Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) made history in the Malaysia Super League on Sunday by crushing Kelantan 14-1 at the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium. This extraordinary scoreline now stands as the largest margin of victory ever recorded in the league's history. The "Southern Tigers" showed no mercy, maintaining their relentless dominance and extending their world-record unbeaten league run to 108 games. 

The match was a masterclass in offensive efficiency, with JDT's stars finding the net at will against a struggling Kelantan side. This result reinforces JDT's status as the undisputed powerhouse of Malaysian football, leaving rivals far behind in the standings. Fans and analysts are in awe of the team's consistency, as they continue to shatter domestic records while preparing for upcoming continental challenges.

Looking ahead, JDT remains the team to beat as they eye another clean sweep of domestic trophies this season. Meanwhile, Kelantan faces a difficult road to recovery after such a heavy defeat, highlighting the massive gap between the league leaders and the rest of the field. For JDT, this victory isn't just about the three points; it’s a statement of their ongoing evolution under the leadership of the Johor Regent, who was recently honored with a Sports Leadership Icon Award.