SEPANG, Malaysia -- Lewis Hamilton beat teammate Nico Rosberg to the fastest time in the second practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix.Hamilton held a 0.233s over Rosberg as both drivers completed low-fuel runs on the soft tyres midway through the session. As expected, Mercedes held a comfortable advantage over the opposition, but it was Ferrari and not Red Bull that got closest.Sebastian Vettel finished the session third fastest 0.661s off Hamilton, with teammate Kimi Raikkonen 0.237s further back in fourth. Max Verstappen was fifth fastest as Red Bull used the soft tyres for the first time, but the gap of over a second to Hamilton -- half of which was lost in sector three on the long back straight -- suggests Red Bulls power deficit will be felt more in Sepang than two weeks ago in Singapore.Sergio Perez set the sixth fastest time in the Force India, just edging Fernando Alonsos McLaren by 0.012. Once again, Alonso was running the updated Honda power unit, but the team confirmed that he would use the same engine he used at Monza for the rest of the weekend. By using the new engine in Friday practice this weekend he will be hit with a 30-place grid penalty on Sunday, but on the plus side will be able to use the new engine penalty-free at Hondas home race in Suzuka next weekend.Alonsos effort was enough to beat Daniel Ricciardo to seventh by 0.041s, who in turn was 0.053s ahead of Nico Hulkenberg in the second Force India. Jenson Button was tenth fastest, without the updated Honda power unit, 0.419s off teammate Alonso.Carlos Sainz was 11th fastest ahead of Jolyon Palmer in 12th for Renault. The Williams remained outside the top ten and were split by the Haas of Esteban Gutierrez, who was 0.741s faster than teammate Romain Grosjean in 20th.Daniil Kvyat finished 16th, ahead of Sauber pair Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr. 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Western Sydneys A-League derby drought will surpass three years after Sydney FC soared to an emphatic 4-0 victory to leave their crosstown rivals empty-handed yet again.The Sky Blues ran rampant in front of a record crowd of 61,880 at ANZ Stadium, where former Besiktas teammates Bobo and Filip Holosko seamlessly scored the first two goals before whizzkid Brandon ONeill executed an exquisite 85th-minute free-kick and substitute Alex Brosque completed the rout with one minute remaining.It was the biggest Sydney derby win in the fixtures history and means the Wanderers will have gone winless for three years and three days by the time they get another chance on January 14.Saturday was a rowdy and entertaining night brimming with class and magnificent displays from Sky Blues goalkeeper Danny Vukovic and wriggling Wanderers winger Jumpei Kusukami.But it belonged to the Sky Blues, who were rampant and irrepressible, their clever movement and slick delivery too much for Tony Popovics men.Sydney had the better run from the start as Western Sydney lacked the midfield composure Andreu had provided last season.The battle came to life on 30 minutes when Robert Cornthwaite clattered into Bobo and instigated an old-fashioned melee.The towering centre-back got to the ball, but was lucky not to have been sent off for the challenge, which earned him a yellow card.Scott Neville and David Carney copped the same for their role in the aftermath, in which a livid Popovic exchanged verbals with Sydneys coaching staff.If anything, the flashpoint sparked the Wanderers and they came on the counter with venom.They were closest to scoring on the tick of halftime when Mitch Nichols nipped a deaath backheel into the path of Jumpei.ddddddddddddHe dinked a swift ball to Kerem Bulut, who dragged wide and was denied again soon after by Vukovic in one of many superb saves by the former Melbourne Victory gloveman.Jumpeis classy display provided a mouth-watering preview of the creativity the Japanese flyer will bring this season with marauding solo runs and a string of nutmegs.But Sydney took the spoils in the second half.Carney lofted a sumptuous curler for Milos Ninkov to outdo Wanderers defender Aritz Borda with the slightest of touches for Holosko to lash home.Zullo then showed his worth with a lofted cross to Holosko who skilfully kept the ball in play and volleyed towards goalmouth.Bobo, surrounded by three sleeping Wanderers defenders, was the only one to anticipate the move.With a classic tap-in, Western Sydney were breached again.Nichols came closest to kickstarting a Wanderers comeback only to be denied in a one-on-one with Vukovic.Any glimmer of hope was dashed when Borda was red-carded for bringing down Brosque on the edge of the box, paving the way for ONeills stunner before the skipper poked home the fourth.Both coaches agreed the scoreline did not quite reflect the contest.We have to accep