Honestly i might be a little bit biased with this news as i am a true Liverpool FC supporter. The date was 16th July 2011 and it is a friendly match between Malaysia XI versus Liverpool FC for the Standard Chartered Liverpool FC Asian Tour. It was my first time watching the Reds live and it was quite an experience. From all the football matches i have been to, I have never encountered over 80,000 fans supporting Liverpool FC and our beloved country Malaysia in the National Stadium, Bukit Jalil. I was fortunate enough to see an exciting game which includes goals and good football.

I reached there about 2 hours before the game and it was already packed and the heat did not help either. anyways i quickly rushed into the stadium and quickly go to my seats before everything started. as i entered the stadium, i heard the loyal supporters of Liverpool FC singing You'll Never Walk Alone and it almost brought tears in my eyes as i somehow felt i was in Anfield watching my favorite football team play live for the first time. The atmosphere was brilliant and looking around the stands everyone was happy to be there. There were waves where everyone lifting up their hands in motions and the sounds of claps and cheers as both respecting teams came out for their quick warm ups before the match.

To cover a brief commentary on the match, i will add something i got from ESPNSTAR news:

Charlie Adam scored from the spot on his first start for the club as Kenny Dalglish's side won another high-scoring friendly victory, having beaten Guangdong 4-3 in China three days ago.

Adam, a £6.75million signing from Blackpool, was named in midfield alongside Jay Spearing, Raul Meireles and Conor Coady, with Andy Carroll in front of Joe Cole in attack.

Adam was a lively presence in the opening exchanges and after 25 minutes played in Carroll, who went down in the area and earned the penalty.

Adam had to take the spot-kick twice but sent the keeper the wrong way to make it 1-0.

Mohammad Safiq Rahim equalised with a fine free-kick five minutes from half-time.

Clarke made 11 substitutions at the break and after 68 minutes David Ngog scored following some poor defending.

The Frenchman added a second moments later as the Reds swamped their opponents.

Maxi Rodriguez made it 4-1 in the 76th minute before Mohammad Safi scored twice in as many minutes to put the hosts back in contention.

Maxi then scored a second of his own in the last minute as the All-Stars chased the equaliser, with Dirk Kuyt making it six deep in injury time.

This was basically what happened throughout the match and as the goals came in from both sides, we all cheered as both teams played a part in our lives. All in all, it was an experience and one to be remembered. I will end this with Malaysia Boleh! as our national team have shown the right attitude and progress for the sport and You'll Never Walk Alone as Liverpool FC have given me smiles and that chance to see them live in my own country.