Indonesia vs Cambodia Hilight (Video)

Indonesia vs Cambodia
27th SEA Games 2013 at Myanmar

 
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Myanmar vs Cambodia Hiligths (Video)

Myanmar vs Cambodia Match
27th SEA Games at Myanmar

 
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Myanmar Beats Cambodia to Begin SEA Games Football Match

Yangon_Myanmar. The Myanmar football team embraced a brilliant start by giving a 3-0 drubbing to Cambodia at Yangon's Thuwunna Stadium on Saturday evening.

The whole stadium was red and filled with Myanmar supporters wearing the home team's red-color suits.

The Myanmar team came to the pitch with the usual under-23 line- up with the change of a few young faces.

Both teams' coaches are from South Korea and the referee is also a South Korean referee who seems to judge on the two fighting South Korean coaches.

Myanmar Off to Perfect Start in SEA Games

The hosts began their campaign in emphatic fashion after beating Cambodia 3-0 in their first group stage game.
 
Hosts Myanmar got off to a perfect start in the SEA Games as they beat Cambodia 3-0 in the opening game of Group B at the Thuwanna YTC Stadium in Yangon on Saturday evening.

The result puts Myanmar in first place ahead of Thailand on goal difference, who beat Timor Leste 3-1 earlier in the day.

Cambodia Volleyball Players Fire in Friendlies

CAMBODIA UPDATED. Cambodia’s national volleyball team showed some medal potential during pre-SEA Games friendlies held at the indoor hall of Olympic Stadium over the weekend with two 3-0 shutouts against Vietnamese clubs Sanest and Maseco. 

Battambang Police Station, however, lost 3-1 to Maseco but managed to edge Sanest 3-2 in Friday and Saturday encounters. 

The coach of Maseco, however, refused to validate the results, claiming the Vietnamese players had failed to play to their best. 

Boxers Wary of Bruising SEA Games Encounters

CAMBODIA UPDATED. Cambodia’s team of fighters primed for the English boxing competition at the 27th SEA Games in Myanmar next month have expressed their concern at the standard of the opposition following their return home from a 37-day training camp held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.

Six boxers, including 2011 SEA Games bronze medalists Svay Ratha and Choun Sokleng (Vorn Viva), were accompanied in Thailand by coach Ven Sophal. 

Cambodian Send 209 Athletes to join SEA Games

CAMBODIA UPDATED. Cambodia will send some 209 athletes, including 63 females, to join the 27th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Myanmar from Dec. 11 to 22.

Prime Minister Hun Sen met with the athletes on Friday and advised them to play fairly at the event in order to maintain the nation's fame and dignity.    

"You are all representing the nation at the event," the premier said. "Winning or losing is normal for athletes, but the most important thing is to comply with the competition rules in order to maintain the country's reputation and dignity."  

Cambodian U23 Squad Face Tune Ups Before SEA Games

CAMBODIA UPDATED. The Cambodian U23 squad have cued up four international friendlies in the run up to their 27th SEA Games opener in Yangon on December 7.

This Sunday, they will face Vietnamese second division club Thanh Pho Ho Chi Minh at Olympic Stadium from 3:30pm, before playing a match against the Guam national team in the late afternoon on Tuesday.

The Cambodians will then head to Singapore for two games, on November 21 and 24, against the U23 national side there.

Cambodia Sends 6 Horses Riders to Compete in SEA Games

Cambodia will send six equestrians to participate competition of 27^th sea game in Myanmar from 11-18 December, 2013, a senior official of Cambodia equestrian federation said on Friday.  

The six will take part two subjects of the competitions – Jumping and horse riding models, Mrs. Tep Mona, Cambodia equestrian federation said. Young Cambodian riders Moeng Sochea and Phat Makara won team jumping silver in Naypyidaw, Myanmar in March in pre-asean competition.  

We Want to Reach the Semi-Finals at Myanmar's SEA Games

Review the Interview with Football Federation Cambodia (FFC) Technical Director May Tola.

Stagnation is the most appropriate word to define the status quo of Cambodian football. The men’s national team of the former Khmer Empire has lost all the matches played in 2012 and 2013, and its most recent results have been a 0-7 thumping by Turkmenistan and a 0-8 annihilation from Southeast Asian counterparts Philippines. Also, Cambodia’s position in the FIFA Ranking is currently at 199, the team’s lowest ever.

Money Problem Plague Cambodia SEA Games Contingent

Financial problems have thrown a big spanner into Cambodia’s preparations for the SEA Games in Myanmar.

“The SEA Games is coming. We haven’t even received our salary for the last two months. My students and I just need our salaries,” said an official from the swimming team.

But while unpaid salaries continue to be an issue, it has not stopped the National Olympic Council of Cambodia (NOCC) from increasing the number of delegates to the 27th SEA Games from Dec 11-22.

“With government support, we have increased the total number of delegates from 230 at the previous SEA Games (in Indonesia) to 264, with participation in 22 sports,” said NOCC general secretary Vath Chamroeun.

“We are targeting a minimum of 10 gold medals.”
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Money problem plague Cambodia SEA Games contingent

Cambodia to send 194 Athletes for SEA Games in Myanmar

Cambodia will send some 194 athletes, including 47 female athletes, to take part in the 27th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), to be held in Myanmar from Dec. 11-22, said a senior sports official on Saturday.

Athletes will contest in 21 types of sports at the forthcoming event, said Vath Chamroeun, secretary-general of Cambodia's National Olympic Committee.

Cambodia Include French-Born Thierry Chantha Bin

PHNOM PENH (5 Sept 2013) – Expect Cambodia to be a lot more competitive at this year’s SEA Games in Myanmar following the decision of the Football Federation of Cambodia (FFC) to include French-born Thierry Chantha Bin, who plays for Phnom Penh Crown FC.

Other than Thierry, the FFC have also included other French-bred imports Boris Kok and Dani Kouch as well as Cambodian-American Alex Kem in the list of 26 players who will train under Cambodian chief coach Lee Tae Hoon.