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Dec 24, 2012

Watch clip,Unprofessonal demeanor of Thai defender at Asean University Games

 
The Bad demeanor of Thai defender Number 4 shows at the Final Match of Men's Football between Laos and Thailand at ASEAN University Games 2012 in Vientiane, From the clip we could see the Thai defender Number 4 ,Kiengkai Sasang shows very bad demeanor during the Game. This issue becomes very controversial on the Facebook and Forum on the internet.





Dec 22, 2012

Singapore Wins their fourth time of AFF SUZUKI CUP

Dec 21, 2012

AFC U-14 Championship 2014 qualifying draw

AFC U-14 Championship 2014 qualifying draw
West
Group A: Oman (hosts), Bahrain, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and UAE.
Group B: Saudi Arabia (hosts), Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, Palestine and Yemen.
Central and South
Group C: Nepal (hosts), Bhutan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Maldives and Afghanistan.
Group D: Iran (hosts), Pakistan, India, Turkmenistan, Sri Lanka and Kyrgyzstan.
ASEAN
Group E: Myanmar (hosts), Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines and Timor Leste.
Group F: Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Singapore and Cambodia.
East
Group G: China (hosts), Northern Mariana Islands, Korea Republic, Chinese Taipei and Guam.
Group H: Mongolia, Hong Kong, DPR Korea, Macau and Japan.

 http://www.the-afc.com/en/tournaments/men-a-youth/afc-u14-championship/40713-stage-set-for-inaugural-afc-u-14-qualifiers

Fifteen sides storm to U-22 finals, AFC U22 -2013

Fourteen sides -- Iraq, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iran, Kuwait, Jordan, Uzbekistan, Japan, DPR Korea, China, Korea Republic, Myanmar and Australia -- won the finals tickets after finishing as either the group leaders or runners-up while Oman became the 15th team to qualify as the best third-best team from all the seven groups.

original article: http://www.the-afc.com/en/tournaments/men-a-youth/afc-u22-championship/39647-U-22-Championship-qualifiers-conclude

Dec 19, 2012

Thailand won the gold from Men's Football, Asean University Games 2012

 Men''s Football of  16TH ASEAN UNIVERSITY GAMES
THE FINAL MATCH, HOST LAOS VS THAILAND AT LAK 16, NATIONAL STADIUM TODAY
LAOS FANS AT LAK 16, PHOTO BY FACEBOOK FAN
HOST LAOS FANS SEEMED TO BE FULL OF STADIUM TO SUPPORT THEIR COUNTRY
AFTER 90' MINS OF GAME, THAILAND BEAT LAOS TO TAKE THE GOLD MEDALS, AS FOR HOST LAOS , THE TEAM DID THE BEST AND MADE ANOTHER NEW RECORD FOR LAOS FOOTBALL IN THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL AROUND SOUTHEAST ASIA.

FINAL SCORE:
LAOS 0
THAILAND 2. 

here the clip



source : LAOFF

Singapore won Thailand at Home 3:1, 1st leg Suzuki cup 2012 FINAL

Singapore beat Thailand  3:1 today
F. Mustafic (Pen) 10', 
K. Amri 61',
 B. Bin Khaizan 90' 



Thailand 

A. Lahso 59

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(From left) Shahdan Sulaiman, Aleksandar Duric and Fahrudin Mustafic celebrate the first goal for Singapore against Thailand in the first-leg final match of the AFF Suzuki Cup at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Dec 19, 2012. -- ST PHOTO: LIM SIN THAI











 

Dec 12, 2012

AFC challenge cup 2014' Qualifiers

official draw.



Dec 11, 2012

Malaysia lost 0-3 to host laos

FROM NURSYABIHA SUKRI

VIENTIANE, Dec 11 (Bernama) -- Malaysia lost 0-3 to host Laos in the opening match of Asean University Games (AUG) at National Sports Complex Stadium here Tuesday.

The Laos goals were scored by Sitthideth Khanthavong (41st), Khouta Sivongthong (83rd) and Lembo Saysana in additional time.

With the win, Laos are through to the semi-final of the football competition.

Malaysia will play Singapore on Thursday for a place in the semi-final.

Universiti Malaysia coach Azman Eusoff told reporters he did not expect Malaysian to lose 0-3 to Laos.

"I admit there are weaknesses in defence and midfield. Our players found it difficult to penetrate the Laos defence.

"The loss is a big blow to us. Malaysia have no choice but to beat Singapore on Thursday," he added.

--BERNAMA

Dec 7, 2012

Football: Philippines coach Weiss remains cautious

SINGAPORE: Michael Weiss wants to take the Philippines to the Asian Cup finals in 2015 but, for now, the German coach's immediate task is to get the better of Singapore when the two teams meet on Saturday in their ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup semi-final first leg clash at the Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila.

The Azkals met the Lions twice in friendlies this year and won on both occasions and, even though 47-year-old Weiss would love to repeat that and take the Philippines to their first final of the biennial tournament, he remains cautious.

"Although the wins have given us confidence, the fact remains that friendlies are not the true reflection of a team's ability," he said in a phone interview with TODAY.

"Singapore are always a contender in the tournament. Sure, they didn't do too well at the last tournament two years ago, but they are two-time champions, and look at them now.

"They will have experienced players like (Aleksandar) Duric, (Fahrudin) Mustafic and (Daniel) Bennett to fall back on, while the likes of Shahril (Ishak) and Baihakki (Khaizan) have definitely matured."

But Weiss also feels that the battle in the midfield during the semi-finals will decide the outcome.

"Raddy (Avramovic) talked about the physical battle and the Philippines' style of play. I agree with him," he said. "We are not the fleetest of teams but we have the muscle to compete in midfield. That's where the battle will be fought and won.

Weiss - who has overseen the Azkals' rise up the FIFA rankings to 143 since he took charge in 2011 - also admits that his side have become a force in South-east Asia, with the inclusion of a long list of naturalised citizens who have been plying their trade in European leagues.

Even without 26-year-old Stephan Schrock, who has not been released by Bundesliga side Hoffenheim for this competition, he can still call upon Jerry Lucena of Danish club Esbjerg, Dennis Cagara (Karlsruher FC), Paul Mulders (ADO Den Haag), Juan Guirado (Racing Lermeno) and Netherlands-born Jason De Jong (former NAC Breda, now Stallion FC).

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 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sportsnews/view/1241522/1/.html

Philippines Ready to Write Their Own History

MANILA (7 Dec 2012) – If Philippines team manager Dan Palami has his way, the historical records of the AFF Suzuki Cup will have to be updated beginning with tomorrow’s match against Singapore.
While the Azkals have beaten the Lions in a previous friendly, the past records of this tournament certainly do not favour the Philippines.
And that’s what Palami wants changed. Responding to Singapore coach Raddy Avramovic’s comments that the Philippines will have to respect the Lions who are former champions, Palami said this: “Singapore is a good team and we must respect them. But tomorrow, we intend to write our own history. The team is playing well, we will be playing our second semi-finals in front of our own fans, this is a dream for us.”
“To be honest, in the last friendly with Singapore, we were lucky to get away with a 1-0 win. But in that match neither Singapore nor we had all our players available. Tomorrow will be a different game,” said Palami, adding that two more players had arrived for the match.
Angel Guirado and Dennis Cagara have received clearance from their German and Indian clubs respectively and will be ready to play tomorrow. Palami however warned that with their extra arrivals, playing Singapore would still be tough.
“We have 180 minutes of action and we have to be cautious. For the first semis, we hope to get full points here.”
Two years ago, the Philippines qualified for their first ever AFF Suzuki Cup semi-finals, however, due to the unavailability of a proper venue in the country, they had to play their home match in front of 80,000 hostile fans at the Gelora Bung Karno in Jakarta.
“This time we have 10,000 fans cheering for us, that will be a big help,” he added. According to the organisers, tickets are selling well with the grandstand seats all snapped up.
 http://www.aseanfootball.org/v2/?p=11134


AFF suzuki cup 2012,Malaysia to face Thailand in semis


Jumping for joy: Azamuddin Mohd Akil celebrates after scoring Malaysia’s first goal against Indonesia during their Group B match Saturday. — AFP
Reports by SHAMSHUL FITRI and K. RAJAN - MALAYSIA made the critics eat their words with a rousing 2-0 win over Indonesia to book a place in the AFF Suzuki Cup semi-finals at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil.
The Malaysian Tigers were written off following their 3-0 mauling by Singapore in the opening Group B match last Sunday. They stormed back into the reckoning by routing Laos 4-1 and, last night, made sure of their ticket to the last four with a scintillating display in a packed stadium.
Both sides started cautiously and the match suddenly came alive after the 20th minute when Azamuddin Akil sent the fans into a frenzy with the opening goal in the 26th minute. Three minutes later, the vociferous fans got their money’s worth when right-back Mahali Jasuli made it 2-0.
National coach Datuk K. Rajagopal was simply delighted with his side’s comfortable win.
“We started brightly and scored two goals in the first half, but it was still a tough match,” said Rajagopal.
“Indonesia were pressing for a goal despite being two goals down. I was telling my players to kill off the game with a third goal but we couldn’t get the breakthrough.”
Indonesia coach Nil Maizar took full responsibility for the team’s defeat.
“The players gave it their everything but it wasn’t good enough,” said a dejected Nil Maizar.
“I take responsibility for this defeat. We were playing well until we conceded the two goals in a three-minute spell.”
The win left Malaysia as Group B runners-up behind leaders Singapore on goal difference. Singapore beat Laos 4-3 in the other match to end up with six points and head the standings with a better goal difference.
Malaysia play Group A champions Thailand at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium next Sunday.
The match’s turning point came when winger Wan Zack Haikal Wan Nor was moved to the right flank and Azamuddin went to the left.
Wan Zack’s link-up play with the over-lapping Mahali forced the Indonesian back-line to back-pedal.
In one of their marauding runs down the flank, Mahali sneaked past the Indonesian defence to send in a cross for Azamuddin to slam in the first goal.
Three minutes later it was Mahali’s turn to get on the score sheet when he burst into the Indonesian penalty box to score from a tight angle to double Malaysia’s lead.
Malaysia picked up from where they left in the second half and continued with their fast pressing game while the defence smothered Indonesia’s attacks.
Nil Maizar rang in the changes by bringing in the attacking trio of Andik Vermanshah, Tonnie Cussel and Jhonny Van Beukering to get back into the game but it yielded nothing.
Rajagopal also made changes by taking out the injured Mohd Shakir Shaari, Norsharul Idlan Talaha and Azamuddin and replacing them with Gary Steven Robbat, Amar Rohidan and Ahmad Fakri Saarani.
And towards the end of the game, the frustrated Indonesians resorted to rough house tactics but the Tigers kept their cool to seal their place in the semi-finals.
 http://football.thestar.com.my/2012/12/02/malaysia-to-face-thailand-in-semis/

Dec 5, 2012

'I instructed them to pass the ball, they preferred to shoot'- Koichi Kimura on coaching the Laos team initially

Laos have recently crashed out of the Suzuki Cup 2012, but have won praises for their attacking flair throughout the tournament, holding Indonesia 2-2 and giving Singapore a scare by holding a 2-goal advantage before capitulating 4-3 to the Lions.
Many have put it down to Laos head coach Kokichi Kimura for the transformation in Laos' football. Goal.com speaks to Kokichi Kimura about how he landed in the head coaching role, and what he has learnt about Laos football so far.

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http://www.goal.com/en-sg/news/4424/2012-aff-suzuki-cup/2012/12/04/3576515/i-instructed-them-to-pass-the-ball-they-preferred-to-shoot#

Dec 3, 2012

Laos making strides

Kuala Lumpur – Laos may have finished bottom of their Final Round group once again at the AFF Suzuki Cup but team captain Visay Phaphouvannin believes that his side have shown signs of improvement that could bode well for their future

http://www.affsuzukicup.com/news/laos-making-strides

Laos coach says after defeated by Singapore


"I'm proud with my team's achievements and overall performance in this tournament.
“We are aware that we are not as strong as the other competitors. But I think it would be good for our young players to gain some experience.”
Kimura was a frustrated man after being forced to make a substitution following a challenge on his goalkeeper, Sengphachan Bounthisanh by Fazrul Nawaz in the opening minutes of the game.
“First ten minutes, our goalkeeper, Sengpachan was injured. He had fractured his ankle and is now in the hospital. It was very dangerous play [by Fazrul Nawaz] and maybe it should have been a red card.”
But despite ending the tournament at the bottom of the table, Kimura predicts a bright future for Laotian football: “I'm sure with this kind of performance, our team has a bright future and we can do something better in the next SEA Games.”

Dec 1, 2012

ທີມລາວນຳໄປກອ່ນ,ແຕ່ຖືກສິງກະໂປສົ່ງກັບບ້ານ

ລາວພົບສິງກະໂປຂອງຊູຊູກີຄັບຮອບສຸດທ້າຍຂອງສາຍບີ,ລາວຍິງປະຕູໄປກອ່ນສອງປະຕູໃນເຄິ່ງເວລາທຳອິດ.
ເຄິ່ງເວລາທິສອງ ສິງກະໂປອາໃສວີທີສົ່ງບານສູງແລະກອງໜ້າຮູບຮ່າງທີ່ສູງໃຫ່ຍກວ່າ ຍິງປະຕູສີ່ລູກໃນເວລາໄກ້ຄຽງກັນ,ເຊິ່ງການເສຍປະຕູລຽນຕິດໃນເວລາສັ້ນໆເປັນຈຸດອອ່ນຂອງລາວຫລາຍ
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Singapore vs Laos,Live score (4:3)

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Full time 90'

Singapore came back and scored 4 goals in the 2nd Half.even though Laos scored first 2 goals in the 1st half time.
singapore passes into the semi-Final of Suzuki cup  2012.

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