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Laos national football team results (1961–1999)

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Laos national football team results
Main article:Laos national football team results

This article details the fixtures and results of theLaos national association football team from 1961 up to until 1999.[1]

Key

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Key to matches
  • Att. = Match attendance
  • (H) = Home ground
  • (A) = Away ground
  • (N) = Neutral ground
Key to record by opponent
  • Pld = Games played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against

Results

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Laos's score is shown first in each case.

Laos national football team results
No.DateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionLaos scorersAtt.Ref.
112 December 1961Bogyoke Aung San Stadium,Rangoon (N) South Vietnam0–71961 SEAP Games[1][2]
213 December 1961Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N) Thailand2–51961 SEAP GamesUnknown[1][2]
313 November 1963Indonesia (N) North Vietnam1–91963 GANEFO Tournament[1]
415 November 1963Indonesia (N) Egypt0–151963 GANEFO Tournament[1]
511 December 1967National Stadium,Bangkok (N) South Vietnam0–51967 SEAP Games[1][3]
614 December 1967National Stadium, Bangkok (N) Burma0–21967 SEAP Games[1][3]
715 December 1967National Stadium, Bangkok (A) Thailand2–51967 SEAP Games[1][3]
822 November 1968Bangkok (A) Thailand0–11968 King's Cup[1][4]
924 November 1968Bangkok (N) Malaysia0–51968 King's Cup[1][4]
1019 November 1969Bangkok (N) South Korea0–21969 King's Cup[1][5]
1121 November 1969Bangkok (A) Thailand4–31969 King's CupUnknown[1][5]
1223 November 1969Bangkok (N) Malaysia1–11969 King's CupLa Mone[1][5]
1326 November 1969Bangkok (N) Indonesia1–31969 King's CupUnknown[1][5]
146 December 1969Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N) Malaysia1–21969 SEAP GamesUnknown[1][6]
159 December 1969Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N) South Vietnam0–01969 SEAP Games[1][6]
1611 December 1969Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (A) Burma0–41969 SEAP Games[1][6]
1723 October 1970Saigon (A) South Vietnam0–4Friendly[1]
188 November 1970Bangkok (A) Thailand0–11970 King's Cup[1][7]
1910 November 1970Bangkok (N) South Korea0–41970 King's Cup[1][7]
2014 November 1970Bangkok (N) Singapore3–01970 King's CupUnknown[1][7]
2116 November 1970Bangkok (N) Hong Kong2–41970 King's CupUnknown[1][7]
2212 December 1971Merdeka Stadium,Kuala Lumpur (A) Malaysia0–51971 SEAP GamesUnknown[1][8]
2314 December 1971Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N) Khmer Republic0–21971 SEAP Games[1][8]
2416 December 1971Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N) Thailand0–31971 SEAP Games[1][8]
257 June 1972Jakarta (A) Indonesia1–51972 Jakarta Anniversary TournamentUdjang (og)[1][9]
269 June 1972Jakarta (N) Malaysia0–21972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament[1][9]
2711 June 1972Jakarta (N) Burma1–61972 Jakarta Anniversary TournamentUnknown[1][9]
2813 June 1972Jakarta (N) Sri Lanka1–31972 Jakarta Anniversary TournamentUnknown[1][9]
292 September 1973National Stadium, Singapore (N) Burma0–81973 SEAP GamesUnknown[1][10]
304 September 1973National Stadium, Singapore (N) South Vietnam1–51973 SEAP GamesUnknown[1][10]
311 November 1974Saigon (A) South Vietnam0–11974 Vietnam Independence Tournament[1][11]
322 November 1974Saigon (N) Malaysia0–01974 Vietnam Independence Tournament[1][11]
335 November 1974Saigon (N) Taiwan1–21974 Vietnam Independence TournamentUnknown[1][11]
3410 December 1974Bangkok (N) Singapore0–21974 King's Cup[1][12]
3512 December 1974Bangkok (A) Thailand1–61974 King's CupUnknown[1][12]
3614 December 1974Bangkok (N) Malaysia2–21974 King's CupUnknown[1][12]
377 June 1993National Stadium, Singapore (N) Brunei3–2Football at the 1993 SEA GamesKhenkitisack (2),Saysana6,000[1][13]
389 June 1993Jurong Stadium, Singapore (N) Myanmar1–7Football at the 1993 SEA GamesKhenkitisack1,000[1][14]
3911 June 1993Jurong Stadium, Singapore (N) Malaysia0–9Football at the 1993 SEA Games1,500[1][15]
4013 June 1993National Stadium, Singapore (N) Thailand1–4Football at the 1993 SEA GamesSaysana10,000[1][16]
416 December 1995Thailand (N) Philippines1–0Football at the 1995 SEA GamesMaicompiuto[1][17]
428 December 1995Thailand (N) Brunei3–0Football at the 1995 SEA GamesLuang, Auxaynoma, Sinahoukiena[1][17]
4310 December 1995Thailand (N) Singapore0–0Football at the 1995 SEA Games[1][17]
4412 December 1995Thailand (N) Myanmar0–1Football at the 1995 SEA Games[1][17]
452 September 1996Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N) Indonesia1–51996 AFF ChampionshipSaysana2,800[1][18]
465 September 1996Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N) Vietnam1–11996 AFF ChampionshipChalana1,400[1][18]
479 September 1996Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N) Cambodia1–01996 AFF ChampionshipKeolakhone4,000[1][18]
4811 September 1996Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N) Myanmar2–41996 AFF ChampionshipKhenkitisack,Phonesavanh500[1][18]
495 October 1997Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (A) Indonesia2–5Football at the 1997 SEA GamesSomsack,Khenkitisack[1][19]
509 October 1997Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N) Philippines4–1Football at the 1997 SEA GamesThammavongsa,Channiphone,Fegidero (og), Unknown[1][19]
5112 October 1997Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N) Vietnam1–2Football at the 1997 SEA GamesThepsouvanh[1][19]
5214 October 1997Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N) Malaysia1–0Football at the 1997 SEA GamesChanniphone[1][19]
5316 March 1998Thuwunna Stadium, Yangon (N) Brunei2–11998 AFF Championship qualificationUnknown[1][20]
5418 March 1998Thuwunna Stadium, Yangon (A) Myanmar0–31998 AFF Championship qualification[1][20]
5526 August 1998Hanoi Stadium,Hanoi (A) Vietnam1–41998 AFF ChampionshipKeolakhone20,000[1][20]
5628 August 1998Hanoi Stadium, Hanoi (N) Malaysia0–01998 AFF Championship15,000[1][20]
5730 August 1998Hanoi Stadium, Hanoi (N) Singapore1–41998 AFF ChampionshipPhonephachan15,000[1][20]
583 December 1998Sri Nakhon Lamduan Stadium,Sisaket (N) Kazakhstan0–5Football at the 1998 Asian Games[1][21]
595 December 1998Sri Nakhon Lamduan Stadium, Sisaket (N) Iran1–6Football at the 1998 Asian GamesKeophet[1][21]
6030 July 1999Berakas Sports Complex,Bandar Seri Begawan (N) Vietnam0–9Football at the 1999 SEA Games1,000[1][22]
611 August 1999Berakas Track and Field Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N) Thailand1–4Football at the 1999 SEA GamesKhenkittisack20,000[1][22]
623 August 1999Berakas Sports Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N) Philippines3–2Football at the 1999 SEA GamesThamavongsa,Soubinh,Louang-Amath500[1][22]
635 August 1999Berakas Track and Field Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N) Myanmar0–0Football at the 1999 SEA Games500[1][22]

References

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