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The final matches of 2017 SEA Games women's football tournament took place in Malaysia on Thursday and Myanmar had to settle for a bronze medal, while Vietnam became champions after beating Thailand on goals difference.
Vietnam beat hosts Malaysia 6-0 and Thailand defeated the Philippines 3-1. After the group matches, Vietnam and Thailand both had 10 points each but Vietnam had a goal difference of 11 to Thailand’s nine. The woeful Malaysia finished on 0 points with a negative goal difference of 18.
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Myanmar's male under-22 footballers have secured a SEA Games semi-final place on August 26 after three consecutive wins against Singapore, Laos and Brunei in group A. Hosts Malaysia also qualify.
After improving with each match, the team will be eyeing a tournament win. But they will still want to address the number of wasted balls and poor passes to improve their performances in the knock-out stages. Observers will be watching to see if the squad is rotated ahead of the semi final.
Submitted by Eleven on Tue, 08/15/2017 - 16:35
Myanmar beat Singapore 2-0 in the opening Group A match of the 2017 SEA Games held in Malaysia on August 14.
Striker Aung Thu scored both goals, and Myanmar is favored to advance into the semifinal stage.
Myanmar fielded a strong squad, and Aung Thu scored his first goal at close range from the penalty area before halftime.
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The national Under-22 football team should produce goods results in this month's SEA Games since the players had been playing together for many years, says Zaw Zaw, president of the Myanmar Football Federation (MFF).
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Officials of the Myanmar women’s football team have made the final squad selection for the 2017 SEA Games, said the team’s administrator Myat Myat Oo.
Three players have been cut from the original group of 23 players.