Macau vs Mongolia head-to-head record

Macau wins: 4
Draws: 2
Mongolia wins: 4

10 meetings, 1993 to 2018Goals: Macau 17, Mongolia 18

Macau and Mongolia have met 10 times since 1993. They have won four each, with 2 draws. They last met on 2 September 2018, when Mongolia won 4–1 in the EAFF Championship.

The 10 meetings have produced 35 goals, 3.50 per game. The biggest win is Mongolia’s 4–1 in the EAFF Championship in 2018.

Who has won more, Macau or Mongolia?

All matches10 matches

4 Macau2 drawsMongolia 4

Competitive10 matches

4 Macau2 drawsMongolia 4

Key numbers

Goals: Macau 17, Mongolia 183.50 per game
First meeting: Mongolia 4–3 MacauEast Asian Games, 18 May 1993
Most recent: Mongolia 4–1 MacauEAFF Championship, 2 Sept 2018
Macau’s biggest win: Macau 2–0 MongoliaAFC Challenge Cup qualifying, 7 Apr 2009
Mongolia’s biggest win: Mongolia 4–1 MacauEAFF Championship, 2 Sept 2018
Most goals in a meeting: Mongolia 4–3 MacauEast Asian Games, 18 May 1993
Biggest upset: Macau 3–2 MongoliaEAFF Championship, 25 Jul 2014Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 24%
TFN Elo rating now: Macau 787 (211th), Mongolia 944 (199th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

2 Sept 2018
Mongolia4Macau1
EAFF Championship
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
3 Nov 2016
Macau2Mongolia1
AFC Solidarity Cup
Kuching, Malaysia (neutral)
30 Jun 2016
Macau2Mongolia2
EAFF Championship
Dededo, Guam (neutral)
25 Jul 2014
Macau3Mongolia2
EAFF Championship
Dededo, Guam (neutral)
14 Apr 2009
Mongolia3Macau1
AFC Challenge Cup qualifying
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Macau win and drops with every Mongolia win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Macau have won more Below: Mongolia have won more

Level

Level after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 1, held by Mongolia from 18 May 1993.

Every meeting on one timeline

Macau wins

Draws

Mongolia wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Macau's home games

2 matches

110

MacauDrawsMongolia

In Mongolia's home games

2 matches

002

MacauDrawsMongolia

At neutral venues

6 matches

312

MacauDrawsMongolia

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Macau	Draws	Mongolia	Goals
EAFF Championship	6	2	2	2	9–10
AFC Challenge Cup qualifying	2	1	0	1	3–3
AFC Solidarity Cup	1	1	0	0	2–1
East Asian Games	1	0	0	1	3–4

Meetings by decade

Macau wins Draws Mongolia wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Macau	Draws	Mongolia	Goals
1990s	1	0	0	1	7
2000s	5	2	1	2	11
2010s	4	2	1	1	17

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Macau	Mongolia
Wins in a row	12016	12018
Unbeaten meetings	32014 to 2016	22007 to 2009

Questions answered

How many times have Macau and Mongolia played each other?

10 times, starting on 18 May 1993. 10 of those meetings were competitive and 0 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Macau and Mongolia?

Neither: they have 4 wins each, with 2 draws.

What is the biggest win in Macau vs Mongolia?

Mongolia’s 4–1 win in the EAFF Championship on 2 September 2018 in Ulaanbaatar.

When did Macau and Mongolia last play?

On 2 September 2018 in Ulaanbaatar, when Mongolia won 4–1 in the EAFF Championship.

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Every Macau vs Mongolia result

Every Macau vs Mongolia result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
2 Sept 2018	Mongolia	4–1	Macau	EAFF Championship	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
3 Nov 2016	Macau	2–1	Mongolia	AFC Solidarity Cup	Kuching, Malaysia (neutral)
30 Jun 2016	Macau	2–2	Mongolia	EAFF Championship	Dededo, Guam (neutral)
25 Jul 2014	Macau	3–2	Mongolia	EAFF Championship	Dededo, Guam (neutral)
14 Apr 2009	Mongolia	3–1	Macau	AFC Challenge Cup qualifying	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
7 Apr 2009	Macau	2–0	Mongolia	AFC Challenge Cup qualifying	Macau, Macau
13 Mar 2009	Macau	1–2	Mongolia	EAFF Championship	Yona, Guam (neutral)
17 Jun 2007	Macau	0–0	Mongolia	EAFF Championship	Macau, Macau
22 Feb 2003	Macau	2–0	Mongolia	EAFF Championship	So Kon Po, Hong Kong (neutral)
18 May 1993	Mongolia	4–3	Macau	East Asian Games	Shanghai, China (neutral)