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Cambodia Futsal cup 2010

2010-10-29T12:27:00.002+07:00

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Cambodia VS Phillipine

2010-10-26T10:04:00.001+07:00

Cambodia VS Phillipine
Laos VS Timor lest

Cambodia WIN WIN

2010-10-22T10:44:00.000+07:00

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Cambodia Futsal 2010

2010-09-21T12:03:00.001+07:00

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AFF Suzuki Cup in laos Qualifying Round

2010-09-15T22:41:00.007+07:00

Timor Leste.Philippines,Cambodia,Laos

AFF Suzuki Cup in laos Qualifying Round

2010-09-15T22:33:00.001+07:00

22.10.2010
Timor-Leste v Philippines

22.10.2010
Laos v Cambodia

24.10.2010
Cambodia v Timor-Leste

24.10.2010
Philippines v Laos

26.10.2010
Philippines v Cambodia

26.10.2010
Laos v Timor-L

European Championship

2010-09-08T07:05:00.001+07:00

Capello praise for under fire Rooney
Fabio Capello was happy with how Wayne Rooney dealt with the pressure of his off-field problems as England beat Switzerland.

The striker has come under intense scrutiny following allegations about his private life in the weekend newspapers and it was speculated that he might not play in Basel.

England boss Capello is understood to have closely monitored Rooney ahead of England's second Euro 2012 qualifier before deciding to name the Manchester United star in his first XI.

The 24-year-old swept aside suggestions that he was not mentally fit to play by scoring the opening goal in a 3-1 victory in Switzerland to leave England, who brushed past Bulgaria last Friday, top of qualifying Group G.

And an upbeat Capello was suitably impressed, as he told Sky Sports 2: "I think he played well. He was always at the centre of the play, the centre of the movement.

"I think the pressure was really strong on him, but he played very well."

Capello was under the spotlight himself, with the trip to Switzerland acknowledged as England's toughest test in a relatively kind qualifying group that also contains Wales and Montenegro.

The outing was the Three Lions' first real examination since the World Cup debacle this summer, when Germany administered a stark reality check in the last 16 in South Africa.

Capello went from hero to zero in Bloemfontein and has since been criticised for his limited grasp of the English language and a seemingly stubborn refusal to budge from a rigid 4-4-2 formation.

But the Italian's side claimed the win courtesy of further goals from substitutes Adam Johnson, and Darren Bent, while their hosts, who had Stephan Lichtsteiner sent off, had only mustered a hint of a comeback when Xherdan Shaqiri made it 2-1.

Capello said: "I think we played, in the first half, fantastic football.

"This game was very important to win, but we played really, really well. I was really happy after the first half.

"The second half we probably played too slow, and I think after the second goal and [the sending off] it was more easier."

An injury to Theo Walcott was one of the only blemishes for England, with the Arsenal winger stretched off after twisting an ankle in the build-up to Rooney's goal.

The 21-year-old was taken to hospital for a precautionary X-ray, but Capello hinted that it is not a serious problem.

He said: "It's a little problem or not so big problem."

By Espnstar

schedule MIS

2010-09-06T07:06:00.001+07:00

Devision A 2 in Battambang

2010-09-05T13:28:00.000+07:00

05.09.2010
preah vihear 2-11 rot sa phea

Devision A 2 in Battambang

2010-09-05T13:26:00.001+07:00

04.09.2010
battambang 6-0 kandal
CMAC 1-2 stung treng

Devision A in Battambang

2010-09-05T13:22:00.001+07:00

04.09.2010
Commissariat Police 7-0 kompot

Result MIS cup 1 week

2010-09-05T12:39:00.001+07:00

CMU 1-3 Basak
KTH 7-1 Yanara

England and Spurs' Michael Dawson set for long lay-off

2010-09-05T07:02:00.002+07:00

England defender Michael Dawson has been ruled out of Tuesday's Euro 2012 qualifier in Switzerland after suffering an injury against Bulgaria.

Tottenham say the 26-year-old will be out for six to eight weeks after spraining his left medial knee ligament and a left ankle ligament in the match.

It rules him out of at least three Champions League group matches and several Premier League games.

England have decided not to call up a replacement for the game in Basle.

That could mean a recall for West Ham defender Matthew Upson alongside Phil Jagielka, though Bolton stopper Gary Cahill acquitted himself well on his international debut after coming off the bench to replace Dawson for the final half an hour against Bulgaria Cahill was the first Bolton player to represent England since Michael Ricketts in February 2002 while Jagielka was winning only his fifth cap so Capello could choose to use Upson's experience alongside the Everton man in Basle.

The West Ham captain was left out of both the Bulgaria game and last month's friendly victory over Hungary although he played against both Slovenia and Germany in the World Cup finals in the summer.

First-choice pairing John Terry and Rio Ferdinand are out of the reckoning with hamstring and knee problems respectively.

Dawson's injury is worrying news for Spurs with the transfer window closed.

They kick off their Champions League group away to Werder Bremen on 14 September before entertaining Twente on 29 September and then travelling to Inter Milan on 20 October.

If Dawson is out for eight weeks he could also miss the home game with Inter on 2 November, which comes three days after the Premier League trip to Manchester United.

Among the other league matches he will be unavailable for are London derbies at West Ham and Fulham and a home game with Everton.

By BBC

European Championship Qualifying

2010-09-04T09:45:00.000+07:00

Andorra 0-2 Russia
Armenia 0-1 Rep of Ireland
Belgium 0-1 Germany
England 4-0 Bulgaria
Estonia 1-2 Italy
Faroe Islands 0-3 Serbia
France 0-1 Belarus
Greece 1-1 Georgia
Iceland 1-2 Norway
Kazakhstan 0-3 Turkey
Latvia 0-3 Croatia
Liechtenstein 0-4 Spain
Lithuania 0-0 Scotland
Luxembourg 0-3 Bosnia-Hercegovina
Moldova 2-0 Finland
Montenegro 1-0 Wales
Portugal 4-4 Cyprus
Romania 1-1 Albania
San Marino 0-5 Netherlands
Slovakia 1-0 FYR Macedonia
Slovenia 0-1 Northern Ireland
Sweden 2-0 Hungary

European Championship ,England, Spain and Holland all kicked off their Euro 2012 campaigns with impressive victories.

2010-09-04T09:29:00.004+07:00

Jermain Defoe relieved some of the gloom after England's dismal World Cup by netting a hat-trick in the 4-0 victory over Bulgaria in the opening Euro 2012 qualifier at Wembley.

The Tottenham striker lifted the 73,000 crowd by netting after only three minutes and added a second just after the hour mark.

Substitute Adam Johnson made sure of the points in the 83rd minute before Defoe completed his treble four minutes from time.

Wayne Rooney helped to set up all four goals, and Defoe paid tribute to his strike partner after the game.

Belarus made it a dismal night for France as new coach Laurent Blanc saw his team slump to a 1-0 defeat in Paris.

It was a grim night for France at the outset of the Euro 2012 qualification campaign, after a woeful World Cup effort earlier in the summer.

They failed to take their chances and then saw substitute Sergey Kisliak seize a match-winning opportunity in the 86th minute.

Striker Louis Saha made his return to national team favour as a second-half substitute in the Group D clash but had to be replaced himself after just 10 minutes on the pitch, due to injury.

A Stade de France crowd of 76,395 jeered Blanc's players as they left the pitch.

Bosnia-Herzegovina joined Belarus on three points with a 3-0 win over Luxembourg.

All the goals came early, with Senijad Ibricic scoring a sixth-minute opener, Miralem Pjanic adding a second six minutes later and Edin Dzeko making quite sure of the points on the quarter-hour mark.

The other group game surprisingly finished in a draw, with Romania held 1-1 at home by Albania.

Substitute Bogdan Stancu ended Romania's wait for a goal in the 80th minute, only for Gjergj Muzaka, who came off the Albania bench with nine minutes remaining, to grab an 88th-minute equaliser.

Group H favourites Portugal were held to a 4-4 draw by Cyprus in Guimaraes.

First-half goals from Efstathios Aloneftis and Michael Constantinou for Cyprus were cancelled out by Portugal's Hugo Almeida and Raul Meireles, the new Liverpool midfielder.

The home team then led through Danny and Manuel Fernandes in the second period, but Yiannis Okkas and Andreas Avraam, who scored the eighth goal of the match in the 88th minute, drew Cyprus level and earned them an unexpected point.

In the same group, Norway staged a fine second-half comeback to beat Iceland 2-1.

Egil Olsen's side went behind shortly before half-time in Reykjavik when veteran QPR striker Heidar Helguson scored for Iceland.

But captain Brede Hangeland showed his team the way with a headed equaliser after 58 minutes, and Mohammed Abdellaoue hit the winner 17 minutes later.

World champions Spain began the defence of their title with a thumping 4-0 win over outclassed Liechtenstein in Vaduz.

Fernando Torres struck twice while David Villa and substitute David Silva were also on the scoresheet as the world's top-ranked side, who this summer added the World Cup to the European crown they won two years ago, kicked off their latest qualifying campaign in impressive style.

Vicente del Bosque's side, who have now won 52 of 57 matches since 2006, scored two brilliant goals in the first half through Torres and Villa but could have had many more after cutting open the home defence time and again.

Elsewhere, Italy came from behind with two second-half goals to snatch a 2-1 away win at Estonia in Group C.

Antonio Cassano equalised on the hour mark before setting up Leonardo Bonucci three minutes later for Italy's second.

Sergei Zenjov had put Estonia into a 31st-minute lead and the home side were unlucky not to add to their advantage when Sander Puri's right-footed strike beat Italy goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu but hit the crossbar and stayed out.

The result marks Italy's first win in 2010 and gives new coach Cesare Prandelli his maiden victory with the Azzurri since replacing Marcello Lippi.

Also in Group C, Serbia kicked off with a routine 3-0 victory over the Faroe Islands.

Danko Lazovic set the visitors on their way after 13 minutes and when captain Dejan Stankovic doubled their advantage five minutes later it looked like Brian Kerr's hosts could be in for a torrid evening.

But Gunnar Nielsen, on loan at Tranmere from Manchester City, was beaten just once more - by Birmingham new boy Nikola Zigic in the 90th minute.

World Cup runners-up Holland began their campaign with a comprehensive 5-0 rout of Group E minnows San Marino.

Klaas-Jan Huntelaar netted a hat-trick and Ruud van Nistelrooy was on target on his international return after Dirk Kuyt had opened the scoring.

Kuyt converted a 16th-minute penalty after Huntelaar had been brought down in the box.

Huntelaar, who joined Schalke from AC Milan last week, added a second after 38 minutes as the Dutch, who suffered a 1-0 extra-time defeat to Spain in July's World Cup final in Johannesburg, took a 2-0 half-time lead.

Huntelaar netted again after 48 minutes and completed his treble after 67 minutes before substitute Van Nistelrooy struck in stoppage time at the Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle.

Elsewhere in the group, Pontus Wernbloom's first international goals helped Sweden to a comfortable 2-0 home win over Hungary.

The 24-year-old was a regular scorer for IFK Gothenburg before departing to join Dutch outfit AZ 15 months ago, but he had not showcased that form in the Sweden shirt until tonight.

On his ninth appearance for his country, Wernbloom put Sweden in front after 51 minutes and then guaranteed three points in Solna by netting again after 73.

Moldova took full advantage of Finland captain Sami Hyypia's first-half dismissal to complete a 2-0 victory.

Bayer Leverkusen defender Hyypia was sent off after 36 minutes and Moldova made their visitors pay for their numerical disadvantage in the second half.

Substitute Alexandru Suvorov struck the opener after 69 minutes before Anatolie Doros added a second after 74 minutes to complete the victory.

Miroslav Klose's goal was enough to give Germany a winning start in Brussels.

The Bayern Munich striker scored six minutes into the second half as Joachim Low's side edged out Belgium 1-0 in Group A.

In a tight game there were chances for both teams early on, but Belgium could not find a way past Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and paid the price.

Germany scored with the first attack of the second half as Thomas Muller's ball found Klose for a simple finish.

Turkey cruised to a 3-0 victory in their qualifier in Kazakhstan.

Two goals in three minutes from Arda Turan and Hamit Altintop had them in control midway through the first half, and Nihat Kahveci made sure of the three points 14 minutes from time.

With Guus Hiddink in charge for the first time, Turkey looked assured as they overpowered their hosts.

Turkey needed little time to take control of the game, and had already gone close a couple of times before Turan put them in front in the 24th minute with a close-range strike.

Two minutes later, Altintop all but ended the game as a contest as he volleyed home.

Were it not for wayward shooting, Turkey might have added more but they would get a third late on when Turan's long pass found Kahveci and he rounded the goalkeeper before slotting home.

Russia were indebted to Pavel Pogrebniak as the striker's double got their Group B campaign off to a 2-0 winning start in Andorra.

A strong start saw the eastern Europeans take a 14th-minute lead with a well-worked goal.

However, Andorra succeeded in roughing their opponents up at the Estadi Comunal and it was not until the 64th minute that Russia secured some breathing space through Pogrebniak's penalty.

Filip Holosko's stoppage-time strike ensured Slovakia a winning start at the expense of 10-man FYR Macedonia.

Vladimir Weiss' side had the better of the chances but could not make the breakthrough until the 91st minute.

Slaven Bilic saw his Croatia side cruise to a comfortable 3-0 win over Latvia as they opened their Group F campaign in Riga.

Hamburg striker Mladen Petric opened the scoring shortly before half-time and Bayern Munich's Ivica Olic doubled the lead six minutes after the break before Shakhtar Donetsk's Darijo Srna completed the scoring.

Croatia dominated from the off and had several chances before finally taking the lead two minutes before half-time.

Tottenham midfielder Niko Kranjcar had several opportunities before Petric netted just before the break.

Bayern Munich's Olic added the second goal after 51 minutes and Srna also netted with eight minutes remaining to wrap up the three points for the visitors.

Elsewhere in the section, Greece drew 1-1 with Georgia after Nikos Spyropoulos earned them a point with a second half equaliser.

Alexander Iashvili had given the visitors the lead after three minutes but Spyropoulos levelled with 18 minutes remaining.

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EPL Gameweek 4 Fixtures

2010-09-03T12:33:00.001+07:00

Everton v Man Utd
Arsenal v Bolton
Fulham v Wolves
Man City v Blackburn
Newcastle v Blackpool
West Brom v Tottenham
West Ham v Chelsea
Wigan v Sunderland
Birmingham v Liverpool
Stoke City v Aston Villa

Devision A 1 in Battambang

2010-09-03T12:16:00.000+07:00

03/09/2010
kandal 4-1 kompong chhnang

Devision A 2 in Battambang

2010-09-03T12:09:00.002+07:00

preah vihear 1-2 kompong cham
battambang 1-1 takeo
stung treng 6-0 kandal A2
kompot 2-2 rot sa phea
kompong cham A2 1-2 oddor meanchhey

Devision A 1 in Battambang

2010-09-03T11:56:00.002+07:00

02/09/2010
Commissariat Police 9-1 Phouchung Neak
kompot 2-0 kandal

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2010-09-02T08:22:00.003+07:00

Goalkeepers:
- Sou Yaty (National Defence Ministry),
- Peng Bunchhay (Phnom Penh Crown),
- Ouk Mich (Preah Khan Reach)

Defenders:
* Centre:
- Rang Borin (National Defence Ministry)
- Ring Bunheang (Build Bright United)
- Tieng Tiny (Phnom Penh Crown)
- Sok Rithy (Preah Khan Reach)
- Nhim Sovannara (Build Bright United)
* Right:
- Pheak Rady (National Defence Ministry),
- Lay Rasmey (Preah Khan Reach)
* Left:
- Khek Khemarin (National Defence Ministry),
- Thul Sothearith (Phnom Penh Crown)

Midfielders:
* Centre:
- Khim Borey (National Defence Ministry),
- Ieng Piseth (National Defence Ministry)
- Chhun Sothearath (Build Bright United)
- Keo Sokngorn (Phnom Penh Crown),
- Sun Sopanha (Phnom Penh Crown),
- San Narith (Preah Khan Reach)
* Right:
- Phuong Soksana (National Defence Ministry)
- Samuth Dalin (Khemara Keila)
* Left:
- Tum Saray (Preah Khan Reach),
- Khuon Laboravy (Preah Khan Reach) ,

Forwards:
- Kuoch Sokumpheak (Khemara Keila),
- Sin Dalin (National Defence Ministry),
- Nuth Sinoun (Build Bright United)

Manager: Vann Ly
Coach: Lee Tae Hoon
Assistant Coaches: Ieng Sakinda, Oum Savong, Prak Vanny
Team Doctor: Hay Sakkiri

Chelsea youngster signs new deal

2010-09-02T08:16:00.001+07:00

Chelsea youngster Jeffery Bruma signed a new contract, tying him to the Barclays Premier League champions until 2014.

The 18-year-old defender, who has been with the club since 2007, is a rising star at Stamford Bridge and, despite making only four substitute appearances for the Blues, he was handed his full international debut by Holland this summer.

He came off the bench in last month's Community Shield defeat to Manchester United but has since been sidelined after undergoing hernia surgery.

Speaking after signing his new deal, Bruma told his club's website, chelseafc.com: "I am very happy to stay here.

"I have been working to improve all the time I have been here and a next step is getting your next contract, and now it is time to improve again.

"I have made my international debut already and that was the aim for two or three years' time.

"It has come so early, and when you reach your targets, you obviously have to set new ones, so my new targets are to play as much as I can at Chelsea in the first team and get in the Dutch full squad again as soon as I am fit."

Bruma is currently working on his rehabilitation and is confident he will be fit in time for the Carling Cup match against Newcastle later this month.

"The recovery is going pretty well and I have no pain where I had it before," he said.

"I don't expect to be out much longer because it is a new kind of surgery.

"I had one hernia operation in June on the left side and now I have had the right done so I can put it behind me and move on.

"As soon as I am back with the group training, I have to show that I am completely fit and show the manager I can do it again."

Schedule MIS cup 2010

2010-09-01T07:57:00.004+07:00

5/9/10 7:30 CMU VS Basak FC
9:00 KTH VS Yanara FC

12/9/10 7:30 CMU VS KTH
9:00 Yanara FC VS Basak FC

19/9/10 7:30 Basak FC VS KTH
9:00 CMU VS Yanara FC

26/9.10 7:30 Kth VS Basak FC
9:00 Yanara FC VS My team

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2010-09-01T07:02:00.000+07:00

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