Malaysia 2-1 Yemen (5 Mar, 2014) Final Score

Malaysia

Indonesia issue huge statement as Southeast Asian counterparts falter in World Cup qualifiers

Five things to keep an eye on for match day 4 of the Asian World Cup qualifiers

Cautious optimism can grow into more should Singapore deny China once more

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Malaysia

Indonesia issue huge statement as Southeast Asian counterparts falter in World Cup qualifiers

Five things to keep an eye on for match day 4 of the Asian World Cup qualifiers

Cautious optimism can grow into more should Singapore deny China once more

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1-1-3, 4 PTS

Al-Matari Abdulwasea (59')

Amri Yahyah (16')
Ahmad Fakri Saarani (77')

Amirizwan Tajuddin (10')

No.Name
23Saoud Al-Sowadi
19Mohammed Ali Buqshan
2Motazz Qaid
3Mohammed Omar
5Nateeq Hezam Raqeh
8Wahid Al-Khyat 10Samar Hasan Yaseen
9Ala Al Sasi
12Ahmed Al Hifi 11Al-Matari Abdulwasea
14Sadam Hussein
21Mohammed Al-Sarori
7Al-Haddad Najib 20Ali Tawfik

Substitutes
1Esam Al-Hakimi
22Saeed Salem
4Ala Addin Mahdi
6Abdulaziz Al-Gumai
13Al-Manifi Basheer
18Abdulhameed Awasy
15Abdullah Ammar
17Kamel Mohammed

2:00 PM, 5 March 2014

Attendance: 2,000

Referees:
Valentin Kovalenko

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Malaysia

On a disappointing night for ASEAN football in the Asian qualifiers, Indonesia would issue a big statement.

From teams desperately needing a win to those on the verge of advancing, here are five things to look out for on match day 4 of the Asian World Cup qualifiers.

The start of the Tsutomu Ogura era was brought cautious optimism for Singapore -- but that could grow into more if they can deny China again on Tuesday.

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