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National Football Team hopes to pass Suzuki Cup qualifying rounds

National Football Team hopes to pass Suzuki Cup qualifying rounds

(KPL) The Lao National team has an ambition to pass the Suzuki Cup 2010 qualifying rounds, scheduled for October 22-30 in Vientiane. The National Football Federation has called 76 players from eight local football clubs and invited three players from Champassak province after their outperformance in the 44th Anniversary of the Lao Sports Day competition held in central Borikhamsay province. However the team hopes that the government would have an English man David Booth to coach its players for the tournament. The National team will be divided into two groups for training and only 30 best players will be selected. The selected footballers will have full training at the National Football Training Centre at Houai Hong in August. The qualifying round of Suzuki Cup is to decide two teams out of five nations namely Cambodia, the Philippines, Brunei, Timor Leste and the Lao PDR. Meanwhile, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar and Singapore are not required to play in the qualifying rounds as they are stronger than the teams mentioned above.

ASIAN CUP 2010-Schedule & Results

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1	03 October 2010 14:30	CHINA P.R.-SAUDI ARABIA	Zibo Sports Center Stadium
2	03 October 2010 17:30	THAILAND-SYRIA	Zibo Sports Center Stadium
9	05 October 2010 17:30	SAUDI ARABIA-THAILAND	Zibo Sports Center Stadium
10	05 October 2010 14:30	SYRIA-CHINA P.R.	Zibo Sports Center Stadium
17	07 October 2010 14:30	CHINA P.R.-THAILAND	Zibo Sports Center Stadium
19	07 October 2010 14:30	SYRIA-SAUDI ARABIA	Linzi

WORLD CUP 2010 - PARENTS NAME BABY GIRL 'FIFA

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WORLD CUP 2010 - PARENTS NAME BABY GIRL 'FIFA'

VIENTIANE (20 June 2010) - South African parents are celebrating their hosting of the FIFA World Cup 2010 by giving their newborn babies unique names. One baby girl was named 'FIFA' - all in capitals - after the sport's governing body, while another was called 'Ke Nako', a World Cup slogan that means 'it is time'. FIFA Ntshinga was born at Rahima Moosa Hospital in Johannesburg, while baby boy Ke Nako was born to teenage mother Busiswa Landiso and her 21-year-old boyfriend Samuel Ntshiwa, who both are from Bloemfontein. Another couple in Bloemfontein had twin boys during the opening match between South Africa and Mexico and decided to name their kids after the two teams playing. Bafana - South Africa's nickname is Bafana-Bafana - and Mexico Venter were born during the 1-1 draw at Soccer City. Their new dad, 29-year-old Charl said: ''I'm giving them those names as a token of my willingness to know more about the game. "My wife, Riana (26), and I knew in December that we would have twins but for them to be born on this day was a wonderful surprise." FIFA spokeswoman Delia Fischer wished all the World Cup babies and their families the best. SOURCE: eurosport

Curtains come down on ASEAN Festival

Curtains come down on ASEAN Festival

Curtains come down on ASEAN Festival

Tuesday, 08 June 2010 11:30

Kota Kinabalu: The curtains came down on the 2010 AFC U-14 Football Festival with the closing of the ASEAN festival in Kota Kinabalu on Sunday. Eleven countries from Southeast Asia - hosts Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Australia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor Leste and Vietnam – took part in this year's ASEAN Festival. AFC Grassroots and Youth Development Officer Dr Annathurai Ranganathan thanked the Sabah State Government and stakeholders for successfully hosting the festival for the fourth consecutive year since 2007.

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