By Chris Wright

QPR finally announced their shirt sponsor for 2011/12 yesterday, with Malaysian Air and Air Asia splitting the 'multi-million pound deal' down the middle though we reckon Neil Warnock could care less, being as he was the lucky mark that got to model the new strip with several of the two airlines' more photogenic hostesses.

By Chris Wright

QPR finally announced their shirt sponsor for 2011/12 yesterday, with Malaysian Air and Air Asia splitting the 'multi-million pound deal' down the middle though we reckon Neil Warnock could care less, being as he was the lucky mark that got to model the new strip with several of the two airlines' more photogenic hostesses.

Full draw can be found on Malaysia Football.
Holders Kelantan will be kept on the road having been drawn against Johor FC, Sarawak and Felda United.
Johor, the state team and not the private team mentioned earlier, have been drawn against Kedah, Perak and Sabah so they to can build up the airlines.

SOURCE: REPUBLICAIn another match of the day, Yeti Airlines Himalayan Sherpa Club outclassed Brigade Boys Club (BBC) 5-0 to achieve its first victory in six matches. Pukar Gahatraj and Dipak Rai scored a brace each while Samuel Mobiru scored another for the top flight debutant.
Following the result, Sherpa strengthened its chances for the super league.

SOURCE: REPUBLICA
New Road Team (NRT) beat 10-man Yeti Airlines Himalayan Sherpa 2-0 at the Halchowk ground to hand the latter its second defeat of the league in a row.
Michael Muyawa and Aaron Blackie Cole scored the goals within three minutes to Sherpa hard hit by absence of its key players -- Jagjeet Shrestha, Castory D Mumbara and Oryek Allan.