HANOI (9 March 2010) – The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) and coach Henrique Calisto have agreed to a new three-year deal which was signed this week. Under the new contract agreement, Calisto will receive a monthly salary of USD22,000 – marked improvement from the previous USD13,000 which he received. Other than that, Calisto will also…
PHNOM PENH (8 March 2010) – A last gasp winner from Thong Uodom gave National Defense Ministry FC their first silverware of the season when they beat Phnom Penh Crown FC 3-2 in a pulsating final of the Hun Sen Cup that was played at the National Olympic Stadium. In the match that was attended…
BANGKOK (7 March 2010) – Thailand’s FA Cup champions Thai Port FC have been slapped with a fine of THB131,750 (USD4,100) and banned from playing at their PAT Stadium for three matches. The FA of Thailand (FAT) decided on the punishments following Thai Port FC’s part in a scuffle which involved their fans during the…
PHNOM PENH (6 March 2010) – Naga Corp FC’s hope of a positive start to the season suffered further humiliation when Preah Khan Reach FC beat them 2-1 for the third spot in the Hun Sen Cup 2010. The defending Cambodia Premier League champions had lost out of a place in the final this year…
HANOI (5 March 2010) – The Vietnam National Women’s Football Championship begins this week in the northern province of Ha Nam. The annual championship will have six teams competing in a two-leg round-robin format with the first leg set to finish on 26 March. The second leg will be played from 9-26 June in Ho…
SINGAPORE (4 March 2010) – For the first time in years, there will be no representations from ASEAN for the 2011 Asian Cup in Qatar following the final round of qualifying matches last night. With the last remnants of hope resting on Singapore and Thailand, both teams failed to make the cut for Asia’s football…