AFF Championship

Vietnam play their second game of the 2022 AFF Cup group stage against Malaysia. The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. (Hanoi time) in My Dinh National Stadium.

However, a controversial decision to award a penalty to Vietnam by Japanese referee Sato Ryuji for what looked like a coming together between Azam Azmi and Doan ...

Singapore have climbed to second in Group B, behind Malaysia on goal difference. Read more at straitstimes.com.

“Of course, the players and coaches understand there is room to grow. His team justified the assessment by restricting world No. Instead of going on to rack up the goals to narrow the goal difference with Vietnam and Malaysia, the Lions conceded opportunities from balls over the top.

HANOI: The Malaysian Tigers failed to roar in their match against Vietnam and suffered a 0-3 defeat at the hands of the home team in an AFF Cup Group B match ...

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He said football fans could watch as many as 10 matches that will be aired on TV2 and Sukan RTM as well as through live streaming on the RTMKlik application. “ ...

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysia found Vietnam too hot to handle and went down 0-3 in their third Group B match in the AFF Mitsubishi Cup.

Malaysia need to beat Singapore in their final Group B match on Jan 3 at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium to be assured of a place in the last four. After 33 minutes into the game, Vietnam broke the deadlock when Nguyen Tien Linh headed home off a corner at the My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi on Tuesday. PETALING JAYA: Malaysia found Vietnam too hot to handle and went down 0-3 in their third Group B match in the AFF Mitsubishi Cup.

Each person is allowed to buy a maximum of 10 tickets, says the Football Association of Singapore.

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The national broadcaster RTM will begin to broadcast matches from the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Mitsubishi Cup 2022 starting tonight.

The team then [went on to beat Laos](https://www.affmitsubishielectriccup.com/2022/match-centre?view=matchreport&id=2329256)with a significant margin of 5 – 0 just three days ago in front of the home crowd at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium. Despite the good news for those who want to check out the event without going through the paid premium route, fans have to make do with one minor disadvantage though: the broadcast on RTM will not take place at the actual kick-off time. The minister noted that many local fans have requested RTM to broadcast the tournament which has also been suggested by Youth and Sports Minister, Hannah Yeoh.

Match referee Ryuji Sato from Japan gave the marching orders to Vietnam striker Nguyen Van Toan in the first half and to Malaysian defender Muhammad Azam Azmi ...

Malaysian Tigers failed to roar in their match against Vietnam and suffered a 0-3 defeat at the hands of the home team in an AFF Cup Group B match amidst ...

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HANOI: National head coach, Kim Pan Gon said Vietnam was a better team in the clash in which Malaysia lost 0-3.

"Football is a sport where we have to do what we can to win, but football also has rules. So, if you break the rules, you will be punished," he said. We will quickly recover and plan well for the Singapore game."

HANOI (Dec 28): The Malaysian Tigers failed to roar in their match against Vietnam and suffered a 0-3 defeat at the hands of the home team in the 2022 Asean ...

The win last night, their second consecutive victory, gave Vietnam six points and moved to the top of Group B, although Malaysia who are now second with six points but have played three matches and Singapore in third place, also have six points – Malaysia have a better goal difference. The second half was embroiled in controversy when the Japanese referee sent off Malaysian defender Muhammad Azam for an apparent foul outside of the playing area on Doan Van Hau, and also awarded Vietnam a penalty that was tucked away by Que Ngoc Hai in the 64th minute. Match referee Ryuji Sato from Japan gave the marching orders to Vietnam striker Nguyen Van Toan in the first half, and to Malaysian defender Muhammad Azam Azmi Murad in the second half.