ຕາຕະລາງຄະແນນຂອງສາຍ B

Men's football seagames, Group B Point table:

MYANMAR 7 PTS,	VIETNAM 7 PTS,
TIMOR 6 , BRUNEI 1	LAOS 1 , PHL 0

Myanmar 7
Vietnam 7
TIMOR 6
BRUNEI 1 
LAOS 1
PHL 0


Myanmar and vietnam are leading the group B and have more chance to next round
but everything is not certain yet, We ll see the Match tomorrow as well, if Laos lost or draw, Laos won't have much chance to qualify for this group


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Late Malaysia winner stuns Thailand (09/11/2011)

Late Malaysia winner stuns Thailand (09/11/2011)




Thailand are in danger of elimination after losing 2-1 to Malaysia in their opening match at the 26th SEA Games yesterday.


Bakhtiar Baddrol opened the scoring for Malaysia after 24 minutes and Ramlan Izzaq Faris hit the winner for the defending champions in the 85th minute after Natarid Thammroddodpon fired an equaliser for the Thais five minutes earlier.


In fact, Thailand played badly in every department and could have lost by a much bigger had Malaysia's forwards been sharper in the Group A encounter at the Gelora Bung Karno (Senayan) stadium.


Malaysia also defeated the Thais 2-1 in the last group game at the 2009 Games in Laos as the eight-time defending champions Thailand were eliminated in the first round for the first time for decades.


If Thailand fail to get past the group stage in Indonesia, it will be the first time in Games history that they suffer two consecutive early exits.


And that is not impossible as they still have to play hosts Indonesia and Singapore, as well as minnows Cambodia.


"I don't know what happened to my players. They played much below their standard," Thailand coach Prapol Pongpanich said after yesterday's match.


Thailand manager Kasem Jariyawatwong chose to look on the bright side saying that "we still have three matches to play."


But he admitted that getting past the first round was not easy. "We have no choice, we have to win the remaining three games," he said.


Kasem said Thailand had to change their tactics after falling behind and when they got an equaliser he thought the momentum was on Thailand's side but it turned out to be the other way round.


Thailand's defenders, particularly Sutjarit Jantakol and Chalemsak Kaewsooktae, were a weak link while goalkeeper Ukrit Wongmeema looked shaky.


The Thais got off to a lively start but soon ran out of sorts as the Malaysians looked more dangerous and tormented the Thai rearguard throughout the match.


A large number of Thai fans at home were infuriated by the poor performance and heavily criticised the team on websites and in radio programmes.


"It would be better for you to return home to help the flood victims," said a fan in a radio programme.


"You should stop talking about winning the title if you could only play like this," a fan wrote on a website.


In Group A, Malaysia and Singapore have four points each from two games. Indonesia have three points from one match, while Thailand and Cambodia are still looking for their first point.


The top two teams from each of the two groups advance to the semi-finals.


Thailand play Cambodia tomorrow at 5pm.


Source : http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/sports/265537/late-malaysia-winner-stuns-thailand

Laos aim to repeat 2009 success

3 November 2011

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Laos coach Hans-Peter Schaller believes his team can spring a surprise or two at the 26th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games which will take place in Indonesia.

Laos coach Hans-Peter Schaller believes his team can spring a surprise or two at the 26th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games which will take place in Indonesia.

Austrian national Schaller wants the team to repeat their achievements in the 2009 edition of the SEA Games where they finished fourth.

"It's not an easy group. In the last SEA Games, we occupied the fourth position, but it will not be easy to do that again," Schaller told Kompas Bola.

"We're not the favourites. However, we will strive to repeat the achievement of two years ago."

Several trials have been done to prepare the team, including some in Malaysia. Schaller admitted that his team had been prepared for two months to deal with this event.

"We cannot wait to face the first match against Myanmar. The expectancy of Laos public to us must be very high. However, the new results will be answered tomorrow," he said.

Laos are in Group B alongside Vietnam, Myanmar, Philippines, Brunei and Timor Leste and will play their first game against Myanmar on Thursday.

SEA GAMES 2011: MYANMAR PUT ONE FOOT IN THE SEMIS

SEA GAMES 2011: MYANMAR PUT ONE FOOT IN THE SEMIS

LEBAK BULUS (9 Nov 2011) – Myanmar took a big step for a place in the semi-finals of men’s football at the SEA Games this year when they overcame Brunei 4-0 in the match that was played at the Lebak Bulus Stadium.

With the win, Myanmar have picked up seven points from two wins and a draw – thus replacing Timor Leste at the top of the table albeit momentarily as the Timorese will take on Vietnam in the second game of the day.

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