The schedule for UEFA EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine has been confirmed following the draw in Kyiv.

The schedule for UEFA EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine has been confirmed following the draw in Kyiv.

Poland will launch the tournament on Friday 8 June at 18.00CET against Greece in Warsaw followed by the other Group A opener between Russia and the Czech Republic at 20.45CET.  The next day the Netherlands face Denmark in Kharkiv and Germany take on Portugal in Lviv to begin Group B, and on 10 June Group C starts as holders Spain play Italy and the Republic of Ireland are matched with Croatia.

Ukraine are involved in the last of the opening set of fixtures, meeting Sweden in Group D in Kyiv after England tackle France in Donetsk. The group stage runs until 19 June, then, after a rest day, the quarter-finals take place over four consecutive nights. The semi-finals are on 29 June in Donetsk and the following evening in Warsaw, before Kyiv stages the 1 July decider.

Match scheduleAll kick-offs CET, Ukrainian time is one hour ahead

Friday 8 June 2012
#1: POL v GRE, 18.00CET, Warsaw
#2: RUS v CZE, 20.45CET, Wroclaw

Saturday 9 June 2012
#3: NED v DEN, 18.00CET, Kharkiv
#4: GER v POR, 20.45CET, Lviv

Sunday 10 June 2012
#5: ESP v ITA, 18.00CET, Gdansk
#6: IRL v CRO, 20.45CET, Poznan

Monday 11 June 2012
#7: FRA v ENG, 18.00CET, Donetsk
#8: UKR v SWE, 20.45CET, Kyiv

Tuesday 12 June 2012
#9: GRE v CZE, 18.00CET, Wroclaw
#10: POL v RUS, 20.45CET, Warsaw

Wednesday 13 June 2012
#11: DEN v POR, 18.00CET, Lviv
#12: NED v GER, 20.45CET, Kharkiv

Thursday 14 June 2012
#13: ITA v CRO, 18.00CET, Poznan
#14: ESP v IRL, 20.45CET, Gdansk

Friday 15 June 2012
#15: SWE v ENG, 20.45CET, Kyiv
#16: UKR v FRA, 18.00CET, Donetsk

Saturday 16 June 2012
#17: CZE v POL, 20.45CET, Wroclaw
#18: GRE v RUS, 20.45CET, Warsaw

Sunday 17 June 2012
#19: POR v NED, 20.45CET, Kharkiv
#20: DEN v GER, 20.45CET, Lviv

Monday 18 June 2012
#21: CRO v ESP, 20.45CET, Gdansk
#22: ITA v IRL, 20.45CET, Poznan

Tuesday 19 June 2012
#23: ENG v UKR, 20.45CET, Donetsk
#24: SWE v FRA, 20.45CET, Kyiv

Wednesday 20 June 2012
No matches

Thursday 21 June 2012
#25: 1A v 2B, 20.45CET, Warsaw

Friday 22 June 2012
#26: 1B v 2A, 20.45CET, Gdansk

Saturday 23 June 2012
#27: 1C v 2D, 20.45CET, Donetsk

Sunday 24 June 2012
#28: 1D v 2C, 20.45CET, Kyiv

Monday 25 June 2012
No matches

Tuesday 26 June 2012
No matches

Wednesday 27 June 2012
#29: W#25 v W#27, 20.45CET, Donetsk

Thursday 28 June 2012
#30: W#26 v W#28, 20.45CET, Warsaw

Friday 29 June 2012
No matches

Saturday 30 June 2012
No matches

Sunday 1 July 2012
#31: W#29 v W#30, 20.45CET, Kyiv

FIFA WORLD'S RANKING-LAOS GOES UP (ລາວຈັດຢູ່ໃນລຳດັບ175ຂອງໂລກ)

Laos has 86 points and ranking before Timor leste and Brunei in southeast Asia.

http://www.fifa.com/worldranking/rankingtable/index.html

AFC, Laos is ranking 38th place of Asia

ປະຕູທັງໝົດຂອງທີມລາວຍິງໃນຊີເກມສຄັ້ງທີ26 (LAOS'S GOALS AT 26TH SEAGAMES)

all goals made by Lao strikers in Sea Games 2011, LamNao Became top's scorer in seagames.

AC ມິລານເສຍໃນບ້ານຂອງຕົນ (AC MILAN WAS DEFEATED AT HOME )

ຕອນເຊົ້າມື້ນີ້ການແຂ່ງຂັນນັດທີ່ຫ້າຂອງສາຍ H  ຢູຟາ ເເຊມປຽນຫລີກ ມິລານຕອ້ນຮັບການມາຢາມຂອງສະໂມສອນບາເຊໂລນາຂອງສເປນ,ເຊິ່ງນັດທຳອິດຂອງການເຈີກັນທັງສອງທີມເຮັດໄດ້ພຽງສະເໝີກັນ 2:2.

ສຳລັບນັດທີ່ສອງບາເນໂລນາກໍ່ເອົາຊະນະໄປຢ່າງວຸດວິດ3:2 ເຊິ່ງເຄິ່ງເວລາທຳອິດນັ້ນບາເຊໂລນານຳໄປກອ່ນສອງປະຕູຕໍ່ໜຶ່ງ
http://www.goal.com/en/match/65998/ac-milan-vs-barcelona/report

Myanmar beats Vietnam to win 3rd Place in Indonesia

Sport News

Myanmar crushes Vietnam to win football bronze

Posted : 22 Nov 2011 11:18:34

Jakarta (UR): Myanmar beat Vietnam 4-1 in the third place playoff match in the football competition of the 26^th SEA Games in Jakarta on Monday to win bronze.

The goals came through Kyaw Zeyar Win in the 33rd and 54th minutes, Kyam Ko Ko in the 83rd minutes and an own goal by Vietnamese defender Ngo Hoang Thinh. Vietnam’s only goal was scored by Lam Anh Quang

Myanmar focused on defending and quick counterattacks, with effective long balls into Vietnamese territory. This strategy quickly extinguished Vietnam’s aggressive attacking from both wings.

Vietnam got its first chance at goal in the ninth minute, but Nguyen Van Quyet’s shot from inside the goal area was blocked by goalkeeper Thiha Sthu. Vietnam was in control of the game but found it difficult to get past the Myanmar defense.

Myanmar’s rigid defense and long passes on the counterattack often saw Kyam Ko Ko and Kyam Zeyar caught offside.

The opening goal came in 34th minute through Kyam Zeyar after he picked up on a free kick to slot the ball home.

Vietnam kept on attacking and tried to equalize before the break, leaving gaps in the defense that Myanmar’s Yan Aung Kyamattempted to capitalize on, but was blocked by goalkeeper Nguyen Tuan Manh.

Into the second half, Myanmar switched gears to take control of the game. Their attacking game led to a number of chances that went begging.

The second goal came in the 54th minute through Kyam Zeyar Win. Myanmar then found itself leading 3-0 after an own goal byNgo Hoang Thinh, who was looking to clear the ball but sent it into his own net.

Not content with the three-goal lead, Myanmar put a fourth on the board through its top scorer Kyaw Ko Ko in the 83rd minute.

Vietnam’s only goal came in the 88th minute through substitute Lam Anh Quang, but it was too little too late.