The Kuala Lumpur FA Women's Football Team () is an official women's football team representing the Kuala Lumpur Football Association club based in Federal Territory of Malaysia of Kuala Lumpur. The team competes in the National Women's League, the top flight of women's football in Malaysia. They play their home games at the MPAJ Stadium.
History The parent association, Kuala Lumpur Football Association (KLFA), was founded in 1975 to govern football across the Federal Territory. While local grassroots and regional women's amateur leagues like the Kuala Lumpur Women's Super League and partnerships with local initiatives operated independently, an official senior women's representative team under KLFA's direct banner was formally mobilized to enter the national system.Aussie Karlovic drops down division in Malaysia to sign with Kuala Lumpur; ESPN FC, 11 January 2016
In 2022, KLFA Women made their official senior tier debut in the expanded National Women's League (Malaysia), joining competitive rival clubs like Selangor FC, Sabah FA, and local neighbors KL Rangers FC.
Stadium The team shares its infrastructure with the men's developmental divisions and utilizes the Kuala Lumpur Stadium, situated in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, for elite league fixtures and select high-profile home matches.
Players
Coaching staff
PositionStaffTeam manager Nor Asyiqin binti JaafarHead coach Mohamad Hafiz HairuddinAssistant head coach Farah Dhiba binti Abd AzizGoalkeeper coach Mohd Zaki Bin MaarofFitness coach Syafiqa Irisya Bt ShazimyTeam officials Nur Atiqah Najihah Binti HairudiTeam admin Aidil Afiqah Binti Nor AzhaTeam doctor Isabelle WongKitman Ahmad Ridhwan Bin Kamaludin
Season by season record SeasonDivisionPositionPiala Tun Sharifah RodziahAFC Women's Champions LeagueTop scorer (all competitions)2022National Women's League Third place (Central Zone)DNQNot held Unknown2025National Women's League 5th of 8Not heldDNQ Nur Laila Syamila Binti A Rahim (10)2026National Women's LeagueTBDNot heldDNQ TBD
Honours League National Women's League Third place (1): 2022 (Central Zone)
Cup Piala Tun Sharifah Rodziah Runners-up (4): 1995, 1996, 1997 & 1999
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