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Army's all-Khmer team went down meekly 3-0 to NagaCorp |
Besides Phnom Penh Crown's 4-0 win over AEU under the Olympic Stadium floodlights yesterday, the only other
Metfone C-League
game was NagaCorp's meeting with the Army. Naga must've felt that
Christmas had come around again very early as the Army defence gave away
three very large presents within the first thirty minutes, and that was
effectively that, as there were no more goals in the rest of the game.
Naga keeper Samrith Seiha tipped one onto the cross-bar early on before
his team took the lead on 9 minutes. Army dallied and failed to clear,
leaving new recruit Jang In Yong to open up his Naga account. Three
minutes later a howler from Um Vichet between the Army sticks allowed a
Tieng Tiny header to go between his legs as Tiny made sure by forcing
the loose ball in. The Army's misery was compounded on 26 minutes as
Vichet came and got nowhere near a cross, which one of his own defenders
headed into the empty net. It was a shocking half hour for the military
men, who gave a better account of themselves after the break, but by
then the damage was well and truly done. They will hope to do better
against Phnom Penh Crown next weekend. Army, alongwith AEU and Kirivong
are the only teams to have begun their season without overseas
foreigners in their line-up. All three teams lost. Naga had a South
Korean (In Yong), Japanese (Masahiro) and a wideman from Guinea (Barry)
in their line up.
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NagaCorp scored 3 in the first half-hour and that was it against Army |
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AEU had keeper Mak Theara to thank for keeping the scoreline down to 4-0 v PPCFC. They have no foreign players in their squad. |
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