TERENGGANU made history as they took home the Razak Cup title for the first time after defeating Pahang 3-0 in the Division One final yesterday.
The final was dominated by the Saari brothers as Terengganu became the first east coast side to win the prestigious trophy.
Terengganu got off to a flying start as they took the lead in the first minute through Muhammad Firhan Ashari.
Firhan had a tap in which was gifted to him after some brilliant work from Faizal Saari, who beat two players before squaring the ball back to Firhan to score.
Terengganu continued to press forward and in the 15th minute hitman Faizal once again worked his way into the circle and unleashed a fierce shot which went inches wide.
It was Pahang's wake-up call as five minutes later they earned their first short corner of the game but a brilliant save from Muhammad Hafizuddin kept Terengganu in the lead.
In the 23rd minute Ismail Abu slotted the ball home off a penalty corner rebound for Pahang but his effort was disallowed by the umpire.
Terengganu came back from the break more confident and in the 41st minute the Saari brothers Fitri and Faizal combined to give the east coast team a comfortable lead.
Fitri, who was pulling the strings in midfield, found his elder brother unmarked in the circle and Faizal beat Kahirul Nizam Ibrahim from a tight angle.
Nine minutes later Terengganu made it 3-0 through Muhammad Shafiq Nordin.
RESULTS -- Div 1 Final: Pahang 0 Terengganu 3; 3rd-4th: Kuala Lumpur 8 Negri Sembilan 4; 5th-6th: Perak 1 Johor 3; 7th-8th: Penang 4 Armed Forces 3.
Div 2: Final: Selangor 4 Malacca 5.