NAYPYITAW (20 Dec 2013) – The Thai women’s Futsal team grabbed their second crown in two editions of the event to at once be rewarded with USD 62,000 (THB 2 million) by the FA of Thailand (FAT). Dr. Ong-Arj Kosinkar, the general secretary of the FAT, said that the reward was in line with the…
NAYPYITAW (19 Dec 2013) – The onus will be on Vietnam to prevent a Thai clean sweep of all football and Futsal titles which will be fought over the next two days. Thailand are in the final of both the men and women’s football as well as for the Futsal events. While Vietnam will challenge…
NAYPYITAW (19 Dec 2013) – Thailand, once the giants of Southeast Asian, took a step closer to regaining their past glory when they qualified for the final of the men’s SEA Games football competition for the first time since 2007. The Thais converted a penalty to defeat Singapore 1-0 in the semi-finals at the Zayar Thiri…
NAYPYITAW (19 Dec 2013) – Indonesia reigned supreme in the penalty shootout in this evening’s semifinal clash against Malaysia at the Zayar Thiri Stadium to destroy the defending champions’ hopes of winning their third successive SEA Games gold medal. Malaysia and Indonesia were tied at 1-1 after 90 minutes. Despite their best efforts to get more goals, the score remained…
NAYPYITAW (19 Dec 2013) – Thailand are well on track to make a clean sweep of all four gold medals in the sport of football. The men’s and women’s futsal teams have already qualified for the final. The women’s football team also secured their place in the final but only after narrowly beating host Myanmar…
NAYPYITAW (18 Dec 2013) – If there is one thing that Singapore coach Aide Iskandar can promise tomorrow in the semi-finals of the men’s football event at the Zeyar Thiri Stadium, it is that speed bumps will be provided for the Thai triumvirate of Pokklaw A Nan, Thitiphan Puangjan, Adisak Kraisorn. Myanmar battled courageously but…