2010
PHNOM PENH (5 August 2010) – The Football Federation of Cambodia (FFC) have appointed Sejin Yeo as the new chief coach to replace Scott O’Donell in preparation for the qualifying round of the AFF Cup 2010 which will be held in October this year. The appointment of the A-licensed coach came following the formal recommendation…
SINGAPORE (5 August 2010) – ASEAN football received a further boost today as Japanese car giant Suzuki Motor Corporation renewed its title sponsorship of the AFF Suzuki Cup for 2010. The AFF Suzuki Cup is Southeast Asia’s biggest football event and ratings leader. This year’s competition, featuring the region’s top eight teams, will be co-hosted…
SOLO (3 August 2010) – The Manahan Stadium in Solo in Central Java has been chosen as host for the AFF Under-16 Championship which will be held on 20-26 September 2010. The city of Bandung was initially chosen as the venue for the four-team championship but due to the presence of the die-hard football fans…
BANGKOK (2 August 2010) – Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said that the Thai players should make it a point to learn from their playing experience against Spanish side Atletico Madrid. Atletico overcame a stubborn Thai Premier League All-Stars side 3-0 in a friendly that was played on Sunday. Spanish ambassador Ignacio Sagaz Temprano, Atletico…
PETALING JAYA (1 August 2010) – On the day when several new faces changed the façade of the FA of Malaysia (FAM), kingpins Selangor proved that they are still the team to beat when they picked up their second Malaysian Super League titles in two years. Following a first-half deadlock, Selangor sparked a revival after…
HO CHI MINH CITY (30 July 2010) – Australia won their second AFF Under-19 Championship in three years when they beat Thailand 1-0 in the final that was played at the Thong Nhat Stadium – courtesy of a late goal from Eli Babalj nine minutes to the end. With the score at a stalemate at…