Laman Utama 2020

Liga Super Malaysia 2020

LS10 2 Okt 2020 (Jumaat)

Liga Premier Malaysia 2020

LP10 2 Okt 2020 (Jumaat)

*Shopee Piala FA 2020 dan Challenge Cup 2020
-Pertandingan Dibatalkan.

TM Piala Malaysia 2020
Pusingan 16 pasukan: 16 - 18 Oktober 2020
Suku akhir: 24 dan 25 Oktober 2020
Separuh akhir: 30 dan 31 Oktober 2020
Perlawanan Akhir: 7 November 2020

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FIFA WORLD RANKING 22 Oktober 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)
FIFA WORLD RANKING 17 Sept 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)
FIFA WORLD RANKING 16 Jul 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)
FIFA WORLD RANKING 11 Jun 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)
FIFA WORLD RANKING 09 April 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)
FIFA WORLD RANKING 20 Februari 2020 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL)

FIFA WORLD RANKING 19 Disember 2019 (Khamis)
Rnk	Team	Points	+/-	Position
153	ESWATINI	1042 (1042)	0	(KEKAL)
154	MALAYSIA	1040 (1040)	0	(KEKAL)
155	MALDIVES	1038 (1038)	0	(KEKAL

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SUKAN
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
23 Julai - 8 Ogos 2021

6th Asian Beach Games Sanya, China 2021
2 April 2021 - 10 April 2021

6th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games Bangkok and Chonburi Province 2021
21 Mei - 30 Mei 2021

3rd Asian Youth Games Shantou 2021
20 November - 28 November 2021

31st SEA Games Hanoi 2021
21 November - 2 Disember 2021

Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022
4 - 20 Februari 2022

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
28 Julai - 8 Ogos 2022

19th Asian Games Hangzhou, China 2022
10 September - 25 September 2022

20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya, Japan 2026
19 September 19 - 4 Oktober 4, 2026

BADMINTON
*Tunda ke 2021 - Thomas & Uber Cup
3 Oct - 11 Oct 2020*
2020 – Aarhus, Denmark
2022 – Bangkok, Thailand
2024 – China

Sudirman Cup
2021 and 2025 – China
2023 – New Delhi, India

World Championships
2021 – Spain
2022 – Tokyo, Japan
2023 – Copenhagen, Denmark
2025 – Paris, France

World Junior Championships
2019 – Kazan, Russia
2020 – Auckland, New Zealand
2021 – China
2022 – Spain
2023 – Honolulu, USA

World Senior Championships
2021 – Spain
2023 – Seoul, South Korea
2025 – Auckland, New Zealand

(Note: There are no World Championships in 2020 and 2024 due to the Summer Olympic Games)

HOKI
Mohd Nasihin Nubli di lantik ketua jurulatik hoki wanita kebangsaan berkuatkuasa 18 September 2020

Roelant Oltmans meletak jawatan berkuatkuasa 31 Julai 2020.

Arul Selvaraj di lantik sebagai Ketua Jurulatih Hoki bermula 4 Ogos 2020. Manakala Amin Rahim dan Nasihin Nubli akan bertindak sebagai pembantu jurulatih.

* Tunda ke 2021 (11 April 2020 - 18 April 2020 ditunda ke 24 Sept - 3 Okt 2020): 29th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia (Men Senior Invitational Tournament)

* Tunda (6 April 2020 - 12 April 2020): Women’s Junior Asia Cup, Kakamigahara, Japan (Qualifier for Junior World Cup) Hoki Piala Remaja Wanita Asia

*Tunda ke 21 Jan - 30 Jan 2021 (4 June 2020 - 14 June 2020): Men’s Junior Asia Cup, Dhaka, Bangladesh (Qualifier for Junior World Cup)

*Tunda ke 31 Mac - 7 Apr 2021 (12 June 2020 - 21 June 2020): Women’s Asian Champions Trophy, Donghae, Korea

*Tunda ke 23 Julai - 8 Ogos 2021 (26 July 2020 - 2 August 2020): Olympic Games Tokyo, Japan. (Men & Women)

*Tunda ke 2021 (3 October 2020 - 10 October 2020): 10th Sultan of Johor Cup, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. (Men Invitational Under 21 Tournament)

* Tunda - The Bangabandhu Al Arafh Islami Bank Junior World Cup Qualifier & Junior Asia Cup Dhaka 2020
21 - 30 Jan 2021
Maulana Bhashani National Hockey Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Pasukan (10): Bangladesh, China, Chinese Taipei, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Oman, Uzbekistan dan Pakistan.

Tiga pasukan teratas layak berserta India yang layak selaku tuanrumah Men’s Hockey Junior World Cup 2021.

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The Hero Men’s Asian Champions Trophy 2020
Ditunda ke 11-19 Mac 2021 (17 - 27 November 2020)
Maulana Bhashani National Hockey Stadium, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Pasukan (6): Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Pakistan, Korea dan Japan.

Pestabola Merdeka 1968-1972

Pestabola Merdeka Ke-16 1972
Tarikh	12 - 29 Julai 1972
Venue	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Pasukan (12)	Burma, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Khmer, Malaysia, Malaysia "B", Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand

Malaysia:
Coach: Jalil Che Din

1 Wong Kam Fook, 22 Lim Fung Kee, 4 Namat Abdullah, 21 Bahwandi Hiralal, 5 M. Chandran, 3 Soh Chin Aun, 6 Khoo Luan Khen, 10 V. Krisnasamy, 7 Hamzah Hussein, 11 Salleh Ibrahim, 8 Shaharuddin Abdullah, 9 Wan Zawawi, 14 Wong Choon Wah, 18 Rahim Abdullah, 12 Harun Jusoh, 15 Mokhtar Dahari, 17 Looi Loon Teik

Malaysia "B":
Coach: M. Kuppan

1 Ali Osman (Perlis), 2 Othman Abdullah (Johor), 3 Wong Voon Leong (Perak), 4 Hanafiah Mohsien (Terengganu), 5 Wan Hassan (Kelantan), 6 Shukor Salleh (Pulau Pinang), 7 Ali Bakar (Pulau Pinang), 8 Mahadi Yusoff (Kelantan), 9 Gopal Rada (Perak), 10 Zulkifli Norbit, 11 Mohsien Alias (Selangor), 12 Chan Sze Onn (Perak), 14 Azzuddin Ahmad (Angkatan Tentera), 15 P. Avadyaru (Negeri Sembilan), 16 Mohamed Bakar (Pulau Pinang), 17 Isa Bakar (Pulau Pinang), 22 Zainuddin (Johor), Santokh Singh

Penjaring Gol Malaysia:
9 gol: Shaharuddin Abdullah
2 gol: Wan Zawawi, Salleh Ibrahim, Wong Choon Wah, Mokhtar Dahari, Soh Chin Aun
1 gol: Harun Jusoh, Namat Abdullah, Hamzah Hussein

Kump A	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Malaysia	5	5	0	0	18	3	15	10
Japan	5	4	0	1	21	6	15	8
Khmer	5	2	1	2	12	14	-2	5
Philippines	5	1	2	2	8	10	-2	5
Burma	5	1	1	3	8	15	-7	4
Sri Lanka	5	0	0	5	5	24	-19	0
Kump B	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
South Korea	5	4	1	0	11	2	9	9
Malaysia "B"	5	4	0	1	11	5	6	8
Hong Kong	5	2	2	1	8	7	1	6
Thailand	5	1	1	3	6	9	-3	3
Indonesia	5	1	1	3	4	7	-3	3
Singapore	5	0	1	4	2	12	-10	1

12 Julai 1972 (Rabu)
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (55', 64', 65'), Hamzah Hussein (50')	4-1	Sri Lanka	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Japan	4-1	Khmer	Stadium Merdeka, KL
13 Julai 1972 (Khamis)
Gr B	Indonesia	0-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Malaysia "B" Mohamed Bakar	1-3	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL
14 Julai 1972 (Jumaat)
Gr A	Burma	1-2	Khmer	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia og Lim Fung Kee, Khoo Luan Khen, Soh Chin Aun, M. Chandran, Bahwandi Hiralal, V. Krishnasamy, Wan Zawawi, Wong Choon Wah, Salleh Ibrahim, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Looi Loon Teik	1-0	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
15 Julai 1972 (Sabtu)
Gr B	Thailand	2-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	South Korea	0-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
16 Julai 1972 (Ahad)
Gr A	Khmer	2-2	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (27', 45'), Wan Zawawi (81'), Namat Abdullah (87')	4-0	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Japan	5-0	Sri Lanka	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	Indonesia	1-2	Malaysia "B"	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
17 Julai 1972 (Isnin)
Gr B	Hong Kong	4-1	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	South Korea	2-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
18 Julai 1972 (Selasa)
Gr A	Japan	5-1	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Burma	5-2	Sri Lanka	Stadium Merdeka, KL
19 Julai 1972 (Rabu)
Gr B	Malaysia "B" Mohamed Bakar (28'), Rada Gopal (62'), Isa Bakar (73'), Wan Hassan	4-1	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Indonesia	3-2	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	4-1	Singapore	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Malaysia	6-1	Khmer	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
20 Julai 1972 (Khamis)
Gr A	Philippines	4-1	Sri Lanka	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Japan	6-1	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
21 Julai 1972 (Jumaat)
Gr B	Malaysia "B" Santokh Singh (32'), Mahadi Yusof (36')	2-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Indonesia	0-1	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
22 Julai 1972 (Sabtu)
Gr A	Khmer	6-1	Sri Lanka	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (68', 86'), Wan Zawawi (16') Lim Fung Kee (Wong Kam Fook), Namat Abdullah, Soh Chin Aun, M. Chandran, Bahwandi Hiralal, Hamzah Hussein, Salleh Ibrahim, Wan Zawawi, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Choon Wah, Looi Loon Teik	3-1	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
23 Julai 1972 (Ahad)
Gr B	Malaysia "B" Zulkifli Norbit (43'), Mahadi Yusof (74') Ali Osman, Othman Abdullah, Wong Voon Leong, Shukor Salleh, Hanafiah Mohsein, Santokh Singh, Wan Hassan, Mohsein Alias, Mahadi Yusoff, Isa Bakar, Zulkifli Norbit	2-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Indonesia	0-2	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Hong Kong	2-2	Thailand	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Burma	1-1	Philippines	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
25 Julai 1972 (Selasa)
11/12	Singapore	6-1	Sri Lanka	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Malaysia Mokhtar Dahari (12'), Wong Choon Wah (21'), Soh Chin Aun (59'), Harun Jusoh (82')	4-0	Malaysia "B"	Stadium Merdeka, KL
26 Julai 1972 (Rabu)
9/10	Burma	3-2	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Japan	0-3	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL
28 Julai 1972 (Jumaat)
5/6	Khmer	1-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3/4	Malaysia "B"	0-1	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
29 Julai 1972 (Sabtu)
7/8	Philippines	0-4	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Final	Malaysia Soh Chin Aun (72')	1-2	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL

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Pestabola Merdeka Ke-15 1971
Tarikh	4 Ogos - 21 Ogos 1971
Venue	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Pasukan (12)	Burma, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, South Vietnam, Taiwan, Thailand

Coach: David MacLaren

Goalkeepers: Wong Hee Kok (Perak), Lim Fung Kee (Selangor)

Fullbacks: Dil Akhbar (Selangor), Othman Abdullah (Johor), Bahwandi Hiralal (Pulau Pinang)

Center-backs: M. Chandran (Selangor), Soh Chin Aun (Selangor)

Mid-field: Namat Abdullah (Pulau Pinang), Chow Kwai Lam (Selangor), V. Krishnasamy (Perak), Hamzah Hussein (Kelantan)

Wingers: Mohsein Alias (Selangor), Salleh Ibrahim (Kelantan), Zulkifli Norbit (Selangor), Wong Choon Wah (Selangor)

Strikers: Yap Eng Kok (Selangor), Wan Zawawi (Kelantan), Rahim Abdullah (Selangor)

Kump A	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
South Korea	5	4	0	1	9	1	8	8
Taiwan	5	3	1	1	8	4	4	7
Malaysia	5	2	1	2	6	4	2	5
South Vietnam	5	2	0	3	8	8	0	4
Japan	5	2	0	3	6	11	-5	4
Thailand	5	1	0	4	6	15	-9	2
Kump B	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Indonesia	5	4	1	0	15	4	9	9
Burma	5	3	1	1	17	4	13	6
Singapore	5	2	2	1	9	11	-2	6
Hong Kong	5	2	0	3	5	11	-6	4
India	5	1	1	3	10	17	-7	3
Philippines	5	0	1	4	7	16	-9	1

4 Ogos 1971 (Rabu)
Gr A	Malaysia Wan Zawawi (29', 74')	2-0	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Japan	3-2	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
5 Ogos 1971 (Khamis)
Gr B	India	5-1	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Hong Kong	1-2	Singapura	Stadium Merdeka, KL
6 Ogos 1971 (Jumaat)
Gr A	Japan	0-2	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia	0-0	Taiwan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	4-0	Thailand	Stadium Sultan Mohamed Ke-IV, Kota Bharu
7 Ogos 1971 (Sabtu)
Gr B	Burma	0-1	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	India	1-3	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
8 Ogos 1971 (Ahad)
Gr A	Taiwan	4-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	3-0	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
9 Ogos 1971 (Isnin)
Gr B	Hong Kong	2-1	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Burma	2-2	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
10 Ogos 1971 (Selasa)
Gr B	India	2-2	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Thailand	2-4	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	0-1	Taiwan	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Malaysia	4-1	Japan	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
11 Ogos 1971 (Rabu)
Gr B	Indonesia	3-1	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Burma	4-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
12 Ogos 1971 (Khamis)
Gr A	Taiwan	3-2	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	1-0	Malaysia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
13 Ogos 1971 (Jumaat)
Gr B	Indonesia	4-0	Singapore	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	India	1-2	Hong Kong	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	Burma	2-0	Philippines	Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah, Kuala Terengganu
14 Ogos 1971 (Sabtu)
Gr A	South Korea	1-0	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia	0-2	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
15 Ogos 1971 (Ahad)
Gr B	Philippines	4-4	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Burma	9-1	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Taiwan	0-2	Japan	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	Indonesia	3-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
17 Ogos 1971 (Selasa)
11/12	Thailand	1-3	Philippines	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	South Korea	0-1	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
18 Ogos 1971 (Rabu)
9/10	Japan	1-0	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Indonesia	1-0	Taiwan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
20 Ogos 1971 (Jumaat)
5/6	Malaysia Salleh Ibrahim (12', 55'), Mohsin Alias (54'), Rahim Abdullah (56')	4-2	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3/4	South Korea	2-0	Taiwan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
21 Ogos 1971 (Sabtu)
7/8	South Vietnam	3-1	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Final	Burma	1-0	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL

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Pestabola Merdeka 1970
Tarikh	30 Julai - 16 Ogos 1970
Venue	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Stadium Bandaraya, Pulau Pinang Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Pasukan (12)	Burma, India, Burma, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Nationalist China, Singapore, South Korea, South Vietnam, Thailand, Western Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Western Australia

Coach: Harold Hassall (England)

Chow Chee Keong, Ali Osman, Soh-Toh Kim Poh, Hanafiah Mohsien, M. Chandran, Soh Chin Aun, Namat Abdullah, Foo Fook Chuan, Singaram, Chan Yoon Chong, Ibrahim Mydin, Wong Choon Wah, Ali Bakar, V. Krishnasamy, Teoh Seng Hoe, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Zulkifli Norbit

Kump A	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Burma	5	4	1	0	10	4	6	9
India	5	3	0	2	7	5	2	6
Malaysia	5	2	1	2	9	7	2	5
Nationalist China	5	2	1	2	6	8	-2	5
Western Australia	5	2	0	3	7	9	-2	4
South Vietnam	5	0	1	4	5	11	-6	1
Kump B	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
South Korea	5	2	3	0	7	2	5	7
Hong Kong	5	3	1	1	8	6	2	7
Indonesia	5	3	0	2	16	11	5	6
Japan	5	2	2	1	10	6	4	6
Thailand	5	1	2	2	8	12	-4	4
Singapore	5	0	0	5	7	19	-12	0

30 Julai 1970 (Khamis)
Gr A	Malaysia	0-0	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	India	0-1	Nationalist China	Stadium Merdeka, KL
31 Julai 1970 (Jumaat)
Gr B	Hong Kong	2-1	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	South Korea	0-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
1 Ogos 1970 (Sabtu)
Gr A	Nationalist China	2-1	South Vietnam	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Malaysia	1-3	India	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Burma	1-0	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Singapore	1-3	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
2 Ogos 1970 (Ahad)
Gr B	Hong Kong	2-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	South Korea	1-1	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3 Ogos 1970 (Isnin)
Gr A	Western Australia	3-1	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	India	0-2	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
4 Ogos 1970 (Selasa)
Gr B	Thailand	0-0	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (5', 55'), Wong Choon Wah (16')	3-1	Nationalist China	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	South Korea	4-0	Singapore	Stadium Bandaraya, PP
Gr B	Indonesia	3-1	Hong Kong	Stadium Bandaraya, PP
5 Ogos 1970 (Rabu)
Gr A	India	2-0	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Burma	4-2	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
6 Ogos 1970 (Khamis)
Gr B	Singapore	2-3	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Indonesia	1-2	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL
7 Ogos 1970 (Jumaat)
Gr A	Burma	1-1	Nationalist China	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (22', 32'), Zulkifli Norbit (27'), Ali Bakar (89')	4-1	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
8 Ogos 1970 (Sabtu)
Gr B	Thailand	5-4	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Japan	4-3	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
9 Ogos 1970 (Ahad)
Gr A	Malaysia Ali Bakar	1-2	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	Nationalist China	1-3	Western Australia	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	India	2-1	South Vietnam	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	South Korea	0-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
10 Ogos 1970 (Isnin)
Gr B	Japan	4-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Indonesia	6-3	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
12 Ogos 1970 (Rabu)
9/10	Thailand	2-0	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Burma	5-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
13 Ogos 1970 (Khamis)
11/12	South Vietnam	4-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	South Korea	3-2	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
15 Ogos 1970 (Sabtu)
5/6	Malaysia Namat Abdullah (13'), Ali Bakar (15', 26', 47')	4-0	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3/4	India	3-2	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
16 Ogos 1970 (Ahad)
7/8	Japan	3-2	Nationalist China	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Final	South Korea	1-0	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL

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Pestabola Merdeka Ke-12 1969
Tarikh	30 Oktober - 9 November 1969
Venue	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Pasukan (8)	Burma, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Western Australia

Coach: Abdul Ghani Minhat

Chow Chee Keong, Lee Sooo Pang, Abdullah Nordin (C), Foo Fook Chuan, Soo Toh Kim Poh, Sardar Khan, M. Chandran, Chan Yoon Chong, Namat Abdullah, Ibrahim Mydin, N. Thanabalan, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Zulkifli Norbit, Wong Choon Wah, Wong Fook Yong, Lim Kim Lian, Harun Jusoh

* 25 pemain Latihan Pusat 1 Okt 1969 untuk Pestabola Merdeka (30 Okt - 9 Nov 1969), the King's Cup tournament, Bangkok (15 - 28 Nov 1969), SEAP Games Rangoon (6 - 13 Dec 1969):

Goalkeepers: Lee Soo Phang (Melaka), Daniel (Selangor), Awang Isa (Kelantan), Ali Osman (Perlis)

Backs: Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, M. Chandran, Sadar Khan, Ibrahim Mydin, Dell Akhbar (semua Selangor), Soh Toh Kim Poh, Bhawandi (semua Kedah), Chan Kok Leong (Perak), Namat Abdullah (Penang), Ng Kong (Johor), Soh Chin Aun (Melaka)

Forwards: Lim Kim Lian, Zulkifli Norbit, Wong Choon Wah, Wong Fook Yoong (semua Selangor), Shaharuddin Abdullah (Penang), Yap Eng Kok (Johor), Khalil Hashim (Perlis), Harun Yusof (Terengganu)

Kump A	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Indonesia	3	3	0	0	10	1	9	6
Malaysia	3	2	0	1	6	4	2	4
South Korea	3	1	0	3	4	7	-3	2
Thailand	3	0	0	3	0	8	-8	0
Kump B	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Burma	3	3	0	0	14	3	11	6
Singapore	3	1	0	2	5	8	-3	2
Western Australia	3	1	0	2	5	9	-4	2
India	3	1	0	2	3	7	-4	0

30 October 1969 (Khamis)
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (44') Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardar Khan, M. Chandran, Chan Yoon Chong, Wong Fook Yong, Ibrahim Mydin, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Choon Wah, Zulkifli Norbit	1-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	0-3	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
31 October 1969 (Jumaat)
Gr B	Burma	3-1	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Western Australia	1-0	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
1 November 1969 (Sabtu)
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (14', 52', 82'), Chan Yoon Choon (61')	4-1	South Korea	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr A	Thailand	0-4	Indonesia	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
2 November 1969 (Ahad)
Gr B	Burma	6-0	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr B	Western Australia	2-4	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3 November 1969 (Isnin)
Gr A	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (61') Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardar Khan, Soh-Toh Kim Poh, Chan Yoon Chong, Wong Fook Yong, Ibrahim Mydin, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Yap Eng Kok, Zulkifli Norbit (Harun Yusof)	1-3	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Gr A	South Korea	3-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
4 November 1969 (Selasa)
Gr B	Burma	5-2	Western Australia	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Gr B	India	3-0	Singapore	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
6 November 1969 (Khamis)
5/6 Match	South Korea	3-2	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Indonesia	9-2	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
7 November 1969 (Jumaat)
7/8 Match	Thailand	1-0	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF	Burma	1-3	Malaysia Shaharuddin Abdullah (24', 44'), Ibrahim Mydin (89') Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Namat Abdullah, M. Chandran, Chan Yoon Chong, Harun Yusof, Ibrahim Mydin, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Choon Wah, Zulkifli Norbit	Stadium Merdeka, KL
9 November 1969 (Ahad)
3/4 Match	Burma	9-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Final	Indonesia	3-2	Malaysia Abdullah Nordin (22' penalti), Shahruddin Abdullah (28') Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardar Khan, M. Chandran, Chan Yoon Chong, Wong Fook Yong (Lim Kim Lian), Namat Abdullah, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Wong Choon Wah, Zulkifli Norbit	Stadium Merdeka, KL

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Pestabola Merdeka 1968
Tarikh	09 - 25 Ogos 1968
Venue	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Stadium Perak, Ipoh
Pasukan (12)	Burma, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Nationalist China, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Western Australia

Coach Untuk Pestabola Merdeka 1968: Harold Hassall (England)

Assistant Coach/National Coach: Peter Vellapan

Goalkeeper: Chow Chee Keong (Selangor), Lee Soo Pang (Melaka)

Fullback: Abdullah Nordin (Capt, Selangor), Foo Fook Chuan (Perak), Soo Toh Kim Poh (Kedah)

Halfback: Chow Kwai Lam, M. Chandran, Ibrahim Mydin, Sardar Khan (semua Selangor)

Forward: Shahruddin Abdullah, Namat Abdullah (kedua-dua Pulau Pinang), Wong Fook Yoong, Nadarajah (N.) Thanabalan, Wong Choon Wah, Zulkifli Norbit (semua Selangor), M. Karathu (Perak), Syed Ahmad (Pulau Pinang)

Kump A	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Indonesia	5	4	0	1	29	8	21	8
Western Australia	5	3	1	1	15	11	4	7
South Korea	5	3	0	2	9	10	-1	6
Japan	5	3	0	2	4	10	-6	6
Nationalist China	5	1	0	4	6	16	-10	2
Singapore	5	0	1	4	7	15	-8	1
Kump B	P	M	S	K	J	B	PG	Mata
Malaysia	5	3	2	0	12	4	8	8
Burma	5	2	2	1	8	4	4	6
India	5	2	1	2	8	7	1	5
Thailand	5	1	2	2	4	7	-3	4
South Vietnam	5	2	0	3	8	13	-5	4
Hong Kong	5	0	3	2	3	8	-5	3

9 Ogos 1968 (Jumaat)
B	Malaysia Chow Kwai Lam (penalti) Chow Chee Keong, Soo-Toh Kim Poh, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardhar Khan, M. Chandran, Ibrahim Mydin, Wong Fok Yoong, Chow Kwai Lam, Shaharuddin Abdullah, N. Thanabalan, Zulkifli Norbit	1-1	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
A	Japan	2-1	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
10 Ogos 1968 (Sabtu)
B	Burma	3-0	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
A	South Korea	0-3	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
11 Ogos 1968 (Ahad)
A	Indonesia	7-0	Japan	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
A	Nationalist China	2-0	Singapore	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	Hong Kong	0-0	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Malaysia Zulkifli Norbit (51'), N. Thanabalan (52')	2-1	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
12 Ogos 1968 (Isnin)
A	South Korea	3-2	Singapore	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
A	Indonesia	4-5	Western Australia	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	India	3-2	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Burma	3-0	Hong Kong	Stadium Merdeka, KL
14 Ogos 1968 (Rabu)
A	Japan	1-0	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
A	Nationalist China	1-2	South Korea	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Burma	0-0	Thailand	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	Malaysia N. Thanabalan (26', 73'), Wong Fook Yoong (59'), Shaharuddin Abdullah (87')	4-0	South Vietnam	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
15 Ogos 1968 (Khamis)
A	Indonesia	4-0	Singapore	Stadium Merdeka, KL
A	Nationalist China	2-3	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Hong Kong	1-1	India	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	Thailand	2-3	South Vietnam	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
17 Ogos 1968 (Sabtu)
A	Indonesia	4-2	South Korea	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
A	Nationalist China	0-1	Japan	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	Malaysia N. Thanabalan (8', 51'), Zulkifli Norbit (41', 80') Lee Soo Pang, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Soh-Toh Kim Poh, M. Chandran, Sardar Khan, Wong Fook Yoong, N. Thanabalan, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Ibrahim Mydin, Zulkifli Norbit	4-1	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Burma	1-3	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
18 Ogos 1968 (Ahad)
A	Singapore	4-4	Western Australia	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
A	Japan	0-2	South Korea	Stadium Perak, Ipoh
B	Hong Kong	1-3	South Vietnam	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	Malaysia Thanabalan (40')	1-1	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
19 Ogos 1968 (Isnin)
A	Nationalist China	1-10	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
B	India	0-1	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
21 Ogos 1968 (Rabu)
SF 5-8	South Korea	2-1	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF 1-4	Indonesia	1-2	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL
22 Ogos 1968 (Khamis)
SF 5-8	India	1-0	Japan	Stadium Merdeka, KL
SF 1-4	Malaysia N. Thanabalan (2 gol), Shahruddin Abdullah Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardhar Khan, M. Chandran, Soo-Thoh Kim Poh, Wong Fok Yoong, N. Thanabalan, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Ibrahim Mydin, Zulkifli Norbit	4-3	Western Australia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
24 Ogos 1968 (Sabtu)
5/6 Place	South Korea	1-0	India	Stadium Merdeka, KL
3/4 Place	Western Australia	3-1	Indonesia	Stadium Merdeka, KL
25 Ogos 1968 (Ahad)
7/8 Place	Japan	2-1	Thailand	Stadium Merdeka, KL
Final	Malaysia Zulkifli Norbit (53'), Shaharuddin Abdullah (64'), N. Thanabalan (68') Chow Chee Keong, Abdullah Nordin, Foo Fook Chuan, Sardhar Khan, M. Chandran, Soo-Thoh Kim Poh, Wong Fok Yoong, N. Thanabalan, Shaharuddin Abdullah, Ibrahim Mydin, Zulkifli Norbit	3-0	Burma	Stadium Merdeka, KL

Liga Malaysia Bersambung 28 Ogos 2020

PINDAAN TARIKH UNDIAN DAN KEJOHANAN TM PIALA MALAYSIA 2020

13 Oktober 2020: Malaysian Football League (MFL) telah membuat keputusan untuk meminda tarikh saingan TM Piala Malaysia berikutan situasi semasa penularan pandemik COVID-19 yang melanda negara.

Undian TM Piala Malaysia: 1 November 2020

Pusingan Pertama (16 pasukan): 6, 7 dan 8 November 2020
Suku Akhir: 12 dan 13 November 2020
Separuh Akhir: 17 November 2020
Final: 22 November 2020

PERUBAHAN TARIKH SEPAK MULA PIALA MALAYSIA 2020

7 Oktober 2020 - Perubahan tarikh sepak mula bagi pertandingan TM Piala Malaysia 2020 peringkat pusingan pertama 16 pasukan.

Undian TM Piala Malaysia 2020 yang sebelum ini diadakan pada 12 Oktober 2020 ditunda pada 19 Oktober 2020 sebelum kejohanan paling tertua di Asia Tenggara itu membuka tirai pada 25 dan 26 Oktober 2020 berbanding jadual asal pada 16-18 Oktober 2020.
TARIKH SEPAK MULA LIGA MALAYSIA MUSIM 2020 DIPINDA

19 Ogos 2020 - Malaysian Football League (MFL) menerusi Mesyuarat Ahli Lembaga Pengarah Ke-22 semalam telah membuat keputusan untuk meminda tarikh mula Liga Malaysia iaitu pada 28 Ogos 2020.

Disebabkan Liga Amatur Malaysia, Liga M3 2020 dibatalkan, maka tiada sebarang penyingkiran pasukan Liga Premier ke Liga Amatur musim 2021.

Pasukan tempat ke 11 dan tempat ke 12 CIMB Liga Super 2020 di turunkan ke Liga Premier 2021. Manakala dua pasukan teratas Liga Premier 2020 layak ke Liga Super 2021.

TM Piala Malaysia 2020
Pusingan 16 pasukan: 16 - 18 Oktober 2020
Suku akhir: 24 dan 25 Oktober 2020
Separuh akhir: 30 dan 31 Oktober 2020
Perlawanan Akhir: 7 November 2020

KELANTAN DIPOTONG TIGA MATA LIGA PREMIER 2020

3 Ogos 2020 - Persatuan Bolasepak Malaysia (FAM) hari ini ingin mengumumkan bahawa Persatuan Bolasepak Kelantan (PB Kelantan) telah dikenakan hukuman pemotongan tiga mata secara serta-merta bagi saingan Liga Premier 2020 atas kegagalan membayar baki ansuran tunggakan gaji pemain dan pegawai mengikut jadual yang ditetapkan oleh mereka bagi kes yang telah pun diputuskan oleh Jawatankuasa Status FAM sebelum ini.

SAINGAN LIGA MALAYSIA BERSAMBUNG 26 OGOS 2020

17 Jul 2020 - Malaysian Football League (MFL) hari ini mengumumkan Liga Malaysia 2020 kembali bersambung pada 26 Ogos 2020 selepas ditangguhkan sejak 16 Mac lalu disebabkan pandemik COVID-19.

CIMB Liga Super/Liga Premier 2020
*MFL kekal dengan format pertandingan CIMB Liga Super, Liga Premier di mana saingan secara separuh liga sahaja. Menerusi format itu, liga akan bersambung dari perlawanan kelima hingga perlawanan ke-11 dengan semua perlawanan mengikut jadual asal seperti yang telah ditetapkan.

*Perlawanan tertunda CIMB Liga Super: PJ City FC lwn Trengganu FC.
Serta perlawanan Liga Premier: UKM FC lwn Kelantan akan dimainkan pada 22 Ogos 2020.

*Shopee Piala FA 2020 dan Challenge Cup 2020
-Pertandingan Dibatalkan.

TM Piala Malaysia 2020
*TM Piala Malaysia (17-18 Oktober 2020 dan akan berakhir pada 7 November)

Format pertandingan TM Piala Malaysia akan dirombak di mana tiada saingan peringkat kumpulan dengan saingan 16 pasukan akan berlangsung secara kalah mati satu pusingan termasuk suku akhir dan separuh akhir.

11 pasukan terbaik CIMB Liga Super dan 5 pasukan terbaik Liga Premier (kecuali pasukan Reserve Team) yang layak beraksi dalam saingan TM Piala Malaysia akan diundi untuk menentukan perlawanan awal dan juga pasukan tuan rumah.

Perlawanan Persahabatan.
*Kesemua pasukan tidak dibenarkan mengadakan perlawanan persahabatan bermula 15 sehingga 28 Julai 2020.

Pasukan berstatus dari CIMB Liga Super dan Liga Premier hanya dibenarkan mengadakan perlawanan persahabatan pada 2 Ogos 2020 sebaik tamat tempoh bertenang bermula 29 Julai dan tamat pada 1 Ogos 2020.

Tempoh ini adalah bagi penilaian dan pemantauan simptom COVID-19 bagi memastikan tahap kesihatan semua pegawai dan pemain masih baik setelah 14 hari tempoh Latihan Berkontak Fizikal dibenarkan di mana latihan pasukan masih dibenarkan sepanjang tempoh ini.