Laos won Philippines 2:1 today in Vientiane

The friendly match before Suzuki cup 2012, Laos welcomed Philippines to play  in Vientiane today. Laos beaten 2:1 at home

it looks like not Friendly Match

AFF WOMEN'S FB CHAMPIONSHIP2012,LAOS WILL KICK OFF ON 16 SEPT

AFF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP2012

Laos will kick off first game on 16 Sept, here is the fixture


In Ho Chi Minh City

GROUP A: Phillippines, Myanmar, Vietnam, Sigapore
Sept 13
Myanmar vs. Phillippines
Vietnam vs. Singapore
Sept 15
Myanmar vs. Singapore
Phillippines vs. Vietnam
Sept 17
Myanmar vs. Vietnam
Phillippines vs. Singapore
GROUP B: Thailand, Malaysia and Laos
Sept 14
Thailand vs. Malaysia
Sept 16
Malaysia vs. Laos
Sept 18
Thailand vs. Laos

Sept 20
Semi-finals

Sept 22
Final

Laos Play Philippines Tonight; Myanmar Entertain Lions Tomorrow

Laos Play Philippines Tonight; Myanmar Entertain Lions Tomorrow

 SEPTEMBER 10, 2012  

VIENTIANE (10 Sept 2012) – Laos will begin their preparation for the qualifying round of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 by taking on the Philippines tonight in a friendly at the National Stadium (pix).

The Philippines are fresh from their 2-0 win over Singapore a few days earlier and also their scoreless draw against Cambodia prior to that.

“Putting it into context, these matches are still part of the AFF Suzuki Cup preparations, but winning will surely send a message (to the rest of Southeast Asia),” said Dan Palami, the team manager of the Philippines.

In the meantime, Myanmar will play Singapore tomorrow night at the Youth Training Centre in Yangon.

The Myanmar National League (MNL) 2012 had just ended on the weekend and as hosts Myanmar will be eager to put up a good showing in the qualifying round of the AFF Suzuki Cup next month.

Other than the match against Singapore tomorrow, Myanmar will also be heading to Japan in the middle of the month for a ten-day training spell.

For Singapore, they will be looking to put their preparation for the AFF Suzuki Cup back on track after losing 2-0 to the Philippines in their last friendly match.

U-League To Complement Lao National League

U-League To Complement Lao National League

 AUGUST 24, 2012  

VIENTIANE (25 August 2012) – The recently launched Lao University Football League has been highlighted to complement the needs of the Lao National League as the country look further unearth new talents for the national side.

At the launching that was attended by Dr Phankham Viphavanh, the Laos Minister of Education and Sports and Saithong Keoduangdy, the Vice Mayor of Vientiane, it was announced that 16 colleges from around the country will be taking part.

“The U-League aims to develop playing skill and foster friendly competition between students from the various government and private sector teams,” said Somphet Vatthanasin, the chairman of the competition organising committee.

“It is hope that the U-League will prove to be a good breeding ground for fresh new talent, and that those who excel will go on to play in the Lao League or even make the national squad.”

The U-League champions will receive 20 million kip (USD 2,500) in prize money, while the runners-up will get 15 million kip (USD 1,870) and third place earn 10 million kip (USD 1,250). 

Laos selects Japanese coach to AFF suzuki cup 2012

Former Yokohama F. Marinos manager Kokichi Kimura to manage Laos national team

Laos football Federation invites the coach from Japan to prepare the training for AFF Suzuki cup 2012 on Oct in Myanmar which Laos will participate in Qualifying matches with 4 teams from ASEAN

Kimura, a former striker for Yokohama F. Marinos, took over as manager in 2008, when he helped the team recover to a ninth-place finish as well as the Emperor's Cup semi-finals. He was dismissed after leading Marinos to a 10th place finish in 2009.

vientianemai and goal.com