VIENTIANE (18 June 2020) – The Lao Football Federation (LFF) have set 11 July 2020 as the kick-off date for the newly rebranded Pepsi Lao League 1. All matches will be played at two venues of the National Stadium KM16 and also the Mini Stadium located within the same sports complex. However, no spectators will…
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (18 June 2020) – The Brunei government is set to allow football back into action following further loosening up of lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After announcing the easing of measures for sports like badminton and golf over the course of the last several weeks, the Brunei government is ready for…
SYDNEY (17 June 2020) – With the knowledge and experience attained from successfully hosting premier world class sporting events in the past, Australia and New Zealand have what it takes to be outstanding joint hosts for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. The AFF made this assertion when confirming its support for the joint bid…
PUTRAJAYA (17 June 2020) – The Malaysian government plans to dedicate the development of a sports facility costing over RM500 million here to the country’s sports leadership icon – the late Sultan Ahmad Shah. Sultan Ahmad Shah had previously served as the President of the FA of Malaysia (FAM), Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and also…
YANGON (16 June 2020) – Futsal in Myanmar is set for the next level when the Myanmar Football Federation (MFF) appointed Vic Hermans as the new head coach. A well-known personality in world Futsal, the Dutchman’s immediate task would be to select players from the MFF Futsal League for the national assignment ahead, specifically the…
PETALING JAYA (16 June 2020) – At least five teams in the Malaysian Super League (MSL) have been given the clearance to be COVID-19 free. Following the announcement last week to allow professional football be back in training, players and officials were made to undergo ‘swab test’ before they were allowed back to training And…