AFC Asian Cup-2007(SATURDAY, 7 JULY 2007--SUNDAY, 29 JULY 2007): Malaysia

23 June 2007

Malaysia

Next Match - Tue, Jul. 10, 2007
AFC Asian Cup 200713:35 UK - National Stadium Bukit Jalil
Malaysia	v	China
Match

Latest Fixtures/Scores
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT	COMPETITION
Tue 1/23	H- Singapore	D, 1 - 1	ASEAN Football Championship
Sat 1/27	A- Singapore	D, 1 - 1	ASEAN Football Championship
Tue 7/10	H- China	13:35 UK	AFC Asian Cup
Sat 7/14	A- Uzbekistan	12:20 UK	AFC Asian Cup
Wed 7/18	H- Iran	13:35 UK	AFC Asian Cup
· Complete Team Fixtures

More Malaysia News

May 27, 2007: Blatter praises United for calling off Malaysia match; Manchester United's controversial tour match against a Malaysian XI in Kuala Lumpur on July 27 had been called off because it clashed with the Asian Cup, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said on Sunday.

May 23, 2007: AFC ask Man Utd to reschedule Malaysia match; Asia's football chief Mohamed Bin Hammam has asked Manchester United officials to reschedule the club's July 27 match against a Malaysian XI to avoid a clash with the Asian Cup.

May 22, 2007: Malaysian side face uncertain future over unpaid rent; Cash-strapped Malaysian Super League strugglers Sarawak face an uncertain future after they were almost banned from using their own stadium because of unpaid rent.

May 11, 2007: Malaysia PM insists Man Utd fixture will go ahead; Malaysia will defy the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and host Manchester United in July, Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi insisted on Friday.

January 16, 2007: Malaysia progress into next phase despite defeat; Despite going down 1-0 to Thailand and needing the Philippines to hold Myanmar to a shock goalless draw to advance to advance to the semi-finals of the Asean Football Championship, Malaysia coach Nori
: Thailand 1-0 Malaysia: Chaikamdee on target; Thailand booked their ticket to the semi-finals of the Asean Football Championship with a 1-0 defeat of Malaysia, who also advanced after the Philippines held Myanmar to a goalless draw.

January 15, 2007: Tigers must roar against Thais, says Norizan; Malaysia coach Norizan Bakar has called for his players to 'double their efforts' as they take on Asean Football Championship co-hosts Thailand on Tuesday with a place in the knockout phase at stake.

January 14, 2007: Myanmar's Sann Win rues missed chances; Myanmar coach U Sann Win was left ruing the number of missed chances in the first half of their Asean Football Championship Group A stalemate with Malaysia on Sunday, which left the 2004 semi-finalist
: Malaysia 0-0 Myanmar: Missed Malay chances; Suchao Nutnum struck four minutes into second half stoppage time to earn Thailand a 1-1 draw against a gutsy Myanmar side in their Asean Football Championship 2007 Group A opener in Bangkok on Friday.

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