DILI (5 April 2020) – The FIFA-Confederations working group which was recently established by the Bureau of the FIFA Council to address the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, and which includes the FIFA administration and secretary generals and top executives from all confederations, has unanimously approved a series of recommendations following its first meeting, which…
BANGKOK (4 April 2020) – The FA of Thailand (FAT) alongside organizer Thai League Co are considering having a one-leg Thai League season instead of the usual two-leg home and away format. With the COVID-19 pandemic being an unusual circumstance this year which has affected all and sundry, it has also affected the running of…
MANILA (4 April 2020) – The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) have moved the kick-off date of the Philippines Football League (PFL) Season 2020 from 18 April 2020 to a tentative date set on the later part of May 2020 due to the situation resulting from the Enhanced Community Quarantine and increasing COVID-19 infections in the…
SYDNEY (3 April 2020) – Football Federation Australia (FFA) have advised that, in light of ongoing developments since its original announcement, including stricter measures imposed by the Federal Government in response to COVID-19, the temporary suspension to sanctioned grassroots football competitions and associated training would remain in place until at least 31 May 2020. The…
BANGKOK (2 April 2020) – The FA of Thailand (FAT) have announced pay cut for national head coach Akira Nishino and also the association staff. With the on-going Coronavirus outbreak still not showing signs of a let-up, the decision to postpone the Thai League One to Thai League Four until 2 May 2020, has affected…
YANGON (2 April 2020) – The Myanmar Football Federation (MFF) are in deep to serve the current 235 people currently in quarantine at their facilities. Under the stewardship of MFF President Zaw Zaw, who is also the Chairman of the Ayeyawady Foundation, up to 80 staff and volunteers are currently serving the 235 people under…