Football at the 1977 Southeast Asian Games

1977 Southeast Asian Games Football
Tournament details
Host country Malaysia
Dates 19 – 26 November
Teams 7
Venue(s) 1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions  Malaysia (2nd title)
Runners-up  Thailand
Third place  Burma
Fourth place  Indonesia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 13
Goals scored 49 (3.77 per match)

The football tournament at the 1977 Southeast Asian Games is the first edition of the tournament as the Southeast Asian Games. It was held from 19 November to 26 November 1977 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Teams

Tournament

Group stage

Group A

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Indonesia 321072+55
 Malaysia 3201132+114
 Philippines 311157−23
 Brunei 3003115−140
Malaysia 1 – 2 Indonesia
Abdah Alif  88' Iswadi Idris  28'
Hadi Ismanto  82'
Philippines 4 – 1 Brunei
Malaysia 5 – 0 Philippines
Indonesia 4 – 0 Brunei
Philippines 1 – 1 Indonesia
Malaysia 7 – 0 Brunei

Group B

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Burma 220081+74
 Thailand 210123−12
 Singapore 200217−60
Thailand 2 – 0 Singapore
Cherdsak  32'
Jesdaporn  72'
Burma 5 – 1 Singapore
Than Win  17'
Maung Nyint Aung  40'
Aye Maung  50' (pen)
Maung Tin Win  67'
Soe Naing  86'		 Kwang Hock  73'
Thailand 0 – 3 Burma

Knockout stage

Semi-finals

Malaysia 9 – 1 Burma
James Wong  2'
Mokhtar Dahari  8'  29' (pen)  39'  86'  88'
Isa Bakar  56'  62'
Bakri Ibni  83'		 Aye Maung  42' (pen)
Indonesia ABD[note 1] Thailand
Referee: Othman Omar (Malaysia)

Bronze medal match

Gold medal match

Malaysia 2 – 0 Thailand
Bakri Ibni  11'
Mokhtar Dahari  68'

Winners

 1977 SEA Games Men's Tournament 

Malaysia
Second title

Medal winners

Gold Silver Bronze
 Malaysia  Thailand  Burma
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's football  Malaysia
R. Arumugam
Abdul Rashid bin Hassan
Yahya bin Yusof
Soh Chin Aun
Santokh Singh
Nik Pauzi
Reduan Abdullah
Abdah Alif
Shukor Salleh
Yip Chee Keong
Bakri Ibni
Isa Bakar
Wan Rashid
James Wong
Mokhtar Dahari
Jamal Nasir
D. Davendran
Wong Hung Nung
Abdullah Ali
James Jaacob		  Thailand
Chaiwat Prommon
Navy Sukying
Kitichai Laokerkoonpong
Supaleuk Chivabutr
Chainoi Songkhroh
Surasakdi Tantadilok
Niwat Srisawat
Chamreon Khamnil
Sithipon Pongsri
Jesdapon Napatalung
Cherdsak Chaibutr
Weerayudth Swasdi
Surin Khem Ngern
Daoyod Dara
Preecha Kijboon
Sompon Janyavisutr
Manus Ratanatisoi
Pichai Kongsri
Chumpon Keungroong
Vitachai Ataporn
Amyiat Chalermchavalit
Chamreon Kanato		  Burma
Maung Maung Myint
Khin Maung Win
Han Tun
Maung Maung Tin
Than Htiak
Myo Nyunt
Myint Aung Hlaing
Thein Tun
Myint Swe
Aye Maung
Pauk Si
Myint Soe
Tin Shwe
Than Win
Soe Naing
Mya Kyaing
Tin Win
Myo Thein
Thein Aung
Tin Myint

Notes

  1. ↑ Match abandoned by referee Othman Omar in 60th minute because of a free-for-all. The score was then tied at 1-1. The Disciplinary Committee found the Indonesian team guilty of violent conduct and the match was awarded to Thailand.
  2. ↑ Indonesia did not turn up at the appointed time. After waiting for 15 minutes the referee called off the game and reported to the technical committee which awarded the bronze to Burma.

References

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