Burma national football team results (1970–1979)

Main article: Myanmar national football team results
Myanmar national football team results
Senior matches

This article details the fixtures and results of the Burma national football team from 1970 till 1989. The country is now known as Myanmar, a name adopted in 1989.[1][2][3]

Results

Burma's score is shown first in each case.

1970

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
3 August 1970  India 2–0 1970 Merdeka Tournament Ye Nyunt, Win Maung [4]
5 August 1970  South Vietnam 4–2 1970 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
7 August 1970  Taiwan 1–1 1970 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
9 August 1970  Malaysia 2–1 1970 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
12 August 1970  Hong Kong 5–0 1970 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
16 August 1970  South Korea 0–1 1970 Merdeka Tournament
10 December 1970  Khmer Republic 2–1 1970 Asian Games Win Maung, Myo Win Nyunt [5]
12 December 1970  Malaysia 1–0 1970 Asian Games Win Maung [5]
14 December 1970  Japan 1–2 1970 Asian Games Win Maung [5]
16 December 1970  Thailand 2–2 1970 Asian Games Win Maung (2) [5]
17 December 1970  South Korea 1–0 1970 Asian Games Than Soe [5]
18 December 1970  India 2–0 1970 Asian Games Ye Nyunt (2) [5]
20 December 1970  South Korea 0–0 1970 Asian Games [5]

1971

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
3 May 1971  Hong Kong 2–0 1971 President's Cup Unknown
6 May 1971  South Vietnam 2–0 1971 President's Cup Unknown
8 May 1971  Indonesia 3–1 1971 President's Cup Maung Maung Tin, Than Soe, Win Maung [6][7]
11 May 1971  Malaysia 6–1 1971 President's Cup Unknown
13 May 1971  South Korea 0–0 1971 President's Cup
15 May 1971  South Korea 0–0 1971 President's Cup
7 June 1971  Indonesia 1–1 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Khin Maing Tint [8]
9 June 1971  Singapore 6–0 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Maung Kiaw Min (3), Ye Nyunt (3)
11 June 1971  Malaysia 5–1 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Ye Nyunt, Than Soe, Khin Maing Tint (2), Win Maung [9]
14 June 1971  Khmer Republic 8–0 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
16 June 1971  Indonesia 1–0 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Win Maung [10]
6 August 1971  India 9–1 1971 Merdeka Tournament Ye Nyunt (3), Win Maung (2), Aye Maung Gyi (2), Tin Aung Moe, Hia Tay
10 August 1971  Philippines 2–0 1971 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe (2)
11 August 1971  Hong Kong 4–0 1971 Merdeka Tournament Tin Aung Moe (2), Win Maung, Than Soe [11]
15 August 1971  Indonesia 2–2 1971 Merdeka Tournament Win Nyunt, Hla Tay
18 August 1971  Singapore 0–1 1971 Merdeka Tournament
23 August 1971  Indonesia 1–0 1971 Merdeka Tournament Hla Tay
12 December 1971  South Vietnam 0–0 1971 SEAP Games
15 December 1971  Singapore 8–1 1971 SEAP Games Ye Nyunt (4), Maung Tin (2), Win Maung, Win Nyunt [12]
17 December 1971  Thailand 3–1 1971 SEAP Games Tin Sein, Maung Kyan Myint, Ye Nyunt [13]
18 December 1971  Malaysia 2–1 1971 SEAP Games Win Maung (2) [14]

1972

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
21 March 1972  India 4–3 1972 Summer Olympics Qualifiers Than Soe (2), Win Maung (2) [15]
24 March 1972  Ceylon 5–1 1972 Summer Olympics Qualifiers Than Soe (2), Aye Maung Lay, Win Maung, Khin Maung Tint [15]
29 March 1972  Thailand 7–0 1972 Summer Olympics Qualifiers Win Maung (2), Aye Maung Gyi, Tin Aung Moe, Aye Maung Lay, Ye Nyunt [15]
2 April 1972  Indonesia 3–0 1972 Summer Olympics Qualifiers Win Maung (2), Ye Nyunt [15]
4 April 1972  Thailand 1–0 1972 Summer Olympics Qualifiers Than Soe [15]
5 June 1972  Indonesia 0–1 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
9 June 1972  Sri Lanka 4–2 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Maung Soe Myint, Maung Myint Kyu, Maung Sein Win Lay, Maung Khin Maung Tint
11 June 1972  Laos 6–1 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
15 June 1972  Malaysia 2–2 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Maung Hla Tay, Maung Tint [16]
17 June 1972  South Korea 1–2 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
19 June 1972  Khmer Republic 0–3 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
28 August 1972  Soviet Union 0–1 1972 Summer Olympics
30 August 1972  Mexico 0–1 1972 Summer Olympics
1 September 1972  Sudan 2–0 1972 Summer Olympics Soe Than, Aung Moe Thin
21 September 1972  Philippines 4–0 1972 President's Cup Win Maung (2), Ye Nyunt, Tin Win [17]
23 September 1972  Indonesia 1–1 1972 President's Cup Aye Maung [18]
25 September 1972  Singapore 1–0 1972 President's Cup Khin Win [19]
27 September 1972  South Korea 1–0 1972 President's Cup Ye Nyunt [20][21]
30 September 1972  Indonesia 3–1 1972 President's Cup Win Maung (3) [22]

1973

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
12 June 1973  Malaysia 2–2 1973 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
28 July 1973  South Korea 0–0 1973 Merdeka Tournament
30 July 1973  Singapore 1–0 1973 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe [23]
2 August 1973  South Vietnam 2–1 1973 Merdeka Tournament
5 August 1973  Kuwait 2–0 1973 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe, Aye Kyaing [24]
8 August 1973  Bangladesh 6–0 1973 Merdeka Tournament Maung Win Maung (2), Than Soe (2), Myo Win Nyunt, Ye Nyunt [25]
10 August 1973  Malaysia 1–2 1973 Merdeka Tournament Ye Nyunt [26]
11 August 1973  South Korea 2–1 1973 Merdeka Tournament Maung Tin Sein, Shan Pain [27]
2 September 1973  Laos 8–0 1973 SEAP Games Than Soe (2), Win Maung (2), Maung Khin Lay (2), Maung Ye Nyunt, Mya Kyaing [28]
3 September 1973  South Vietnam 3–2 1973 SEAP Games Win Maung, Mya Kyaing, Maung Ye Nyunt [28]
6 September 1973  Malaysia 1–0 1973 SEAP Games Maung Ye Nyunt [28]
7 September 1973  South Vietnam 3–2 1973 SEAP Games Mya Kyaing (3) [28]
22 September 1973  Thailand 2–2 1973 President's Cup Football Tournament Win Lay Sein, Maung Maung Tin [29]
26 September 1973  Malaysia 1–3 1973 President's Cup Football Tournament Win Maung [30][31]
28 September 1973  South Korea 1–0 1973 President's Cup Football Tournament Tin Win [32][33]
30 September 1973  Khmer Republic 0–0 1973 President's Cup Football Tournament
22 December 1973  South Korea 0–2 1973 King's Cup

1974

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
16 May 1974  Thailand 2–1 1974 President's Cup
18 May 1974  South Korea 0–2 1974 President's Cup
20 May 1974  Khmer Republic 6–0 1974 President's Cup Unknown
3 September 1974  Bahrain 4–0 1974 Asian Games Ye Nyunt (2), Tin Win
5 September 1974  Iran 1–2 1974 Asian Games Mya Kyaing
7 September 1974  Pakistan 5–1 1974 Asian Games Unknown
10 September 1974  Israel 0–3 1974 Asian Games
12 September 1974  Kuwait 2–5 1974 Asian Games
14 September 1974  North Korea 2–2 1974 Asian Games Maung Maung Tin, Tin Aung

1975

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
15 May 1975  Thailand 4–1 1975 President's Cup Football Tournament Unknown
22 May 1975  South Korea 0–1 1975 President's Cup Football Tournament
12 June 1975  South Korea 0–2 1975 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
16 June 1975  Indonesia 2–0 1975 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Khin Maung Tint (2)
18 June 1975  Malaysia 2–0 1975 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
30 July 1975  Thailand 1–0 1975 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
1 August 1975  Bangladesh 7–1 1975 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe (3), Khin Maung Tint (2), Mya Kyaing (2) [34]
3 August 1975  Malaysia 1–2 1975 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
5 August 1975  South Korea 2–3 1975 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe, Khin Maung Tint [35]
9 August 1975  Hong Kong 5–0 1975 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
11 August 1975  Indonesia 2–0 1975 Merdeka Tournament Than Soe, Tien Sein
14 August 1975  Japan 0–2 1975 Merdeka Tournament
10 December 1975  Singapore 1–0 1975 SEAP Games Unknown
13 December 1975  Malaysia 0–1 1975 SEAP Games
15 December 1975  Singapore 2–2 1975 SEAP Games Unknown
21 December 1975  South Korea 1–3 1975 King's Cup Unknown
24 December 1975  Singapore 6–0 1975 King's Cup Khin Maung Lay (2), Ye Nyunt (2), Tun Hla Aung [36]
27 December 1975  Malaysia 2–1 1975 King's Cup Unknown
30 December 1975  Indonesia 1–0 1975 King's Cup Unknown

1976

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
1 January 1976  Thailand 0–0 1975 King's Cup
4 January 1976  South Korea 0–1 1975 King's Cup
12 June 1976  Indonesia 1–1 1976 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown
7 August 1976  Malaysia 1–3 1976 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
9 August 1976  Indonesia 5–1 1976 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
13 August 1976  India 2–2 1976 Merdeka Tournament Maung Win, Maung Kyi Lon [37]
13 August 1976  Japan 2–2 1976 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
15 August 1976  South Korea 2–2 1976 Merdeka Tournament Mya Kyiang, Tin Win
17 August 1976  Thailand 1–0 1976 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
12 September 1976  New Zealand 0–2 1976 President Park's Cup
16 September 1976  Thailand 2–0 1976 President Park's Cup Kyi Lin, Mya Kyaing [38]

1977

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
16 July 1977  Malaysia 0–1 1977 Merdeka Tournament [39]
19 July 1977  Indonesia 1–1 1977 Merdeka Tournament Tin Win [39]
21 July 1977  Iraq 0–3 1977 Merdeka Tournament [39]
24 July 1977  South Korea 0–4 1977 Merdeka Tournament [39]
27 July 1977  Libya 3–1 1977 Merdeka Tournament Tin Win (2), Sein Win Lay [39]
29 July 1977  Thailand 1–1 1977 Merdeka Tournament Kyi Lwin [39]
21 November 1977  Singapore 5–1 1977 SEA Games Than Win, Maung Nyint Aung, Aye Maung, Tin Win, Soe Naing [40]
22 November 1977  Thailand 3–0 1977 SEA Games Aye Maung, Maung Maung Tin, Soe Naing [41]
25 November 1977  Malaysia 1–9 1977 SEA Games Aye Maung [42]

1978

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
11 December 1978  Thailand 1–2 1978 Asian Games Unknown
13 December 1978  North Korea 0–3 1978 Asian Games

1979

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
27 April 1979  South Korea 1–0 Friendly Unknown
28 June 1979  Thailand 2–0 1979 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
1 July 1979  Japan 0–1 1979 Merdeka Tournament
4 July 1979  Malaysia 1–4 1979 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
9 July 1979  Singapore 4–1 1979 Merdeka Tournament Maung Nu (2), Maung Than Win, Maung Thet Tin [43]
11 July 1979  Indonesia 4–0 1979 Merdeka Tournament Maung Maung Nu (2), Maung Pauk Si
22 September 1979  Thailand 0–1 1979 SEA Games
25 September 1979  Malaysia 0–0 1979 SEA Games
26 September 1979  Singapore 1–2 1979 SEA Games Aye Maung
28 September 1979  Indonesia 1–2 1979 SEA Games Thai Win

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