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Showing posts with label worldcup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worldcup. Show all posts
Thursday, October 10, 2019
WORLD CUP: AFC QUALIFICATION 2ND ROUND GROUP G
GROUP G
20:00 PM
VIET NAM : MALAYSIA
Stadium: My Dinh National
23:00 PM
UAE : INDONESIA
20:00 PM
VIET NAM : MALAYSIA
Stadium: My Dinh National
23:00 PM
UAE : INDONESIA
Monday, July 16, 2018
Saturday, June 9, 2018
Richest Countries of World Cup 2018
Monday, August 1, 2011
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Result of World Cup Qualifier Asia
- Timor Leste 0 : 5 Nepal
- Philipines 4 : 0 Sri Lanka
- Myanmar 2 : 0 Mongoli
- Laos 6 : 2 Cambodia
- Macao 1 : 7 Viet Nam
- Tai Wan 3 : 2 Malaysia
- Philipines 4 : 0 Sri Lanka
- Myanmar 2 : 0 Mongoli
- Laos 6 : 2 Cambodia
- Macao 1 : 7 Viet Nam
- Tai Wan 3 : 2 Malaysia
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Brazil: 2014 World Cup Asian Qualifying Match between Cambodia Vs Laos
June 29, 2011
Location: Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Time: 3pm
- Cambodia 4 : 2 Laos
Location: Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Time: 3pm
- Cambodia 4 : 2 Laos
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Cambodia Shirt For Supporter for Tommorow Match
This is a T-Shirt of Cambodian Supporter for world cup qualifier with Laos.
The Price is : 15000 Riels ( free entrance ticket =1 $).
But i think the color is not pretty. Anyway please support our National Team together.
Go Cambodia we believe in you...together we can make a difference.
The Price is : 15000 Riels ( free entrance ticket =1 $).
Go Cambodia we believe in you...together we can make a difference.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Brazil: 2014 World Cup Asian Qualifying Draw
* Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia March 30 2011.
First leg, June 29 2011 and Second leg, July 3 2011
1. Round 1
1. Malaysia v Chinese Taipei
2. Bangladesh v Pakistan
3. Cambodia v Laos
4. Sri Lanka v Philippines
5. Afghanistan v Palestine
6. Vietnam v Macau
7. Nepal v Timor Leste
8. Mongolia v Myanmar
2. Round 2
1. Thailand v Afghanistan or Palestine
2. Lebanon v Bangladesh or Pakistan
3. China v Cambodia or Laos
4. Turkmenistan v Indonesia
5. Kuwait v Sri Lanka or Philippines
6. Oman v Mongolia or Myanmar
7. Saudi Arabia v Hong Kong
8. Iran v Maldives
9. Syria v Tajikistan
10. Qatar v Vietnam or Macau
11. Iraq v Yemen
12. Singapore v Malaysia or Chinese Taipei
13. Uzbekistan v Kyrgyzstan
14. UAE v India
15. Jordan v Nepal or Timor Leste
First leg, July 23 2011 and Second leg, July 28 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
Russia and Qatar will host the 2018 and 2022 World Cup
Russia has been chosen to host the 2018 World Cup and Qatar has been selected to stage the 2022 tournament.
2018 Voting:
1st round:
1. England 2 (eliminated)
2. Netherlands-Belgium 4.
3. Spain-Portugal 7.
4. Russia 9.
2nd round:1. England 2 (eliminated)
2. Netherlands-Belgium 4.
3. Spain-Portugal 7.
4. Russia 9.
1. Netherlands-Belgium 2.
2. Spain-Portugal 7.
3. Russia 13(Russia obtain absolute majority).
2022 Voting:
1st round:
1. Australia 1 (eliminated).
2. Japan 3.
3. United States 3.
4. South Korea 4.
5. Qatar 11.
1. Australia 1 (eliminated).
2. Japan 3.
3. United States 3.
4. South Korea 4.
5. Qatar 11.
2nd round:
1. Japan 2 (eliminated).
2. South Korea 5.
3. United States 5.
4. Qatar 10.
1. Japan 2 (eliminated).
2. South Korea 5.
3. United States 5.
4. Qatar 10.
3rd round:
1. South Korea 5 (eliminated).
2. United States 6.
3. Qatar 11.
4th round:1. South Korea 5 (eliminated).
2. United States 6.
3. Qatar 11.
1. United States 8.
2. Qatar 14
Monday, November 12, 2007
Brazil The Next 2014 FIFA World Cup Host
by Claudia Beckford
Brazil, the country that has won the FIFA World Cup a record of five different times has been selected by the FIFA executive committee to host the next World Cup in 2014. FIFA president Sepp Blatter stated last Monday that Brazil was a strong and a single candidate after Colombia pulled out of the running in April also that Brazil "supplies tens of thousands of football players to the world, the best football players."
It was also mentioned the fact that there was no further competition from additional South American nations, therefore, FIFA's decision to implement the rotation system that gave each continent a turn at hosting the World Cup laid on Brazil for this time.
The entire country is in extreme joy as it will be the first time for Brazil to host a World Cup since 1950; even the Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva travelled to Switzerland to the FIFA headquarters for the announcement. Swiss foreign ministry officials said the delegation, which had flown in from Brazil overnight, arrived in Zurich on Tuesday morning.
Despite the fact, Blatter had recently questioned Brazil's infrastructure and proposal plans, FIFA stated last week a stadium-inspection trip in August showed the country was completely capable of giving "an exceptional" tournament, and in the mean time, improvements to the infrastructure could be made. Additionally, Brazil has 10 of the world's largest soccer stadiums.
The Brazilian soccer confederation has revealed that the construction work needed for the tournament will cost approximately US$1.1 billion. Brazilian soccer player, Pele, acknowledged that Brazil faces a tough challenge, but they are confident that all the work will be completed in time. "Of course there is a lot of controversy about the real situation in Brazil," he said. "Many people ask me if Brazil is prepared to host the World Cup. If you go to Brazil now and look at the stadium, no one is able to play in a World Cup."
"No doubt," Pele said. "In the seven years from now, Brazil will be prepared and in shape to have the World Cup."
On the other hand, Brazilian president Lula said "Soccer is not only a sport for us." "It's more than that: Soccer for us is a passion, a national passion." He promised Brazil "with great pride, he was to do its homework." And, he added, "if everything works out well, we will win once again a World Cup."
About the Author
Claudia Beckford provides outstanding and current content to sports enthusiast in the sports betting industry.
Feel free to reprint this article in its entirety on your site, make sure to leave all links in place and do not modify any of the content.
Brazil, the country that has won the FIFA World Cup a record of five different times has been selected by the FIFA executive committee to host the next World Cup in 2014. FIFA president Sepp Blatter stated last Monday that Brazil was a strong and a single candidate after Colombia pulled out of the running in April also that Brazil "supplies tens of thousands of football players to the world, the best football players."
It was also mentioned the fact that there was no further competition from additional South American nations, therefore, FIFA's decision to implement the rotation system that gave each continent a turn at hosting the World Cup laid on Brazil for this time.
The entire country is in extreme joy as it will be the first time for Brazil to host a World Cup since 1950; even the Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva travelled to Switzerland to the FIFA headquarters for the announcement. Swiss foreign ministry officials said the delegation, which had flown in from Brazil overnight, arrived in Zurich on Tuesday morning.
Despite the fact, Blatter had recently questioned Brazil's infrastructure and proposal plans, FIFA stated last week a stadium-inspection trip in August showed the country was completely capable of giving "an exceptional" tournament, and in the mean time, improvements to the infrastructure could be made. Additionally, Brazil has 10 of the world's largest soccer stadiums.
The Brazilian soccer confederation has revealed that the construction work needed for the tournament will cost approximately US$1.1 billion. Brazilian soccer player, Pele, acknowledged that Brazil faces a tough challenge, but they are confident that all the work will be completed in time. "Of course there is a lot of controversy about the real situation in Brazil," he said. "Many people ask me if Brazil is prepared to host the World Cup. If you go to Brazil now and look at the stadium, no one is able to play in a World Cup."
"No doubt," Pele said. "In the seven years from now, Brazil will be prepared and in shape to have the World Cup."
On the other hand, Brazilian president Lula said "Soccer is not only a sport for us." "It's more than that: Soccer for us is a passion, a national passion." He promised Brazil "with great pride, he was to do its homework." And, he added, "if everything works out well, we will win once again a World Cup."
About the Author
Claudia Beckford provides outstanding and current content to sports enthusiast in the sports betting industry.
Feel free to reprint this article in its entirety on your site, make sure to leave all links in place and do not modify any of the content.
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