Mohamad Aidil Zafuan bin Abdul Radzak - Century of International Appearances


The outstanding Malaysian player, who obtained 104 international caps with his National Team, has entered the symbolic but exclusive circle of players with a Century of Caps. All matches are friendlies unless stated otherwise.
Caps     Date 	Venue	 	Opponent       Score 	Competition

  1    18- 6-07	Shah Alam	Cambodia	6-0	
  2    21- 6-07	Petaling Jaya	UA Emirates	1-3	
  3    28- 6-07	Kuala Lumpur	Jamaica 	0-2	
  4    18- 7-07	Kuala Lumpur	Iran    	0-2	Asian Nations Cup
  5    21-10-07 Riffa   	Bahrain 	1-4	World Cup Qualifier
  6    28-10-07	Shah Alam	Bahrain 	0-0	World Cup Qualifier 
  7     6- 6-08	Surabaya	Indonesia 	1-1	
  8    22- 7-08	Hyderabad	India   	1-1	
  9    10-10-08	Kuala Lumpur	Pakistan	4-1	
 10    15-10-08	Petaling Jaya	Nepal   	4-0	Merdeka Tournament
 11    20-10-08	Kuala Lumpur	Afghanistan	6-0	Merdeka Tournament
 12    23-10-08	Kuala Lumpur	Myanmar 	4-0	Merdeka Tournament
 13    18-11-08	Yangon  	Myanmar 	1-4	Grand Royal Cup
 14    29-11-08	Petaling Jaya	Singapore	2-2	
 15     6-12-08	Phuket  	Laos    	3-0	AFF Championship
 16     8-12-08	Phuket  	Vietnam 	2-3	AFF Championship
 17    10-12-08	Phuket  	Thailand	0-3	AFF Championship
 18    21- 1-09	Kuala Lumpur	UA Emirates	0-5	Asian Cup Qualifier
 19    12- 8-09	Shah Alam	Kenya   	0-0	
 20    15- 8-09	Shah Alam	China   	0-0	
 21    30- 8-09	Dammam  	Saudi Arabia	1-2	
 22     5- 9-09	Amman   	Jordan  	0-0	
 23    11- 9-09	Petaling Jaya	Lesotho 	5-0	
 24    14-11-09	Tashkent	Uzbekistan	1-3	Asian Cup Qualifier
 25    18-11-09	Kuala Lumpur	Uzbekistan 	1-3	Asian Cup Qualifier
 26    26-11-09	Kuala Lumpur	Maldives	0-1
 27    30-12-09	Kuala Lumpur	Syria    	4-1 [1]
 28     6- 1-10	Dubai   	UA Emirates	0-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 29    28- 2-10	Kuala Lumpur	Yemen   	1-0	
 30     3- 9-10	Al-Wakrah	Oman    	0-3	
 31     9- 2-11	Shah Alam	Hongkong 	2-0	
 32     3- 6-11	Chai Wan	Hongkong 	1-1	
 33    18- 6-11	Kota Bharu	Myanmar 	2-0	
 34    29- 6-11	Kuala Lumpur	Taiwan  	2-1	World Cup Qualifier
 35     3- 7-11	Taipei  	Taiwan   	2-3	World Cup Qualifier
 36    28- 7-11	Kuala Lumpur	Singapore 	1-1	World Cup Qualifier
 37    13-11-11	Guwahati	India    	1-1	
 38    16-11-11	Kolkata 	India   	2-3	
 39    28- 4-12	Shah Alam	Sri Lanka 	6-0	
 40     1- 6-12	Shah Alam	Philippines	0-0	
 41     8- 6-12	Singapore	Singapore	2-2	
 42    12- 6-12	Shah Alam	Singapore	2-0	
 43    11- 9-12	Shah Alam	Vietnam 	0-2	
 44     3-11-12	Ha Noi  	Vietnam 	0-1	
 45     7-11-12	Nonthaburi	Thailand	0-2	
 46    14-11-12	Shah Alam	Hongkong 	1-1	
 47    20-11-12	Shah Alam	Bangladesh	1-1	
 48    25-11-12	Kuala Lumpur	Singapore	0-3	AFF Championship
 49    28-11-12	Kuala Lumpur	Laos    	4-1	AFF Championship
 50     1-12-12	Kuala Lumpur	Indonesia	2-0	AFF Championship
 51     9-12-12	Kuala Lumpur	Thailand	1-1	AFF Championship
 52    13-12-12	Bangkok  	Thailand	0-2	AFF Championship
 53     1- 2-13	Ajman    	Iraq     	0-3 [2]
 54     6- 2-13	Doha    	Qatar    	0-2	Asian Cup Qualifier
 55    17- 3-13	Shah Alam	Saudi Arabia	1-4 [3]
 56    22- 3-13	Shah Alam	Yemen   	2-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 57    10- 9-13	Tianjin 	China   	0-2	
 58    15-10-13	Kuala Lumpur	Bahrain 	1-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 59     8-11-13	Kuwait City	Kuwait  	0-3	
 60    15-11-13	Riffa   	Bahrain 	0-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 61    19-11-13	Shah Alam	Qatar    	0-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 62     1- 3-14	Selayang	Philippines	0-0	
 63     5- 3-14	Al-Ain  	Yemen   	2-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 64    27- 4-14	Cebu City	Philippines	0-0	
 65     8- 8-14	Dushanbe	Tajikistan	1-4	
 66    12-11-14	Shah Alam	Syria   	0-3	
 67     8-10-15	Bangkok  	Laos    	3-1	
 68    13-10-15	Dili    	East Timor	1-0	World Cup Qualifier
 69    12-11-15	Amman   	Palestine	0-6	World Cup Qualifier
 70    17-11-15	Shah Alam	UA Emirates	1-2	World Cup Qualifier
 71    24- 3-16	Jeddah  	Saudi Arabia	0-2	World Cup Qualifier
 72    28- 5-16	Yangon  	Myanmar 	0-0	
 73     2- 6-16	Johor Bahru	East Timor	3-0	Asian Cup Qualifier
 74     6- 6-16	Johor Bahru	East Timor	3-0	Asian Cup Qualifier
 75    22- 6-16	Nouméa  	New Caledonia 	2-1 [4]
 76    26- 6-16	Nadi    	Fiji    	1-1	
 77    22- 8-17	Paya Rumput	Syria   	1-2	
 78    29- 8-17	Yangon  	Myanmar 	0-1	
 79     5- 9-17	Paya Rumput	Hongkong 	1-1	Asian Cup Qualifier
 80     3-11-18	Kuala Lumpur	Maldives	3-0	
 81     8-11-18	Phnom Penh	Cambodia	1-0	AFF Championship
 82    12-11-18	Kuala Lumpur	Laos    	3-1	AFF Championship
 83    16-11-18	Ha Noi  	Vietnam 	0-2	AFF Championship
 84    24-11-18	Kuala Lumpur	Myanmar 	3-0	AFF Championship
 85     1-12-18	Kuala Lumpur	Thailand	0-0	AFF Championship
 86     5-12-18	Bangkok  	Thailand	2-2	AFF Championship
 87    15-12-18	Ha Noi  	Vietnam 	0-1	AFF Championship
 88     5-10-19	Kuala Lumpur	Sri Lanka	6-0	
 89    10-10-19	Ha Noi  	Vietnam 	0-1	World Cup Qualifier
 90     9-11-19	Kuala Lumpur	Tajikistan	1-0	
 91    14-11-19	Kuala Lumpur	Thailand	2-1	World Cup Qualifier
 92    19-11-19	Kuala Lumpur	Indonesia	2-0	World Cup Qualifier
 93    23- 5-21	Dubai   	Kuwait   	1-4 [5]
 94    28- 5-21	Riffa   	Bahrain 	0-2	
 95     3- 6-21	Dubai   	UA Emirates	0-4	World Cup Qualifier
 96    11- 6-21	Dubai   	Vietnam 	1-2	World Cup Qualifier
 97    15- 6-21	Dubai   	Thailand	1-0	World Cup Qualifier
 98     6-10-21	Amman   	Jordan  	0-4	
 99     9-10-21	Amman   	Uzbekistan	1-5
100     6-12-21	Singapore	Cambodia	3-1	AFF Championship
101     9-12-21	Singapore	Laos    	4-0	AFF Championship
102    12-12-21	Singapore	Vietnam 	0-3	AFF Championship 
103    23- 3-22	Singapore	Philippines	2-0	
104    26- 3-22	Singapore	Singapore	1-2	

[1] Syria used a Syria Invitational Team, while Malaysia use their SEA Games U-23 team
    and only called up 1 senior player (Norhafiz Zamani) in this match; nevertheless, 
    it has been recognised as a full international A-match.
[2] The match was played as a training game after an agreement with both FAs and the head
    coaches after the Iraq FA and Malaysian FA (FAM) had not informed FIFA in time for
    the world governing body to authorise the match as international full A. The coaches
    agreed to have open substitutions. There were only three match officials supervising
    the game; nevertheless, it has been recognised as a full international A-match.
[3] The match was against Saudi Arabia A League but both agreed to use more than six
    substitutions, which is why FIFA originally revoked the A status; meanwhile, it 
    has been recognised as a full international A-match.
[4] FIFA revoked it because one of the referees was not FIFA affiliated due to a mistake
    made by New Caledonia FA. FAM try to appeal and make it recognized by FIFA to improve
    their ranking in 2016; eventually, it was recognised as a full international A-match.
[5] It was a training match where both teams were free to use more substitutes. FIFA revoked
    the status of A match, but later it was recognised as a full international A-match.
	
NB: the following matches were not full A-international matches and are therefore
    not included here:
       17-10-08	Petaling Jaya	Sierra Leone XI	4-0	Merdeka Tournament
       25-10-08	Kuala Lumpur	Vietnam U-23 	0-0 [*]	Merdeka Tournament
       12-11-08	Yangon  	Vietnam U-23	3-0	Grand Royal Cup
       12- 7-09	Cheras  	Monomotapa Utd. 4-0
       14- 7-09	Shah Alam	Monomotapa Utd. 1-0
        9-11-09	Palembang	Indonesia U-23	3-1
       25- 7-10	Kuala Lumpur	S. Korea U-23	1-0

[*] Malaysia lost 5-6 on penalty kicks.

Total Record

Matches  Won Draw Lost  For Against  Points  Percentage
    104   35   23   46  141- 149      93      44.71


Types of Matches

Friendlies		54
AFF Championship	18
World Cup Qualifier	15
Asian Cup Qualifier	13
Merdeka Tournament	 3
Asian Nations Cup	 1 

Total 		       104


Goals:	
Cap  1  1 goal
Cap 34	1 goal
Cap 35	1 goal 

Total   3 goals


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