JAKARTA (6 Nov 2011) – U Zaw Zaw, the president of the Myanmar Football Federation (MFF) is more than satisfied with the four points from two matches which the team has hauled up thus far in Group B of the men’s football event. Myanmar opened their campaign with a 3-2 win over 2009 semi-finalists Laos…
JAKARTA (6 Nov 2011) – Singapore are looking to win their first gold medal at the SEA Games – and they know that they will have to get past Malaysia first in their first game in Group A tomorrow to show their seriousness. The Singapore-Malaysia tie will be the opening act tomorrow at the Stadion…
BANGKOK (6 Nov 2011) – Datuk Worawi Makudi, the president of the FA of Thailand (FAT) has denied any wrongdoing after allegations that USD 860,000 of development funds were spent building football projects on land he owns. It was reported this week that FIFA had stepped up their investigation into their Executive Committee member Worawi,…
LEBAK BULUS (5 Nov 2011) – Football is a mind game. And Myanmar certainly proved that tonight when for the second time in two matches, playing with ten men, they managed to avoid defeat. This time, they held Vietnam to a scoreless draw in the second match day of Group B of men’s football that…
LEBAK BULUS (5 Nov 2011) – Timor Leste fought back from being a goal down to beat Brunei 2-1 on the second match day of the Group B of men’s football that was played at the Lebak Bulus Stadium this evening – courtesy of a double from Murilo de Almeida. Both teams were playing in…
JAKARTA (5 Nov 2011) – The results of a recent poll by the privately owned Developing Countries Studies Center might either cheer up or depress Indonesia’s Under-23 football squad. The polls show that the number of people who are certain the team will win the SEA Games gold medal is almost the same as those…