South East Asian Games 1989 (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

[NB: Myanmar new name for Burma]

Group A
22- 8 Thailand      3-0 Myanmar
        [Piyapong Pue-On 42, 67, Prasert Changmool]  
24- 8 Singapore     1-1 Thailand
        [Borhan 79; Piyapong Pue-On 44]          
26- 8 Singapore     4-0 Myanmar
        [Hasni Haron 23, Sundrammoorthy 35, Hazali Nasiron 82, Fandi Ahmad 87;
         ref: N.Subramaniam (Mal)]       

 1.SINGAPORE      2  1  1  0  5- 1  3
 2.THAILAND       2  1  1  0  4- 1  3
 3.Myanmar        2  0  0  2  0- 7  0

Group B
21- 8 Indonesia     6-0 Brunei             
        [Mustaqim 30, 33, 43, I Made Pasek 56, 87, Jaya Hartono 58]  
      Malaysia      3-0 Philippines
        [Anbalagan 4, Radhi Mat Din 28, Anbalagan 41]    
23- 8 Malaysia      2-1 Brunei
        [Radhl Mat Din 19, P.Ravichandran 86; ? 69]      
      Indonesia     5-1 Philippines
        [I Made Pasek 21, Hanafing 59, 82, Ricky Yacob 62, Mustaqim 73;
         Rodolfo Alicente 8]        
25- 8 Brunei        2-0 Philippines  
      Malaysia      2-0 Indonesia  
        [Lim Teong Kim 39, 52; ref: P.Boocherd (Tha)]

 1.MALAYSIA       3  3  0  0  7- 1  6
 2.INDONESIA      3  2  0  1 11- 3  4
 3.Brunei         3  1  0  2  3- 8  2
 4.Philippines    3  0  0  3  1-10  0

Semifinals
28- 8 Malaysia      1-0 Thailand   
        [Zainat Abidin Hassan 71; ref: K.Kunalan (Sin)]
      Singapore     1-0 Indonesia
        [Fandi Ahmad 89; sent off: Henry Setiwan (I) 34; ref: Wan 
         Rashid Wan Jaffar (Mal)]
 
Third Place Match
30- 8 Indonesia     1-1 Thailand          [9-8 pen]
        [I Made Pasek 60; Verapong Penglee 74; ref: Meij Haji Kamaruddin (Mal)]

Final [Merdeka stadium; att; 45,000]
31- 8 Malaysia      3-1 Singapore 
        [Borhan Adu Samah 8og, Lim Teong Kim 59, Dollah Salleh 60; 
         Fandi Ahmad 39; ref: Drs H Soetoyo (Ind)]
        [Malaysia: Rashid Hassan, Razip Ismail, Lee Kin Hong, Serbegeth Singh 
           (Chow Siew Yai 74), Salim Mahmud, Ahmad Yusof, Mat Aris, Lim Teong 
           Kim, P.Ravindran (Anbalagan 56), Dollah Salleh, Zainal Abidin Hassan;
           coach: Trevor Hartley;
         Singapore: Abdul Malek Mohamed, A.R.J.Mani, Borhan Abu Samah, 
           T.Pathmanathan, Ishak Saad, Yahya Madon (Salim Moin 75), Hazali
           Nasiron, Hasnim Haron, D.Tokijan, Fandhi Ahmad, V.Sundrammoorthy]


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