Thread updated.... M4A1 should I delete the grouping result or let it be?

I am surprised to hear from JDT fans that Larkin stadium is now FIFA standard

unconfirmed source is Shah Alam

ayam dun care abt Johor mia, so ayam dunno...only care abt Bukit Jalil or Shah Alam

FINAL:

1ST LEG: RAJAMANGALA STADIUM, BANGKOK(CONFIRMED)
2CD LEG:(UNCONFIRMED) SHAH ALAM STADIUM

SOURCE FROM AFF

17 Dec at Bangkok la brah
20 Dec baru Bukit Jalil

budak kecik dalam persatuan tu, which means name that not qualified to be posted online

brb checking ticket price....

I will provide live streaming once available ...dun worry bro

http://www.astroawani.com/news/show/sembil...gga-isnin-50170

SHAH ALAM: Sembilan lelaki ditahan reman empat hari bermula hari ini bagi membantu siasatan insiden penyokong bola sepak Vietnam diserang ketika perlawanan separuh akhir pertama Piala AFF Suzuki 2014 di Stadium Shah Alam, Ahad lepas.

Majistret Farah Azura Mohd Saad mengeluarkan perintah reman itu bagi membolehkan kesemua suspek berumur antara 19 dan 29 tahun itu disiasat mengikut Seksyen 147 Kanun Keseksaan bagi kesalahan merusuh.

Insiden itu berlaku apabila sekumpulan penyokong Harimau Malaya, yang kecewa setelah Malaysia tumpas 1-2 kepada Vietnam, dikatakan melakukan provokasi dengan membaling objek ke arah penyokong Vietnam.

Ketika kekecohan itu, seorang penyokong Vietnam cedera dipukul.

Pada aksi kedua di di Stadium Nasional My Dinh, Hanoi, semalam, Malaysia mara ke perlawanan akhir selepas menumpaskan Vietnam 4-2.

Sementara itu, Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Selangor Datuk Mohd Adnan Abdullah berkata sembilan suspek itu adalah antara 15 lelaki yang dicari polis bagi membantu siasatan.

Beliau berkata kesemua lelaki itu ditahan di sekitar Johor, Kuala Lumpur dan Selangor antara 10.30 malam tadi hingga awal pagi ini.

"Kita masih perlukan kerjasama baki enam individu lagi yang gambar mereka telah disiarkan di media untuk segera tampil bagi membantu pihak kami mempercepatkan siasatan.

"Kita jangka kita akan selesai siasatan dalam masa terdekat dan seterusnya merujuk kes ini kepada pihak Timbalan Pendakwa Raya untuk tindakan selanjutnya," katanya pada sidang media di Ibu Pejabat Polis Kontinjen Selangor di sini, petang ini.

Skuad Harimau Malaya dijadualkan bertemu Thailand dalam aksi timbal balik di Bangkok pada 17 Dis dan Shah Alam pada 20 Dis.

http://www.astroawani.com/news/show/vietna...erlawanan-50179

KUALA LUMPUR: Vietnam mengesyaki terdapat unsur mengatur keputusan perlawanan susulan kekalahan pasukan kebangsaan mereka dalam pusingan kedua Piala AFF Suzuki malam tadi.

Pengerusi Persekutuan Bola Sepak Vietnam (VFF), Le Hung Dung dipetik dalam satu laporan oleh Thanh Nien News sebagai berkata tidak mungkin prestasi pertahanan pasukan negara tersebut jatuh dengan begitu mendadak.

Hung dung turut mengarahkan satu siasatan menyeluruh, terutama pada bahagian pertahanan, dilakukan.

Antara lain, beliau tidak menolak terdapat unsur mengatur keputusan perlawanan.

Bukan sahaja VFF, malah terdapat penyokong Vietnam yang berasa wujud unsur rasuah dalam perlawanan tersebut.

Isu ini dibangkitkan selepas seorang pemain liga Vietnam dihukum penjara 30 bulan pada Ogos lalu selepas didapati bersalah mengatur keputusan perlawanan.

Manakala jurulatih pasukan, Toshiya Miura tidak pasti mengapa prestasi anak buahnya begitu merosot.

“Saya tak tahu apa yang berlaku sebenarnya. Yang pasti bahagian pertahanan banyak melakukan kesilapan dan begitu juga bahagian serangan,” katanya kepada Thanh Nien sejurus selepas perlawanan tamat.

Miura memberitahu, kegagalan Vietnam untuk mara ke final akan ditanggung olehnya.

“Sebagai jurulatih, saya memikul tanggungjawab sepenuhnya ke atas kegagalan ini. Melihat peminat Vietnam yang memenuhi ruang stadium, saya sedar akan harapan mereka. Saya minta maaf kepada semua peminat pasukan Vietnam” jelas Miura.

Sementara itu, di sosial media, mesej bergambar kononnya surat khabar Vietnam menggunakan tajuk utama ‘Tiger Eat Us At Home’ mula tersebar.

Namun, itu hanyalah khabar angin apabila hakikatnya, itu bukanlah tajuk utama yang digunakan akhbar di Vietnam.

Pada Khamis, skuad bola sepak negara berjaya mara ke pentas final Piala AFF Suzuki 2014 selepas menewaskan Vietnam dengan agregat 5-4 pada perlawanan separuh akhir kedua.


Read more at: http://www.astroawani.com/news/show/vietna...awanan-50179?cp

i don't think so since PDRM already arrest the suspect and AFC made no announcement on this at all... only AFF. AFF have not even made a decision yet on this... I will update on this once I get the info. But, for me, It would not happen..unless Vietnam Football Federation lodged a formal complain against FAM, but as I know, no complain yet

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...e-loss-to-msia/

PETALING JAYA: The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) is set to initiate investigations into the country's "incomprehensible defeat" to Malaysia in the second leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final played at the My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi Thursday.

VFF chairman Le Hung Dung told local newspaper Thanh Nien that they would ask authorities to investigate the game, particularly the team's defence.
"I don't know what happened, and perhaps neither does coach (Toshiya) Miura. The defence was to blame for all four goals. Were they really that bad?" said Le.

Vietnam conceded four goals in the first half of the game.

Malaysia went on to win the second leg match 4-2 to advance to the finals of the tournament on a 5-4 aggregate score, after losing the first leg 1-2 at the Shah Alam Stadium.

Malaysia will face Thailand in a two-legged final.

"Malaysia was not that great, but we shot ourselves in the foot.

"We want relevant authorities to step in and clarify the truth so Vietnam's football won't be damaged any further," Thanh Nien reported Le as saying.

Vietnam's Japanese coach Miura was also puzzled with the result and could not explain why the team performed so badly against Malaysia.

"I don't know exactly what happened. The defence made mistakes... but offensive players also had a role in this game. Vietnamese players didn't play with the utmost determination," Thanh Nien reported.

In recent years, Vietnamese football has been blighted by match-fixing scandals.

A Vietnamese Vissai Ninh Binh FC player was jailed for two-and-a-half years for fixing an AFC Cup match against Kelantan in March 2014.

Eight other members of the same team were given suspended sentences of up to 27 months for manipulating the result of the match.

Prior to the AFF Suzuki Cup, the VFF, in collaboration with the Vietnamese police, assigned a police officer to accompany the national squad throughout the duration of the tournament.




wait a minute...now VFF bising liao....

ayam will assist AFC in investigations, ayam kena liao since ayam malaysian

Asean Football Federation had replied my email:
From AFF Presse to me:

Hi .. I believe actions have already been taken, They have identified the culprits and the police will take the appropriate actions. The AFF is also waiting for the report from the FAM where further actions might be imposed. Thank you

ayam malaysian, lagi ayam kena target, plus Vietnam anti=China, where they confuse, chinese>China

bukak mata..orang dah lama tukar la abang

I dah letak Bukit Jalil awal lagi before u comment

takmau turun stadium ah saya

btw

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...pendent-report/

PETALING JAYA: An independent report has revealed no evidence of match fixing in Malaysia’s 4-2 win over Vietnam in the AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final second leg, the Asean Football Federation (AFF) said.

In a statement on its website, the federation said the report by Sportradar, a market leading supplier of sports and betting-related data services, revealed that no irregular betting patterns had been observed prior to or during the match in Hanoi on Wednesday.

“The Security Services did not observe any suspicious betting patterns in any of the pre-match or live betting markets. In fact, a moderate betting confidence was witnessed for Vietnam to win the match in the pre-match markets, however this betting is not strong enough to raise any integrity concerns. There are no signs in any of the betting markets to indicate that these incidents are suspicious.

“Although Malaysia recorded a surprising victory to advance to the final, the Security Services can find no betting evidence to suggest that this match was targeted for manipulation,” Sportradar said in its report.

The federation had announced its partnership with Sportradar prior to the start of this year’s AFF Suzuki Cup.

Under the agreement, the AFF would be notified by Sportradar’s Fraud Detection System of any suspicious betting patterns in any of the 12 group games or six knock-out stage matches.