Kingdom of football

BBU, in blue, are debating whether to walk off the pitch or not in this afternoon's match Not sure I'll have time to bring you all t...

Chhlam Samuth's livewire hat-trick hero Olabode Abosede New head coach Jimmy Campbell will be pleased with his team's result thoug...

"12 seconds, it took me that long," says a surprised Kingsley Njoku on his remarkable goal Crown line-up: Back Row LtoR: Narong, S...

Phnom Penh Crown beat Prek Pra Keila 4-0 in this afternoon's Metfone C-League game with goals from Suong Virak, Chan Chaya, Sok Pheng a...

The starting XI for the Crown Academy this morning Mat Sakrovy opens the scoring after just 3 minutes from close range What was seen as a po...

The Crown Academy boys line up for the cameras The recently concluded Festival of Football for U-13 teams saw the Cambodia Foundation Organi...

Would you care to dance? Odion Obadin (12) and Naga's Phorn Ratana. I just had to post this photo, taken by Antony Sutton of the Jakarta...

The midweek Metfone C-League game turned into another success for Kirivong, the club who shed a few players in the mid-season break, with a...

Phnom Penh Post - Khmer edition Although the deal is now done and Lee Tae-Hoon has already been given a new 1-year contract as the head coac...

Rith Dikar facing the press after Preah Khan won the Hun Sen Cup An interesting development over at Preah Khan Reach where their former play...

It would appear that those in charge of Cambodian football are more than happy for the national team coach, South Korean Lee Tae-Hoon (pict...

Naga came through 3-1, even without their top scorer Without their Metfone C-League top scorer Julius Oiboh, ineligible through suspension...

Kirivong put their troubles behind them to win 3-2 versus National Police Kirivong, believed to have recently lost the backing of their inf...

BBU, trying to blend in with their surroundings, beat Army 3-0 In Saturday's first match at the Olympic Stadium, BBU showed glimpses of ...

PPCFC v Rithysen: Back Row LtoR: S Pheng, Sopanha, Dara, Obadin, Tiny, Narong. Front Row: Ota, Virak, Chaya, Bunchhay, Sothearith Phnom Penh...

Thul Sothearith, as usual, leads out the Crown team against Rithysen this afternoon I fell asleep when I got home after the match today, hen...

Takahito Ota was happy to open the scoring in today's C-League game David Booth presided over his 1st game in charge of Phnom Penh Crown...

Referee Khuon Virak, as he likes to see himself (courtesy of Nick Sells) Time for another moan. The disciplinary system in Cambodian footba...

The second round of the Metfone C-League kicked-off yesterday at Olympic Stadium. I didn't attend the game but there was a new face in ...

The Cambodian U-16 squad, sorry I misspelt that, it should read the Preah Khan Reach U-16s + 4 others, are off to Laos to take part in the A...

Phnom Penh Crown are getting their name known across Asia not only through their successful first-team but also through their Elite Academy...

The Cambodian starting XI v Laos: Back Row LtoR : Mic, Sopanha, Rithy, Tiny, Laboravy, Rady. Front Row : Chhoeurn, El Nasa, Pancharong, Soku...

Just a couple of hours to go before Cambodia take on Laos in the Lao capital of Vientiane with a great chance of progressing into the 2nd qu...

David Booth addressing his new charges at his first training session Phnom Penh Crown's new head coach David Booth met most of his pla...