Malaysia
MalasíaMalaysia – nýlegt gengi (síðustu fimm leikir): T S S S T.
Stofnað
1933
Þjálfari
Tan Hoe
Völlur
Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium
Borg
Kuala Lumpur
Sætafjöldi
18,000
Undirlag
grass
Tölfræði tímabils
Árangur
0W 1D 2L
H:0W/A:0W
Mörk
3 / 8 (-5)
H:0/A:3
Hélt hreinu
0
H:0/A:0
Nýleg úrslit
@ Vietnam
31/03/2026Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
@ Nepal
18/11/2025Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
vs Laos
14/10/2025Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
@ Laos
09/10/2025Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
vs Vietnam
10/06/2025Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
vs Nepal
25/03/2025Undankeppni Asíukeppninnar
vs Singapore
20/12/2024AFF-mótið
@ Thailand
14/12/2024AFF-mótið
vs Timor-Leste
11/12/2024AFF-mótið
@ Cambodia
08/12/2024AFF-mótið
Malaysia
The Malaysia national football team, governed by the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), has competed under FIFA since 1954. Malaysia won the AFC Asian Cup in 1976 and was a dominant force in Southeast Asian football during the 1970s and 1980s. The team has won the ASEAN Football Federation Championship (AFF Suzuki Cup) once and has frequently competed in the AFF Cup finals. Malaysia plays home matches at Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil in Kuala Lumpur, one of Asia's largest stadiums. The national team has produced notable players including Mokhtar Dahari, the country's all-time top scorer, and more recently Safawi Rasid, who plays in Japan's league. Malaysia continues to develop its Super League and invest in youth academies, aiming to restore its status as a Southeast Asian football powerhouse after a period of relative decline.