Laos
VIENTIANE (15 December 2023) – Young Elephants FC have been crowned champions of the inaugural Lao Women’s League 2023. After 14 matches played, Young Elephants garnered 39 points from 13 wins and one loss. They finished the season with a comfortable 11 points ahead of runners-up Ezra FC – the same as third-placed Master 7…
VIENTIANE (25 October 2023) – The Lao Football Federation (LFF) held a meeting this week to discuss the further development of women’s football as they aspire to achieve better results through more competitions and support. The meeting was attended by LFF President, Viphet Sihachakr; Director General of the Elite Sports Department of the Ministry of…
PETALING JAYA (6 October 2023) – The Laos Football Federation (LFF) have appointed former Japanese national midfielder Nayuha Toyoda as the new head coach of the Laos women’s national team. The 37-year-old from Kamakura has extensive playing experience at the club level with Club Nippon, Albirex Niigata and Yokohama FC Seagulls among others. She first…
VIENTIANE (8 June 2023) – The Lao Football Federation (LFF) have appointed Arena Gugliermo as the new head coach of the Lao national team. The 50-year-old Italian has a UEFA Pro License with experience from a multitude of countries like the Burkina Faso League, Benin League, Singapore S League, Oman Premier League, Algeria League, Arabic Champions…
VIENTIANE (3 April 2023) – Namtha United created history this week when they picked up their first win in the 2023 Pepsi Lao League 1 with a 2-1 win over Champasak United. At home at the Luang Namtha Provincial Stadium gave Namtha all the confidence they needed with Ketkeo Lhatsapon nailing the opener after 12…
VIENTIANE (23 February 2023) – Defending champions Young Elephants FC will be up against seven other teams in the Pepsi Lao League 2023. The rest of the competing teams are Master 7 FC, Ezra FC, Luangprabang FC, Army FC, Viengchanh FC, Champasak FC and Namtha United – a new team from Luangnamtha Province. Teams in…