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10 December 2008
Late goal gives Myanmar victory
Substitute Myo Min Tun struck five minutes from full-time as Myanmar finished third in Group A of the 2008 AFF Suzuki Cup with a 3-2 victory over
8 December 2008
Singapore secure semi spot
Defending champions Singapore booked their ticket to the semi-finals of the 2008 AFF Suzuki Cup thanks to a 3-1 win over Myanmar that meant the Lions
6 December 2008
Indonesia signals intent
Three-time runners-up Indonesia began their quest for a maiden ASEAN title with an emphatic 3-0 win over Myanmar in their 2008 AFF Suzuki Cup Group A
22 November 2008
Soe good for Myanmar!
Two goals from star striker Soe Myat Min gave hosts Myanmar a 2-1 victory over Indonesia in the final of the Grand Royal Challenge Cup and major lift
21 November 2008
ASEAN hopefuls up for the Challenge
Myanmar and Indonesia will get the chance to sound each other out before their AFF Suzuki Cup clash in December when the two meet in the final of the
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Organisation Structure
Under their former title of Burma, Myanmar were among Asia's football elite and can still claim to be the most successful football nation of South East Asia.

A record five consecutive South East Asian Games gold medals and two golds at the Asian Games far exceed anything achieved by any of the other nations of the region but the glory days of the 1960s, are long behind the now struggling Asean nation.

Myanmar has been a member of AFC since 1954 and FIFA since 1957. They are disqualified from the qualifying rounds of the Germany 06 because they withdrew from the preliminary competition of the Korea/Japan 02 qualifiers.

They will take part in the Tiger Cup 2004 competition.
FIFA World Ranking - Asia
Rank Pts
156 120
Committee
President
U Zaw Zaw
Vice President
U Zaw Win Naing U Khin Maung Kyine
General Secretary
U Tin Aung
Treasurer
U Than Zaw
Contact Address
Address
National Football Training Centre
Thuwunna, Thingankyun Township
P.O.11071, Yangon
Myanmar
Telephone
95-1-500123,501677,501678
Fax
95-1-527797, 524016
E-mail
zaw@myanmar.com.mm
Website
www.myanmarfootball.org
Other Info
Founded
1947
Affiliation since
1954 (AFC) 1957 (FIFA)
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