SUBANG JAYA (15 February 2025) – Datuk Mohd Joehari Mohd Ayub is the new President of the FA of Malaysia (FAM) after winning unopposed at the Electoral Congress for the term 2025/29 earlier today. Mohd Joehari – FAM Vice President for the last two terms – filled the vacancy left by Tan Sri Dato’ Hamidin…
MANILA (14 February 2025) – Preparations for the first-ever FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup (FFWWC) to be held in the Philippines continue to make big strides, as a contingent from FIFA arrived in the country this month to meet with the Philippine Football Federation (PFF) and the FFWWC Local Organizing Committee (LOC). From February 10-13,…
YANGON (14 February 2025) – The Myanmar Women’s National Team leaves for Kathmandu, Nepal today to compete in a Four Nations tournament. The 23-strong Myanmar national women’s team will open their campaign against Lebanon on 17 February 2025, Tajikistan on 20 February 2025, and then host Nepal on 23 February 2025. The top two teams…
SYDNEY (13 February 2025) – Following the confirmation of the National Second Tier (NST) format in October, Football Australia proudly announced the launch of the Australian Championship, the official name and brand for the long-anticipated competition. This transformative initiative marks the next era for Australian football, providing a new national platform to showcase the talent,…
PHNOM PENH (12 February 2025) – Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng are homing in on back-to-back Cambodian Premier League (CPL) titles. After 19 matches, Svay Rieng led the standings with 49 points – just a point ahead of eight-time winners Phnom Penh Crown FC. Svay Rieng will play basement side Police Commissary this Saturday at…
BANGKOK (11 February 2025) – Two goals from Eid Mahmoud gave Bangkok United a valuable 2-2 draw against Rayong FC at the Thammasat Stadium in their 2024/25 Thai League 1 tie. The city side could not take full advantage of playing at home when they trailed 2-1 at the half. Rayong took the lead through…
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