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Myanmar vs South Vietnam head-to-head record

Myanmar wins
10
Draws
1
South Vietnam wins
3

14 meetings, 1959 to 1973Goals: Myanmar 25, South Vietnam 14

Myanmar and South Vietnam have met 14 times since 1959. Myanmar have won 10, South Vietnam 3, and 1 match ended level. They last met on 3 December 1973, when South Vietnam won 1–0 in the King's Cup.

The 14 meetings have produced 39 goals, 2.79 per game. The biggest win is Myanmar’s 3–0 in the Merdeka Tournament in 1968.

Who has won more, Myanmar or South Vietnam?

All matches14 matches

10 Myanmar1 drawSouth Vietnam 3

Competitive14 matches

10 Myanmar1 drawSouth Vietnam 3

Key numbers

Goals
Myanmar 25, South Vietnam 142.79 per game
First meeting
South Vietnam 3–0 MyanmarSoutheast Asian Peninsular Games, 14 Dec 1959
Most recent
Myanmar 0–1 South VietnamKing's Cup, 3 Dec 1973
Myanmar’s biggest win
Myanmar 3–0 South VietnamMerdeka Tournament, 10 Aug 1968
South Vietnam’s biggest win
South Vietnam 3–0 MyanmarSoutheast Asian Peninsular Games, 14 Dec 1959
Most goals in a meeting
Myanmar 4–2 South VietnamMerdeka Tournament, 5 Aug 1970
Biggest upset
Myanmar 0–1 South VietnamKing's Cup, 3 Dec 1973Winner’s rating-based win expectancy: 14%
TFN Elo rating now
Myanmar 1138 (179th), South Vietnam 1337How the rating works

Last five meetings

  1. Myanmar0South Vietnam1

    King's Cup

    Bangkok, Thailand (neutral)

  2. Myanmar3South Vietnam2

    Southeast Asian Peninsular Games

    Singapore, Singapore (neutral)

  3. Myanmar3South Vietnam2

    Southeast Asian Peninsular Games

    Singapore, Singapore (neutral)

  4. Myanmar2South Vietnam1

    Merdeka Tournament

    Ipoh, Malaysia (neutral)

  5. Myanmar0South Vietnam0

    Southeast Asian Peninsular Games

    Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)

Who has had the upper hand over time?

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

Above the line: Myanmar have won more Below: South Vietnam have won more
14 December 1959: South Vietnam 3–0 Myanmar (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). South Vietnam +114 December 1961: Myanmar 2–1 South Vietnam (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). Level2 September 1964: Myanmar 1–0 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Myanmar +128 August 1966: Myanmar 0–1 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Level22 August 1967: Myanmar 3–0 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Myanmar +116 December 1967: Myanmar 2–1 South Vietnam (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). Myanmar +210 August 1968: Myanmar 3–0 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Myanmar +35 August 1970: Myanmar 4–2 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Myanmar +46 May 1971: Myanmar 2–0 South Vietnam (Korea Cup). Myanmar +512 December 1971: Myanmar 0–0 South Vietnam (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). Myanmar +52 August 1973: Myanmar 2–1 South Vietnam (Merdeka Tournament). Myanmar +63 September 1973: Myanmar 3–2 South Vietnam (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). Myanmar +78 September 1973: Myanmar 3–2 South Vietnam (Southeast Asian Peninsular Games). Myanmar +83 December 1973: Myanmar 0–1 South Vietnam (King's Cup). Myanmar +7Level
Myanmar lead by 7 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 8, held by Myanmar from 8 September 1973.

Every meeting on one timeline

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

Home, away and neutral

In Myanmar's home games

1 match

100

MyanmarDrawsSouth Vietnam

At neutral venues

13 matches

913

MyanmarDrawsSouth Vietnam

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPlayedMyanmarDrawsSouth VietnamGoals
Merdeka Tournament650113–4
Southeast Asian Peninsular Games641110–9
King's Cup10010–1
Korea Cup11002–0

Meetings by decade

Myanmar wins Draws South Vietnam wins
Meetings by decade
DecadeResultsPlayedGoals
1950s13
1960s614
1970s722

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run ofMyanmarSouth Vietnam
Wins in a row51967 to 197111973
Unbeaten meetings91967 to 197311973

Questions answered

How many times have Myanmar and South Vietnam played each other?

14 times, starting on 14 December 1959. 14 of those meetings were competitive and 0 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Myanmar and South Vietnam?

Myanmar, with 10 wins to 3. 1 match ended level.

What is the biggest win in Myanmar vs South Vietnam?

Myanmar’s 3–0 win in the Merdeka Tournament on 10 August 1968 in Kuala Lumpur.

When did Myanmar and South Vietnam last play?

On 3 December 1973 in Bangkok, when South Vietnam won 1–0 in the King's Cup.

Every Myanmar vs South Vietnam result

Every Myanmar vs South Vietnam result
DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionVenue
Myanmaras Burma0–1South VietnamKing's CupBangkok, Thailand (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma3–2South VietnamSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesSingapore, Singapore (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma3–2South VietnamSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesSingapore, Singapore (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma2–1South VietnamMerdeka TournamentIpoh, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma0–0South VietnamSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma2–0South VietnamKorea CupSeoul, South Korea (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma4–2South VietnamMerdeka TournamentKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma3–0South VietnamMerdeka TournamentKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma2–1South VietnamSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesBangkok, Thailand (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma3–0South VietnamMerdeka TournamentKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma0–1South VietnamMerdeka TournamentKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma1–0South VietnamMerdeka TournamentKuala Lumpur, Malaysia (neutral)
Myanmaras Burma2–1South VietnamSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesRangoon, Burma
South Vietnam3–0Myanmaras BurmaSoutheast Asian Peninsular GamesBangkok, Thailand (neutral)

Recent form

Myanmar

  1. Lv CambodiaFIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup0–1Sun 27 Sept 2026
  2. Wv Timor-LesteFIFA ASEAN Challenge Cup2–0Thu 24 Sept 2026
  3. Lat VietnamFriendly0–4Fri 18 Sept 2026
  4. Lat ThailandASEAN Championship0–2Sat 8 Aug 2026
  5. Wv LaosASEAN Championship7–2Tue 4 Aug 2026

South Vietnam

  1. Lv MalaysiaAFC Asian Cup qualifying0–3Sun 23 Mar 1975
  2. Lat ThailandAFC Asian Cup qualifying0–4Fri 21 Mar 1975
  3. Lv South KoreaAFC Asian Cup qualifying0–1Wed 19 Mar 1975
  4. Lv IndonesiaAFC Asian Cup qualifying1–2Mon 17 Mar 1975
  5. Lv CambodiaKing's Cup0–2Mon 16 Dec 1974

Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.