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. 

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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

 

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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

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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