Burma national football team results (1950–1969)

Main article: Myanmar national football team results
Myanmar national football team results
Senior matches

This article details the fixtures and results of the Burma national football team from 1950 till 1969. The country is now known as Myanmar, a name adopted in 1989.[1][2][3]

Results

Burma's score is shown first in each case.

1951

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
5 February 1951 (1951-02-05)  Iran 0–2 1st Asian Games

1952

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
16 March 1952 (1952-03-16)  India 0–4 1952 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament
23 March 1952  Pakistan 0–1 1952 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament

1953

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
24 October 1953  Ceylon 3–2 1953 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Samuel Gordon (3) [4]
28 October 1953  Pakistan 1–1 1953 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Ba Kyu [5]
31 October 1953  India 2–4 1953 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Samuel Gordon, Ba Kyu [6]

1954

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
4 May 1954  Singapore 1–1 1954 Asian Games Samuel Gordon [7]
5 May 1954  Pakistan 2–1 1954 Asian Games Samuel Gordon, Sein Pe [7]
7 May 1954  South Korea 2–2 1954 Asian Games Unknown
7 May 1954  Indonesia 5–4 1954 Asian Games Unknown
19 December 1954  Pakistan 1–1 1954 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Sein Pe [8]
23 December 1954  India 1–2 1954 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Samuel Gordon [8]
25 December 1954  Ceylon 1–2 1954 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Htoo Wa [8]

1955

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
17 December 1955  Pakistan 2–4 1955 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Suk Bahadur, Kyaw Zan [8]
20 December 1955  India 2–5 1955 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Suk Bahadur, Aung Shein [8]
23 December 1955  Ceylon 1–3 1955 Asian Quadrangular Football Tournament Suk Bahadur (2), Aung Myint [8]

1957

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
27 June 1957  China 2–1 Friendly Unknown
1 September 1957  Malaya 2–5 1957 Merdeka Tournament Yaui Do, Vernon Styles [9]
3 September 1957  Cambodia 2–0 1957 Merdeka Tournament Maung Maung, Pe-khin [10]
5 September 1957  Thailand 5–2 1957 Merdeka Tournament Samuel Gordon, Vernon Styles, Tun Kyi [11]
7 September 1957  Singapore 2–3 1957 Merdeka Tournament Suk Bahadur (2) [12]

1958

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
25 May 1958  Indonesia 2–4 1958 Asian Games Samuel Gordon, Tun Aung
26 May 1958  India 2–3 1958 Asian Games Unknown

1959

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
13 December 1959  Malaya 1–2 1959 SEAP Games Unknown
14 December 1959  South Vietnam 0–3 1959 SEAP Games
15 December 1959  Thailand 2–5 1959 SEAP Games Unknown

1961

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
28 October 1961  South Korea 1–3 Friendly Maung Ko
11 December 1961  Cambodia 4–0 1961 SEAP Games Unknown
13 December 1961  Malaya 1–2 1961 SEAP Games Unknown
14 December 1961  South Vietnam 2–1 1961 SEAP Games Unknown
16 December 1961  Malaya 0–2 1961 SEAP Games Unknown

1962

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
9 September 1962  Pakistan 0–1 1962 Merdeka Tournament
12 September 1962  Malaya 2–3 1962 Merdeka Tournament Ko Ko (2) [13]
16 September 1962  Japan 2–1 1962 Merdeka Tournament Unknown

1963

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
14 January 1963  China 0–3 Friendly
20 January 1963  China 2–1 Friendly Unknown
22 March 1963  North Korea 0–0 1964 Summer Olympics Qualifiers
2 April 1963  North Korea 0–1 1964 Summer Olympics Qualifiers
4 September 1963  China 0–4 Friendly
17 December 1963  East Germany 1–5 Friendly Unknown

1964

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
28 August 1964  Malaysia 3–0 1964 Merdeka Tournament Suk Bahadur, Aung Khin, Khin Maung Latt [14]
30 August 1964  Taiwan 2–4 1964 Merdeka Tournament Win Maung [15]
2 September 1964  South Vietnam 1–0 1964 Merdeka Tournament Aung Khin [16]
6 September 1964  India 1–0 1964 Merdeka Tournament Ba Pu [17]

1965

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
22 March 1965  Japan 1–1 Friendly Unknown
15 August 1965  Hong Kong 4–2 1965 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
22 August 1965  Thailand 1–1 1965 Merdeka Tournament Maung Pan Sit [18]
24 August 1965  Taiwan 3–1 1965 Merdeka Tournament Sonny Tin Tun, Pan Sit, Kyaw Thaung [19]
27 August 1965  India 1–1 1965 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
15 December 1965  Singapore 1–0 1965 SEAP Games Unknown
18 December 1965  Malaysia 2–0 1965 SEAP Games Maung Myint, Than Win
22 December 1965  Thailand 2–2 1965 SEAP Games Unknown

1966

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
13 August 1966  Singapore 2–2 1966 Merdeka Tournament Han Thein, Aye Maung [20]
17 August 1966  Thailand 3–0 1966 Merdeka Tournament Hla Kyi (2), Hla Htay [21]
21 August 1966  Malaysia 0–0 1966 Merdeka Tournament
23 August 1966  South Korea 2–0 1966 Merdeka Tournament Aung Khin (2)
25 August 1966  Hong Kong 2–0 1966 Merdeka Tournament Aung Khin (2) [22]
27 August 1966  South Vietnam 0–1 1966 Merdeka Tournament
12 December 1966  South Korea 1–0 1966 Asian Games Han Thien
14 December 1966  Thailand 1–1 1966 Asian Games Unknown
15 December 1966  Indonesia 2–2 1966 Asian Games Unknown
17 December 1966  Iran 1–0 1966 Asian Games Tin Aye [23]
18 December 1966  Singapore 2–0 1966 Asian Games Hla Kyi, Ba Pu
20 December 1966  Iran 1–0 1966 Asian Games Hla Kyi [24]

1967

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
13 August 1967  South Korea 0–1 1967 Merdeka Tournament
15 August 1967  Singapore 3–0 1967 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
19 August 1967  Indonesia 5–0 1967 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
20 August 1967  Taiwan 1–2 1967 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
23 August 1967  South Vietnam 3–0 1967 Merdeka Tournament Ba Pu, Win Maung (2) [25]
26 August 1967  South Korea 0–0 1967 Merdeka Tournament
12 November 1967  India 2–0 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification Suk Bahadur, Aung Khin [26]
16 November 1967  Cambodia 1–0 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification Win Maung [27]
19 November 1967  Pakistan 2–0 1968 AFC Asian Cup qualification Suk Bahadur, Hla Kyi [28]
11 December 1967  Malaysia 2–1 1967 SEAP Games Unknown
12 December 1967  Thailand 1–0 1967 SEAP Games Unknown
14 December 1967  Laos 2–0 1967 SEAP Games Unknown
16 December 1967  South Vietnam 2–1 1967 SEAP Games Unknown

1968

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
11 May 1968  Republic of China 1–1 1968 AFC Asian Cup Hla Htay
14 May 1968  Israel 1–0 1968 AFC Asian Cup Ye Nyunt
16 May 1968  Iran 1–3 1968 AFC Asian Cup Hla Tay
18 May 1968  Hong Kong 2–0 1968 AFC Asian Cup Aung Khin, Suk Bahadur
10 August 1968  South Vietnam 3–0 1968 Merdeka Tournament Hla Htay, Suk Bahadur, Ye Nyunt [29]
12 August 1968  Hong Kong 3–0 1968 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
13 August 1968  Thailand 0–0 1968 Merdeka Tournament
17 August 1968  Malaysia 1–1 1968 Merdeka Tournament Suk Bahadur [30]
18 August 1968  India 1–3 1968 Merdeka Tournament Suk Bahadur [31]
21 August 1968  Indonesia 2–1 1968 Merdeka Tournament Ye Nyunt (2) [32]
25 August 1968  Malaysia 0–3 1968 Merdeka Tournament
20 November 1968  Laos 3–0 1968 King's Cup Suk Bahadur, Tin Aye, Ye Nyunt [33]
22 November 1968  Singapore 2–0 1968 King's Cup Aye Maung, Bu Pa
24 November 1968  Indonesia 1–3 1968 King's Cup Tin Aung Moe
29 November 1968  Thailand 2–0 1968 King's Cup Unknown
2 December 1968  Indonesia 0–1 1968 King's Cup

1969

Date Opponent Score Competition Myanmar scorers Ref.
1 November 1969  India 6–0 1969 Merdeka Tournament Ye Nyunt (3), Hia Tay (2), Maung Maung Tin [34]
5 November 1969  Singapore 3–1 1969 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
7 November 1969  Malaysia 1–3 1969 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
9 November 1969  Singapore 9–0 1969 Merdeka Tournament Unknown
8 December 1969  Thailand 1–1 1969 SEAP Games Unknown
11 December 1969  Laos 4–0 1969 SEAP Games Unknown
13 December 1969  Thailand 3–0 1969 SEAP Games Unknown

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