olympic & world cup qualifierokay,okay,,tak nak cerita panjang-panjang..
OLYMPIC QUALIFIER:-
MALAYSIA VS LEBANON,,
p/s:ayah aku cakap lebanon better than skuad Malaysia,,oooo..tdak!no matter what,MALAYSIA must winn!!!
hurm,,,ok..
for the world cup 2014 ,,
qualifier,,MALAYSIA VS TAIWAN,,
p/s:tak tau taiwan tu kuat ke tak xD
more information:
Taiwan were drawn to play Malaysia in the first round of Asian qualifying matches for the FIFA World Cup in 2014. Yesterday’s draw at the Asian Football Confederation headquarters in Kuala Lumpur also paired the winners of the tie with Singapore in the second round.
Malaysia, winners of the Southeast Asian AFF Cup in December, will play Taiwan over two legs in one of eight first round ties which feature the regions lowest ranked teams.
However, Malaysia coach K. Rajagopal said his bigger focus was rebuilding for the next Asian Cup in Australia.
“Our main priority is one game at a time. I’m building a team for the future, a team that will qualify for the Asian Cup in Australia in 2015,” he said.
Palestine will host a World Cup qualifier for the first time after drawing Afghanistan.
The game is scheduled for Ramallah on July 3, four days after the first leg in Afghanistan.
Palestine were eliminated four years ago when they could not fulfill an away leg in Singapore because of Israeli travel restrictions.
Fifteen second-round matches were also drawn featuring the eight first round winners and the teams ranked between sixth and 27 in the region by FIFA.
Saudi Arabia, who contested four consecutive World Cups but were agonizingly beaten in a 2009 Asian play-off by Bahrain, admitted they had little knowledge of Hong Kong, whom they will face for a place in the group stage.
“We are not familiar with Hong Kong,” said Olympic team manager Wajdi al-Taweel, who was in Kuala Lumpur to observe the draw. “Of course, our target is to qualify for the World Cup.”
Iran should have no trouble against the Maldives as they bid to reach a fourth World Cup after appearances in 1978, 1998 and 2006.
Iraq will play Yemen in the second round while China, whose sole World Cup appearance was in 2002, will face either Cambodia or Laos. The United Arab Emirates play India and Jordan will take on either Nepal or East Timor.
Asia’s top five teams — Japan, South Korea, Australia, North Korea and Bahrain — have a bye for the first two rounds, and will join qualifying at the group stage.
Malaysia, winners of the Southeast Asian AFF Cup in December, will play Taiwan over two legs in one of eight first round ties which feature the regions lowest ranked teams.
However, Malaysia coach K. Rajagopal said his bigger focus was rebuilding for the next Asian Cup in Australia.
“Our main priority is one game at a time. I’m building a team for the future, a team that will qualify for the Asian Cup in Australia in 2015,” he said.
Palestine will host a World Cup qualifier for the first time after drawing Afghanistan.
The game is scheduled for Ramallah on July 3, four days after the first leg in Afghanistan.
Palestine were eliminated four years ago when they could not fulfill an away leg in Singapore because of Israeli travel restrictions.
Fifteen second-round matches were also drawn featuring the eight first round winners and the teams ranked between sixth and 27 in the region by FIFA.
Saudi Arabia, who contested four consecutive World Cups but were agonizingly beaten in a 2009 Asian play-off by Bahrain, admitted they had little knowledge of Hong Kong, whom they will face for a place in the group stage.
“We are not familiar with Hong Kong,” said Olympic team manager Wajdi al-Taweel, who was in Kuala Lumpur to observe the draw. “Of course, our target is to qualify for the World Cup.”
Iran should have no trouble against the Maldives as they bid to reach a fourth World Cup after appearances in 1978, 1998 and 2006.
Iraq will play Yemen in the second round while China, whose sole World Cup appearance was in 2002, will face either Cambodia or Laos. The United Arab Emirates play India and Jordan will take on either Nepal or East Timor.
Asia’s top five teams — Japan, South Korea, Australia, North Korea and Bahrain — have a bye for the first two rounds, and will join qualifying at the group stage.
okay,,oh yes,,a few malaysian player for all my readers,,
khairul fahmi che mat-goal keeper,,
status: in a relationship
meet safee sali-now playing with football club from indonesia,,
status: married
aidil zafuan,,
sratus: married
zaquan adha,,,aidil zafuan's twin brother
status: married
okay that's all..till then,bye!!
