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Cambodian U-23 beat Laos for the BIDC Cup
The Cambodian U-23s beat their Laos counterparts 2-1 in their BIDC Cup match in Phnom Penh and go through to the two-team final to be played on Saturday with their second win of the competition. Goals from Keo Sokngorn and Nov Soseila sealed the result. It was a very tough game as Laos played very well in the 2nd half after Lamnao Singto got a red card, and the team being reduced to 10 men.
In another match, HAGL won Vissai Ninh Binh 3:0.
Laos will meet HAGL on 11 November 20093.
Table Standing is as follow:
1. Cambodia : 6 points (+2)
2. Hoang Anh Gia Lai : 3 points (+2)
3. Laos : 1 point (-1)
4. Vissai Ninh Binh : 1 point (-3)
Source: http://www.andybrouwer.co.uk/blog/
Laos U-23 sinks Thailand FA in their home soil
VIENTIANE – Laos U-23s continued their preparations for December’s SEA Games with a 1-0 defeat of Thailand FA Cup winners Thai Port in a friendly match at the Chao Anouvong Stadium.
Thailand-based striker Lamnao Singto, who scored three times during Provincial Electricity Authority’s 2009 AFC Cup campaign, netted the only goal of the game in the 29th minute, although the margin of victory could have been greater had Dao Khodsaiya not saw his 66th minute penalty saved by Thai Port keeper Chalermkiat Sombutpan.
Laos next head to Phnom Penh for the four-team Cambodian International Football Tournament BIDC Cup, which takes place from November 4 to 14.
In addition to Alfred Riedl’s side and Cambodia’s U-23s, the tournament also features Vietnamese teams Hoang Anh Gia Lai and Ninh Binh.
Source: AFC
