VIENTIANE (9 Dec 2009) – The decisive final Group B clash between hosts Laos and Singapore tomorrow has been moved to the 20,000 capacity Main Stadium. Following the team’s fabulous 2-0 won over Indonesia in their last match two days ago at the Chao Anu Vong Stadium, there were calls for the game to be…
VIENTIANE (9 Dec 2009) – Goalkeeper Hyrulnizam Jumaat hopes to be included in the starting line up when Singapore take on hosts Laos in the decisive Group B match at the Main Stadium tomorrow. Both Singapore and Laos are on the same four points from their first two matches and where each will be looking…
VIENTIANE (8 Dec 2009) – The No. 10 shirt which is usually reserved for players with outstanding capability remains untouched for Vietnam. The shirt, which was previously worn by striker Pham Van Quyen (pix), is thought to be an unlucky number for the team. It has remained unworn since the 23rd SEA Games in the…
VIENTIANE (8 Dec 2009) – The FA of Malaysia (FAM) have frozen their women’s football team from taking part in further international competitions following the latest round of defeats sustained by the squad. The ban also applies to the national women’s Futsal team. The Malaysian national Under-16 squad were drummed out of the AFF Championship…
VIENTIANE (8 Dec 2009) – It will be down to Thailand and Vietnam to decide the women’s football title at the SEA Games as they set up the decisive clash in the round robin match in three days. There are only five teams taking part this year and as such the SEA Games crown will…
VIENTIANE (8 Dec 2009) – Thailand made it a walk in the park with a 9-0 thumping of Timor Leste as Malaysia gained a reprieve with a slogging 4-0 win over Cambodia in the two Group A matches at the SEA Games that was played at the Chao Anuvong Stadium today. The win has set…