Malaysia women's national football team

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Malaysia

Nickname

Harimau Malaya

Association

Football Association of Malaysia

Coach

Singh Macky

Most caps

Top scorer

FIFA rank





Home kit





Away kit

First International
-

Largest win
-

Worst defeat

Malaysia 0 - 12 Japan

(Kasuga, Fukuoka, Japan; 01 June 1991)

World Cup

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

Olympic Games

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

AFC Women's Championship

Appearances

2 (First in 1993)

Best result

Round 1, 1993, 1995

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The Malaysia women's national team represents the Malaysia in international women's football

Head coach: Mohd Norbit Shah

1 History
- 1.1 New era
2 Current squad
3 Previous squad
4 Competition history
- 4.1 AFC U-19 Women's Championship record
- 4.2 AFF Women's Championship record
5 Results

[edit] History

The Malaysia women's national team previously were under fire after a miserable run in AFC U-19 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. However, recently Football Association of Malaysia decided to take in the team for better management.

[edit] New era

Consequently Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) planned to set up first women football league in Malaysia. It is planned to be named Women Division 1 and Women Super League.

[edit] Current squad

Below are the players selected to represent Malaysia in international tournament, the 2007 Southeast Asian Games from December 1 - December 14.

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB (Age)	Goals	Club
1	GK	Nur Altqa Lilia Abdullah	October 23, 1972		PDRM
2	MF	Mariah Usan	November 28, 1981		Damai Fc
3	FW	Boby Kalam	April 8, 1984		Sarawak
4	FW	Zaryatie Zakaria	June 4, 1981	7	Titiwangsa FC
5	MF	Nabila Naim	June 6, 1989		Negeri Sembilan
6	DF	Rozeine Dusileh	June 4, 1987		Sabah
7	DF	Saidaitul Nabila Sani	March 5, 1986		Perak
8	DF	Elizabeth Oyau	February 25, 1973		Sarawak
9	MF	Steffi Sarge Kaur	October 25, 1988		itiwangsa FC
10	MF	Malini Nordin	December 29, 1985		Sarawak
11	MF	Eslilah Esar	July 18, 1989	1	Sabah
12	FW	Angela Kais (captain)	September 7, 1980	11	PDRM
13	DF	Rosilawati Nik Ali Nik	December 11, 1982		Titiwangsa FC
14	DF	Normasyirah Zahari	July 25, 1981		Damai FC
15	DF	Atin Surang	June 16, 1989	1	Sabah
16	DF	Nur Akmal Anuar	May 12, 1988		Negeri Sembilan
17	DF	Zaffeka Zakaria	July 25, 1986		Titiwangsa FC
18	DF	Nor Lelawati Ngah	June 14, 1982
19	DF	Mariam Alias	September 15, 1982		Titiwangsa FC
20	GK	Noorhayanti Mohd Salleh	June 12, 1983		Damai FC

[edit] Previous squad

AFC U-19 Women's Championship

[edit] Competition history

[edit] AFC U-19 Women's Championship record

AFC U-19 Women's Championship 2006: Group stage

[edit] AFF Women's Championship record

AFF Women's Championship 2007: 4th place

[edit] Results

Date	Type of game	City	Opponent	Score
September 7, 2007	AFF Women's Championship group stage	Hanoi	Malaysia Indonesia	2 0
September 11, 2007	AFF Women's Championship group stage	Hanoi	Philippines Malaysia	1 2
September 13, 2007	AFF Women's Championship semifinal	Hanoi	Myanmar Malaysia	6 0
September 15, 2007	AFF Women's Championship third place playoff	Hanoi	Vietnam Malaysia	5 0
October 20, 2007	AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification	Singapore	Singapore Malaysia	0 2
October 27, 2007	AFC Women's Asian Cup qualification	Seremban	Malaysia Singapore	0 1
December 2, 2007	Southeast Asian Games	Korat	Malaysia Thailand	0 6
December 4, 2007	Southeast Asian Games	Korat	Myanmar Malaysia	5 0

Football in Malaysia

v • d • e

League competitions	FAM	Cup competitions
Super League	Malaysia national football team	Malaysia Cup
Premier League	Malaysia U-23	FA Cup
FAM Cup	Malaysia U-20
President Cup League	Malaysia President Cup
Women Division 1	Malaysia women's national football team	Merdeka Tournament
	List of football clubs
	List of venues