Early days (1993–1998) Due to the demand from the residents of
Kampong Sungai Kedayan to play in the district league, Kasuka was founded in 1993. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the club enjoyed a great deal of success. For the 1997–98 season, they won the Brunei-Muara District League and added the Police Cup (PRG) and Mukim Berakas Cup (Perbekal) to their collection of victories. By winning the District League Champions Cup, Pepsi Cup, and Community Shield of the District League in 1999, Kasuka added three more cups to their collection.
Further successes (1999–2008) With the arrival of coach
Moksen Mohammad in 2000, he would lead the team to win both the Brunei-Muara District League and the Pengiran Sengamara Di Raja Cup. According to
Football Association of Brunei Darussalam (FABD), the club also won both the Mukim Kilanas Trophy and Md Amir PP competition in 2000. Kasuka were one of the founding members of the
B-League in 2002, where they ended the season in third place. They stayed in the top flight until the
2007–08 season when they withdrew from the competition with just two games left to play.
Reformation (2014–present) 's goal against
DPMM in the
2022 Brunei FA Cup Final|left Kasuka reformed in 2014, winning promotion from the
Brunei Premier League in 2015 into the
Brunei Super League. They managed to obtain an AFC Club License in late 2020, in view of participating in the
qualifying stages of the 2021 AFC Cup, by virtue of their second place standing in the 2018–19 season. On 7 July 2021,
AFC announced that the ASEAN Zone matches of the
2021 AFC Cup were cancelled, denying Kasuka of their continental debut. In the year 2022, Kasuka strengthened their ranks further with the acquisition of several talents such as
Adi Said,
Azman Ilham Noor and
Khairil Shahme Suhaimi to mount a serious challenge for the
2022 Brunei FA Cup, the only
FABD competition to be contested for the year. They were even touted to be the favourites to win the competition when it commenced. They managed to go all the way to the final on 4 December when Kasuka initially had an early lead after
Leon Sullivan Taylor scored the first goal of the match in the 13th minute.
Azwan Ali Rahman equalised deep in first half stoppage time and
Shah Razen Said subsequently netted the winner in the 70th minute to hand Kasuka defeat at the last hurdle of the tournament.
Back-to-back league champions (2023–2025) A year later, in preparation for the
2023 Brunei Super League they recruited talented import players as well as former DPMM players such as
Shah Razen Said,
Nur Asyraffahmi Norsamri and
Hazwan Hamzah to make them favourites for the title. Tragedy struck the club in August when active squad member Abdul Halim Hassan died after a brief illness. After just 16 games into the season, the league abruptly ended, handing Kasuka the title with an unassailable lead at the top. match against
BSRC|250x250px In May 2024, Kasuka announced their participation to the recently revived
2024–25 ASEAN Club Championship. They entered the
qualifying play-off against
Shan United of
Myanmar in July where they were beaten 2–4 on aggregate. In the first fixture of the
2024–25 Brunei Super League on 1 September 2024, Kasuka crushed
Lun Bawang 9–0 to signal their intent to defend their championship title, despite the introduction of
DPMM's second team to the league who are captained by
Prince Abdul Muntaqim of Brunei. Both teams were winning all their matches until 24 November when
Indera SC managed to force Kasuka to a 2–2 draw, which put DPMM II in pole position leading to their final fixture of the season on 2 February at Jerudong Park Mini Stadium. Kasuka, who needed a victory to become champions, managed to outscore their opposition 2–3 courtesy of a
Willian dos Santos hat-trick, and thus became Brunei Super League champions for the second time in a row. Willian dos Santos also managed to win the season 'top scorer' awards with 35 goals. Kasuka then qualified to the
2025–26 AFC Challenge League qualifying play-off against Cambodian club
Phnom Penh Crown and also the
2025–26 ASEAN Club Championship qualifying play-off against Philippines club
DH Cebu. On 8 August 2025, Kasuka recorded an official win on the regional stage for the first time after defeating DH Cebu 2–1 during the first leg of the 2025–26 ASEAN Club Championship qualifying play-off where
Jacob Njoku scored a brace for Kasuka. However, they were beaten 0–6 in the AFC Challenge League against Phnom Penh Crown four days later. They also lost the second leg of the ASEAN Club Championship qualifying 0–3, eliminating them out of the competition in a 2–4 aggregate score against the Filipino club.
Smashing records (2026–) In the middle of the
2025–26 season Kasuka became the only team to have won all of their matches when they faced newly-promoted side
Hawa FC who were crowned the
Belait district league champions the previous year, but were struggling at the foot of the table in the current campaign. Kasuka obliterated the side 26–1, producing a new record for the highest-scoring match in the
Brunei Super League, which was previously held by
Indera SC who beat
Najip FC 20–1 in
2013. Kasuka had won all of their matches until the final fixture of the league, a title-decider on 19 April 2026 against Indera who trail them by two points. Two goals from Akram Wakeel Bakri and a strike from former Kasuka hitman
Leon Sullivan Taylor compounded them to a 2–3 loss, handing the league title to their opposition, ironically the same way they gained it the previous season. ==Current squad==