Laos
2016 AFF Suzuki Cup – Head Coach of Laos – Veensuavanh Sivisay. http://www.aseanfootball.org/v2/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Transcripts-from-the-Pre-Match-Press-Conference-Laos.mp3
VIENTIANE (12 Oct 2016) – Laos put up a much better performance than they did last month to hold Maldives to a 1-1 draw as Timor Leste conceded an identical 2-1 loss to Chinese Taipei in the final round of qualifiers for the AFC Asian Cup 2019. With Maldives having chalked up a 4-0 win…
VIENTIANE (3 Oct 2016) – Lanexang United Football Club have emerged as the new champions of Laos as they took the title for the first time ever. And Lanexang could not have done it any better than to beat defending champions Lao Toyota FC 3-1 this week as they ensured their place at the top…
VIENTIANE (16 Sept 2016) – Lao Premier League CEO Mano Nhouvannasak has hailed the implementation of Club Licensing Regulations in the ASEAN nation as encouraging development in Laotian football. Representatives from 14 Lao Premier League clubs attended an AFC Club Licensing Workshop recently which aimed to ensure the implementation of the AFC Cup Club Licensing Regulations by 2018 and of…
VIENTIANE (8 August 2016) – With the Lao League season at its halfway point, competing coaches will have a better idea of their teams’ strengths, weaknesses and ambitions for the second half of the campaign. But what about the players? laoleague.com brings you the viewpoints of the protagonists themselves in a series of in-depth interviews.…
Laoleague.com: Welcome to the Lao Premier League. You are the first Iraqi player to play in Laos as a professional. How does it feel for you? Thank you. That sounds really good and it is an honour to be the first Iraqi player to be in Laos. Laoleague.com: You could have continued playing in Germany,…