KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Sacked Malaysian finance minister Anwar Ibrahim plans to leave his house on Friday for only the second time since his removal from office last week, his aides said.

Anwar was expected to travel to Bangi on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur on Friday evening to meet his supporters, the aides told reporters.

Bangi is located near the site of the Commonwealth Games complex. The Games' opening ceremony will be held on Friday and will be officially opened by Malaysian King Tuanku Ja'afar at 8.30 p.m. (1230 GMT).

Anwar was also expected to leave his house before noon on Friday to perform the weekly Moslem congregational prayers at a mosque in Kampung Baru in the centre of the city, his aides said.

Anwar, Malaysia's deputy prime minister and finance minister before his sacking by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad last Wednesday, has been huddled in his suburban Kuala Lumpur house.

He has left his house only once when he walked to a nearby mosque last week to perform Friday congregational prayers.

Anwar was sacked on accusations of sexual misconduct, corruption, treason and other crimes. He has denied the allegations. Mahathir said on Thursday that police would charge Anwar if they obtained enough evidence.

Anwar has been conducting nightly talks at his house before thousands of supporters.