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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 the Laos national football team from 1961 up to until 1999.[1]

Key

Results

Laos's score is shown first in each case.

Laos national football team results
No. Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Laos scorers Att. Ref.
1 12 December 1961 Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N)  South Vietnam 0–7 1961 SEAP Games [1][2]
2 13 December 1961 Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N)  Thailand 2–5 1961 SEAP Games Unknown [1][2]
3 13 November 1963 Indonesia (N)  North Vietnam 1–9 1963 GANEFO Tournament [1]
4 15 November 1963 Indonesia (N)  Egypt 0–15 1963 GANEFO Tournament [1]
5 11 December 1967 National Stadium, Bangkok (N)  South Vietnam 0–5 1967 SEAP Games [1][3]
6 14 December 1967 National Stadium, Bangkok (N)  Burma 0–2 1967 SEAP Games [1][3]
7 15 December 1967 National Stadium, Bangkok (A)  Thailand 2–5 1967 SEAP Games [1][3]
8 22 November 1968 Bangkok (A)  Thailand 0–1 1968 King's Cup [1][4]
9 24 November 1968 Bangkok (N)  Malaysia 0–5 1968 King's Cup [1][4]
10 19 November 1969 Bangkok (N)  South Korea 0–2 1969 King's Cup [1][5]
11 21 November 1969 Bangkok (A)  Thailand 4–3 1969 King's Cup Unknown [1][5]
12 23 November 1969 Bangkok (N)  Malaysia 1–1 1969 King's Cup La Mone [1][5]
13 26 November 1969 Bangkok (N)  Indonesia 1–3 1969 King's Cup Unknown [1][5]
14 6 December 1969 Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N)  Malaysia 1–2 1969 SEAP Games Unknown [1][6]
15 9 December 1969 Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (N)  South Vietnam 0–0 1969 SEAP Games [1][6]
16 11 December 1969 Bogyoke Aung San Stadium, Rangoon (A)  Burma 0–4 1969 SEAP Games [1][6]
17 23 October 1970 Saigon (A)  South Vietnam 0–4 Friendly [1]
18 8 November 1970 Bangkok (A)  Thailand 0–1 1970 King's Cup [1][7]
19 10 November 1970 Bangkok (N)  South Korea 0–4 1970 King's Cup [1][7]
20 14 November 1970 Bangkok (N)  Singapore 3–0 1970 King's Cup Unknown [1][7]
21 16 November 1970 Bangkok (N)  Hong Kong 2–4 1970 King's Cup Unknown [1][7]
22 12 December 1971 Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (A)  Malaysia 0–5 1971 SEAP Games Unknown [1][8]
23 14 December 1971 Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)  Khmer Republic 0–2 1971 SEAP Games [1][8]
24 16 December 1971 Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)  Thailand 0–3 1971 SEAP Games [1][8]
25 7 June 1972 Jakarta (A)  Indonesia 1–5 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Udjang (og) [1][9]
26 9 June 1972 Jakarta (N)  Malaysia 0–2 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament [1][9]
27 11 June 1972 Jakarta (N)  Burma 1–6 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown [1][9]
28 13 June 1972 Jakarta (N)  Sri Lanka 1–3 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Unknown [1][9]
29 2 September 1973 National Stadium, Singapore (N)  Burma 0–8 1973 SEAP Games Unknown [1][10]
30 4 September 1973 National Stadium, Singapore (N)  South Vietnam 1–5 1973 SEAP Games Unknown [1][10]
31 1 November 1974 Saigon (A)  South Vietnam 0–1 1974 Vietnam Independence Tournament [1][11]
32 2 November 1974 Saigon (N)  Malaysia 0–0 1974 Vietnam Independence Tournament [1][11]
33 5 November 1974 Saigon (N)  Taiwan 1–2 1974 Vietnam Independence Tournament Unknown [1][11]
34 10 December 1974 Bangkok (N)  Singapore 0–2 1974 King's Cup [1][12]
35 12 December 1974 Bangkok (A)  Thailand 1–6 1974 King's Cup Unknown [1][12]
36 14 December 1974 Bangkok (N)  Malaysia 2–2 1974 King's Cup Unknown [1][12]
37 7 June 1993 National Stadium, Singapore (N)  Brunei 3–2 Football at the 1993 SEA Games Khenkitisack (2), Saysana 6,000 [1][13]
38 9 June 1993 Jurong Stadium, Singapore (N)  Myanmar 1–7 Football at the 1993 SEA Games Khenkitisack 1,000 [1][14]
39 11 June 1993 Jurong Stadium, Singapore (N)  Malaysia 0–9 Football at the 1993 SEA Games 1,500 [1][15]
40 13 June 1993 National Stadium, Singapore (N)  Thailand 1–4 Football at the 1993 SEA Games Saysana 10,000 [1][16]
41 6 December 1995 Thailand (N)  Philippines 1–0 Football at the 1995 SEA Games Maicompiuto [1][17]
42 8 December 1995 Thailand (N)  Brunei 3–0 Football at the 1995 SEA Games Luang, Auxaynoma, Sinahoukiena [1][17]
43 10 December 1995 Thailand (N)  Singapore 0–0 Football at the 1995 SEA Games [1][17]
44 12 December 1995 Thailand (N)  Myanmar 0–1 Football at the 1995 SEA Games [1][17]
45 2 September 1996 Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N)  Indonesia 1–5 1996 AFF Championship Saysana 2,800 [1][18]
46 5 September 1996 Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N)  Vietnam 1–1 1996 AFF Championship Chalana 1,400 [1][18]
47 9 September 1996 Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N)  Cambodia 1–0 1996 AFF Championship Keolakhone 4,000 [1][18]
48 11 September 1996 Jurong Stadium, Jurong (N)  Myanmar 2–4 1996 AFF Championship Khenkitisack, Phonesavanh 500 [1][18]
49 5 October 1997 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (A)  Indonesia 2–5 Football at the 1997 SEA Games Somsack, Khenkitisack [1][19]
50 9 October 1997 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N)  Philippines 4–1 Football at the 1997 SEA Games Thammavongsa, Channiphone, Fegidero (og), Unknown [1][19]
51 12 October 1997 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N)  Vietnam 1–2 Football at the 1997 SEA Games Thepsouvanh [1][19]
52 14 October 1997 Senayan Stadium, Jakarta (N)  Malaysia 1–0 Football at the 1997 SEA Games Channiphone [1][19]
53 16 March 1998 Thuwunna Stadium, Yangon (N)  Brunei 2–1 1998 AFF Championship qualification Unknown [1][20]
54 18 March 1998 Thuwunna Stadium, Yangon (A)  Myanmar 0–3 1998 AFF Championship qualification [1][20]
55 26 August 1998 Hanoi Stadium, Hanoi (A)  Vietnam 1–4 1998 AFF Championship Keolakhone 20,000 [1][20]
56 28 August 1998 Hanoi Stadium, Hanoi (N)  Malaysia 0–0 1998 AFF Championship 15,000 [1][20]
57 30 August 1998 Hanoi Stadium, Hanoi (N)  Singapore 1–4 1998 AFF Championship Phonephachan 15,000 [1][20]
58 3 December 1998 Sri Nakhon Lamduan Stadium, Sisaket (N)  Kazakhstan 0–5 Football at the 1998 Asian Games [1][21]
59 5 December 1998 Sri Nakhon Lamduan Stadium, Sisaket (N)  Iran 1–6 Football at the 1998 Asian Games Keophet [1][21]
60 30 July 1999 Berakas Sports Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N)  Vietnam 0–9 Football at the 1999 SEA Games 1,000 [1][22]
61 1 August 1999 Berakas Track and Field Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N)  Thailand 1–4 Football at the 1999 SEA Games Khenkittisack 20,000 [1][22]
62 3 August 1999 Berakas Sports Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N)  Philippines 3–2 Football at the 1999 SEA Games Thamavongsa, Soubinh, Louang-Amath 500 [1][22]
63 5 August 1999 Berakas Track and Field Complex, Bandar Seri Begawan (N)  Myanmar 0–0 Football at the 1999 SEA Games 500 [1][22]

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