Kelayakan Olimpik: Malaysia vs Syria 14 March 2012

axl_bach

player terbaik Harimau Malaya semalam pada pengamatan aku adalah Irfan Fazail.....tenggelam terus si Nazmi Faiz Mansor dgn kehebatan beliau...

bianglala

Wan Zack kena kad merah rupanya.

Kim Swee kecewa
aziman@hmetro.com.my

KEKECEWAAN sememangnya tidak dapat disembunyikan pengendali skuad bola sepak Olimpik negara Ong Kim Swee selepas terpaksa menelan hakikat bahawa cabaran anak buahnya dalam perebutan tiket ke Sukan Olimpik London secara rasminya berkubur lebih awal apabila tumpas di tangan Bahrain 2-1 kelmarin.

Bagaimanapun bagi Kim Swee, untuk melangkah sehingga ke pusingan ketiga adalah satu pencapaian cukup memberangsangkan buat pemain muda negara kerana persaingan dengan pasukan terbaik Asia setidak-tidaknya membuka mata semua pihak sejauh mana tahap bola sepak tanah air ketika ini.


“Kalau bercakap mengenai keputusan, memang saya kecewa tapi untuk pemain, ini adalah pentas terbaik mereka menimba pengalaman dan pendedahan.

“Sebelum ini tiada siapa yang menjangkakan pasukan ini boleh mara ke saingan peringkat kumpulan yang meletakkan kita di kalangan 12 pasukan terbaik Asia. Di sini kita berpeluang mengharungi enam perlawanan cukup kompetitif untuk menguji sejauh mana tahap kemampuan pemain,” katanya.


Skuad bawah 22 negara merekod kekalahan keempat dalam kempen Kumpulan C apabila tewas 2-1 kepada Bahrain di Stadium Nasional Manama kelmarin sekali gus meletakkan mereka di tangga tercorot kumpulan tanpa sebarang mata.


Biarpun bangkit menyamakan kedudukan menerusi penyerang gantian, Ahmad Hazwan Bakri pada minit ke-84 selepas tuan rumah mendahului menerusi Mohammed Al-Alawi pada babak pertama, kealpaan benteng pertahanan membolehkan Husain Al Farhan meledak gol kemenangan sebelum tamat perlawanan.

“Pemain berusaha keras mendapatkan gol penyamaan namun selepas itu mereka hilang tumpuan. Mereka mengambil mudah sehingga pihak lawan menjaringkan gol kemenangan,” kata Kim Swee.


Sementara itu, pemain sayap kanan, Wan Zack Haikal Wan Noor terpaksa diketepikan bagi baki dua perlawanan kumpulan menentang Jepun dan Syria pada 22 Februari ini dan 14 Mac depan akibat dilayangkan kad merah kerana bertelagah dengan pengadil Qatar, Abdul Rahman Hussain selepas tamat perlawanan.

Saingan kelayakan Olimpik itu terpaksa dilupakan seketika buat pemain Harimau Muda A yang akan membuka kempen Liga Singapura (Liga-S) menentang Gombak United di Stadium Jalan Besar, Khamis ini.

axl_bach

adeh, Wan Zack kene bench plak dah....nampak dia macam sudah semakin konfiden nak pegang bola masa lawan Bahrain ari tuh....masa main kat msia maybe dia baru lepas sembuh so nampak cam takut2 gak......match lepas memang best tgk dia cuba pecah masuk defend lawan dgn penuh keyakinan....

memang rugi laaa kalo camtuh....adeh

BotakChinPeng

Nazmi & Gary Steven Robbat  dah sedia ada tapi tak diturunkan dari mula lagi.

Bila dah ketinggalan satu gol baru la dimasukkan.

Ini la penyakit yang dialami jurulatih malaysia ,ong kim swee & rajagopal.
Suka persiakan ramai pemain terbaik mereka

edmundo

22hb ni lwn nippon kt tmpt kite.
Hrp2 blh bg tntangan.

cintabonda

pd hemat pandangan mata, HM telah mepamerkan mutu bolasepak yg baik tp ini br permulaan ..bnyk lg yg perlu di perbaiki..jgn mudah gelabah n putus haid..brazil pon ta selalu menang..

Magika

Football: Young Tigers Ready To Roar Against Japan

PETALING JAYA, Feb 21 (Bernama) -- The National Under-23 squad will go all out to score a win against Japan although a win in the Asian Zone Group C Olympic qualifying match will not change Malaysia's fortune.

Coach Ong Kim Swee's boys will be hoping to score their first win in the competition when they face Japan, needing a big win, at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil, tomorrow.

"Although we failed to qualify for the 2012 London Olympics, a win or a draw against Japan will be a big result for us," he told reporters after a training session at Wisma FAM here Tuesday.

Ong said since the team was injury free and have had enough rest, there was no reason for the players to perform well tomorrow.

penyo

Malaysia turun tanpa tekanan, Japan turun dgn tekanan

Magika

London 2012 Olympics: Syrian goalkeeper takes a stand in Homs as national side aim for Olympics

In normal days Abdelbasset Saroot, a 20-year old goalkeeper, would be taking a direct interest in the London Olympic Games football qualifying matches.

He would likely be dreaming of competing at Wembley: with Olympic appearances also serving as a prime opportunity for scouts to assess his considerable height, reach and spring.

He would be readying himself for his team's final pool match on March 14 against Malaysia and a possible Olympic play-off against Senegal next month at Coventry Stadium.

He could even be hearing the sounds of a packed Olympic stadium greeting all of the Olympic athletes in their march at the Opening Ceremony.

But these are not normal days for Saroot especially in his hometown of Homs.

Normally Saroot is the protector of the Syrian football team's fortunes as its star goalkeeper, but now he is a wanted man with a lucrative 4 million lira bounty on his head.

In recent weeks, hundreds of the troops loyal to President Bashar al-Assad have been circling the areas close to the Homs’ al-Bassel football stadium, searching for rebels, but also for Saroot, who has risen beyond the football pitch to become a very public and defiant  leader of the rebellion.

Saroot has dodged many attempts on his life, but says he has lost one of his brothers and several friends. He says their bodies were thrown into the streets and tanks drove over them.

But Saroot has been pictured regularly on Youtube, supporting the rebel cause and his defiance has given him a nickname as the "canary" of the protest movement.

He has been shown talking about an attempt on his life before Christmas, and most recently he was pictured leading thousands of people chanting and clapping during funerals of victims in Homs.

Saroot told Al Jazeera: "It's worth it. I'm free. I've travelled all over the world to play football. But freedom is not just about me or about travelling. What about everyone else? Freedom is a big word. It's about freedom of speech and freedom of opinion. If you see something wrong being done, freedom is being able to talk about it."

While Saroot is fleeing soldiers and trying to send his messages to the world, his former footballing team-mates continue their quest to compete in London.

On Wednesday, March 14, the national team will play Malaysia and depending on other results, – specifically if Japan suffer a big loss against Bahrain – a win could propel Syria into the Olympics. They could also qualify through a play-off between the second placed teams in each pool.

Syria shocked the footballing world with a 2-1 win over Japan last month – a result some attribute to the turmoil and shelling of the past 11 months back home.

During that match, played in Jordan, supporters of Syria were openly divided. Some spectators were chanting in support of Assad, others were backing the Japanese as a defiant gesture to the regime.

Football in the Middle East has long been a public relations symbol of a country's fortune and always features presidential patronage.

Syria's surprising progress through the Olympic qualifying tournament, at a time when others from stable backgrounds like Australia have failed, has given the Syrian population something to be distracted by. For Assad it might be a moment of political pride if Syria makes it to London.

For Saroot though, as he told Canadian journalist Michelle Shepherd just before Christmas:  “Defending people’s rights — that’s real fame.”

axl_bach

1-0 dah msia kena....hayya, apa yg si Fadhli Shas buat sampai kena red card??

along3746

Malaysia Gagal Peroleh Mata Tunduk Kepada Syria 0-3


KUALA LUMPUR: Skuad Harimau Muda mengakhiri kempen kelayakan Olimpik zon Asia tanpa sebarang mata apabila kalah 0-3 kepada Syria pada aksi terakhir Kumpulan C di Stadium Antarabangsa Raja Abdullah, Amman, Jordan, malam Rabu.

Skuad Olimpik negara bimbingan Ong Kim Swee berjaya mengekang pergerakan pemain Syria pada separuh masa pertama tanpa sebarang jaringan sebelum pasukan lawan bangkit pada babak kedua untuk menghancurkan hasrat negara meraih mata sulung.

Penyerang Syria, Mardek Mardkian, membuka tirai jaringan pada minit ke-48 apabila rembatan kencangnya dari luar kotak penalti gagal ditampan oleh penjaga gol, Mohd Izham Tarmizi Roslan.

Dalam kekalutan menjaga gawang daripada terus dibolosi, pemain pertahanan Mohamad Fadhli Mohd Shas telah dilayangkan kad merah oleh pengadil selepas dikatakan mengasari pemain lawan pada minit ke-55.

Tiga belas minit selepas insiden itu (kad merah), Mardek menggunakan kesempatan di atas kerapuhan benteng pertahanan Malaysia dengan gol keduanya.

Malaysia, yang bermain dengan 10 pemain, terus diasak barisan penyerang Syria dan pada minit ke-80 Mardek melorongkan bola kepada Omar Al Suma untuk melabuhkan tirai jaringan.

Pada pertemuan di Stadium Bukit Jalil, 23 Nov lalu, Syria mengalahkan Malaysia 2-0. Malaysia, yang diundi bersama Jepun, Syria dan Bahrain dalam Kumpulan C, menamatkan saingan di tangga tercorot tanpa sebarang mata. - BERNAMA

satusembilan

ingatkan m'sia kena belasah 1-6

mixed

x koser nk tgk pening

Magika

Jepun, UAE dan Korea layak ke Olimpik