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Associated Press
11-07-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
7M Features Real-Time Football Scores and News in Vietnam
07/10/2025, Ho Chi Minh City // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire // Football fans throughout Southeast Asia and around the globe now have an indispensable tool for following their favorite sport with the launch of 7M, an advanced sports information platform offering real-time football scores, match statistics, and comprehensive news coverage. Designed to serve fans who demand timely, accurate information, the website integrates live match data, expert insights, and curated news in one easy-to-use destination. 7M brings football enthusiasts closer to the game by delivering live score updates for ongoing matches across major domestic and international leagues. These include the Thai League, the English Premier League, the La Liga, the Serie A, thr Bundesliga, and the UEFA tournaments. It tracks goals, substitutions, fouls, and key moments. Fans can also access deep match statistics, such as possession percentages, shots on goal, passing accuracy, and individual player performances. 7M also presents curated news and analysis, ensuring that users remain informed about transfers, injuries, coaching changes, and tournament developments. The platform also features pre-match previews and detailed post-match reports to help fans understand tactical trends and standout performances. For those who thrive on being first to know, 7M also offers a reliable and fast-moving stream of football information. From transfer window rumors to injury updates and managerial changes, the news feed ensures that no headline goes unnoticed. This holistic approach thus makes it a trusted source of football intelligence. One of the website's standout features, meanwhile, is its seamless accessibility. It is responsive to both desktop or mobile, delivering a convenient experience with quick load times and intuitive navigation. Its design ensures that users can enjoy uninterrupted access to live information even when many users are tuned in. Its services are already attracting a growing fan base across Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond, thanks to its regional focus and global reach. Its representative office at 45 Tran Quang Khai Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, enables 7M to remain reliable to the needs and preferences of Southeast Asian audiences while providing coverage of the world's biggest leagues. As global interest in football continues to rise, 7M is expanding its capabilities, refining its technology, and broadening its coverage to meet the growing demand for dynamic sports content. It also has real-time match timelines and commentaries, bringing the excitement of the pitch directly to users and keeping them engaged and informed. Its live updates, rich analytics, and timely news also make it an indispensable companion for casual fans and sports enthusiasts. For more information about 7M, visit the official website at About 7M 7M is a sports information platform that delivers real-time football scores, match statistics, and news updates to fans worldwide. Combining a user-friendly experience with trusted data, it helps fans enjoy football more fully. ### Media Contact 7M Address: Tran Quang Khai Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Phone: (097) 654-3210 Website: newsroom: Source published by Submit Press Release >> 7M Features Real-Time Football Scores and News in Vietnam
New Straits Times
04-07-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
Red Giants face strong rivals in Asean Club Championship
KUALA LUMPUR: Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) and Selangor will battle for regional supremacy when the Asean Club Championship (ACC) kicks off next month. Super League champions JDT have been drawn in Group B, with Thai League runners-up True Bangkok United, Vietnam's Thep Xanh Nam Dinh, Singapore's Lion City Sailors, Cambodian champions PKR Svay Rieng, and the winner of a playoff between Laos' Ezra FC and Myanmar's Shan United. The Red Giants face a tougher route in Group A, which includes defending champions Buriram United, Thai heavyweights BG Pathum United, Vietnamese Cup winners Cong An Ha Noi, Singapore's Tampines Rovers, and the winner of the Brunei-Philippines playoff between Kasuka FC and Dynamic Herb Cebu. Despite the tough draw, Selangor coach Katsuhito Kinoshi remains optimistic, viewing the tournament as a valuable test for his squad. "We will stick to our style, earn points, and aim to qualify for the next stage," said Kinoshi. "Our group opponents are strong — some are even competing in the Asian Champions League Elite (ACLE). This is a great chance to gauge our level against top regional clubs." The tournament will run until May next year.
The Sun
23-06-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Sabah FC sign national forward Fergus Tierney for new season
SABAH FC have secured the services of talented 22-year-old national forward Fergus Tierney, who joins the Super League side after completing his loan spell with Thai League 2 club Nakhon Pathom United. Tierney, who has earned six caps and scored one goal for Malaysia's national team Harimau Malaya, previously played for Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT). He is expected to strengthen Sabah FC's attacking options for the 2025/2026 Malaysia League season. 'We're delighted to welcome Fergus to our family. His experience in Thai football and with JDT, combined with his national team exposure, makes him a valuable addition to our squad,' the club said on their official Facebook page today. Tierney was born in Glasgow, Scotland but holds a Malaysian passport because he was raised in Malaysia, and also played 12 times with Malaysia's Under-23 squad, bagging three goals. Meanwhile, Sabah FC also shared their current 2025/2026 season squad list. Several Harimau Malaya squad members have been retained, including striker Darren Lok, midfielder Stuart Wilkin, defenders Dominic Tan and Daniel Ting, and veteran goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat. The squad's new foreign signings include New Zealand national team defender Dane Ingham, Australian midfielder Dean Pelekanos, and Bosnian forward Ajdin Mujagic, while Spanish midfielder Miguel Cifuentes remains with the club. However, last season's team captain Park Tae-soo, a South Korean defender known affectionately as 'Karim' by the fans, has been released by the Rhinos.
Arab News
26-04-2025
- Sport
- Arab News
Buriram United's Neil Etheridge on Ivan Toney reunion and hopes of Al-Ahli upset
LONDON: When Buriram United play Al-Ahli in the quarter-final of the AFC Champions League Elite on Saturday, Neil Etheridge will face a familiar foe. In a strange twist of footballing fate, Etheridge is — for the fifth time in his career — set to line up against striker Ivan Toney. But having previously met in matches in England's League One and Championship, the ACL Elite quarter-final represents the pair's most significant encounter to date. Philippines international Etheridge has yet to concede to Toney — successfully shutting out the forward in games against Barnsley, Scunthorpe and Brentford between 2016 and 2021. It is a record he is hoping to maintain. 'You cross paths with many football players in your career but I definitely didn't expect to see Ivan Toney again,' Etheridge, who moved to Thailand last summer, told Arab News from Buriram's pre-match camp in Bangkok. 'He's had a fantastic career and it's amazing to see where he is now from our first meeting in League One. He's a great talent and I'm going to really enjoy playing against him one more time. Those stats (four games, no goals conceded) are nice to know, but will be irrelevant when we get on to the pitch. 'More than anything, I'm just happy to see another player step out of his comfort zone and leave English football for something totally different.' Etheridge did just that himself last year, swapping Birmingham City for Buriram, winners of the Thai League in each of the past three seasons and currently one game away from adding an unprecedented fourth successive title to their tally. 'It's difficult to think too much about the future in football so I wouldn't say a move to Asia was always something I planned to do,' Etheridge said. 'But I first joined the Philippines national team when I was 18 and have had so many positive experiences playing in Asia since then. 'Then last year, the opportunity came up and it felt like the right club and the right time. I think the Thai League is the strongest in Southeast Asia and I felt a real sense of ambition when I spoke to Buriram. 'They wanted to push on beyond the group stage of the Champions League and had a clear desire to achieve more, which made it a good fit for me. It's a completely different challenge in my career but I am really enjoying it so far.' Etheridge's next challenge with Buriram is to try to keep one of the 2024-25 AFC Champions League Elite's most prolific frontlines at bay. Only Al-Hilal have scored more than Al-Ahli's 26 goals in this season's competition, with Riyad Mahrez currently second in the race for Asia's Golden Boot having netted eight times. Mahrez, a UEFA Champions League winner with Manchester City, scored twice against Etheridge in a 5-0 win for Pep Guardiola's side against Cardiff in 2018. And the Buriram shot-stopper knows he will have his work cut out to keep Mahrez and co. at bay on Saturday. 'Playing against the best players in the world is something that you live for in football — you always want to test yourself against the best,' Etheridge said. 'That's why I came to Buriram — to have the opportunity to play against Asia's best players. 'Now because of the money being spent in Saudi Arabia, there is also a chance to play against genuinely world-class players in the Champions League.' Buriram have already punched above their weight in this season's competition with several eye-catching results, including a 0-0 draw at home to Vissel Kobe, a 2-1 away win at Central Coast Mariners and home victories against South Korea's 2020 AFC Champions League winners Ulsan Hyundai and 2021 runners-up Pohang Steelers. In the last 16, Etheridge and his team-mates edged an attritional tie with Johor Darul Ta'zim, the Malaysian team with which Buriram has regularly battled for Southeast Asian supremacy in recent years. Etheridge kept a pair of clean sheets, with a 1-0 second leg win enough to book a quarter-final meeting with Al-Ahli. 'We drew 0-0 with Johor in the group stage too so all of the games were very tight,' Etheridge said. 'It definitely felt like there was a lot on the line and the atmosphere has been fantastic every time — they have a very hostile crowd there in Malaysia. These are the sort of matches you dream of playing to be honest — with high stakes.' Etheridge is one of several players in the Buriram squad with European football experience, along with the likes of Austria international Peter Zulj, former Red Star Belgrade midfielder Goran Causic and Real Madrid academy graduate Marcelo Djalo. Coach Osmar Loss will be relying on their calming influence if Buriram are to spring a surprise against Al-Ahli. 'I'm fortunate enough to captain my national team and I've been a leader in dressing rooms before,' Etheridge said. 'Some players will be excited, some players will be extremely nervous but it's up to the senior guys to take on a leadership role and keep things calm on the pitch.' Facing an Al-Ahli team full of star names and with the club determined to win its maiden AFC Champions League Elite title — having finished as runners-up in 1986 and 2012, Etheridge recogises that he and Buriram will be major underdogs in Jeddah. 'We know Al-Ahli is a very big challenge for us. The match is in Saudi Arabia, in their own stadium. They are a club with a huge budget and you can see the players that they have brought in — not just Al-Ahli but across the board in Saudi Arabia. 'It's going to be a tough battle but it'll be a great experience for everyone. I guess there's no pressure for us — realistically we're not expected to win because Al-Ahli haven't lost in the Champions League so far. 'I won't stand here and say 'we're going to win,' but in a one-off game, of course anything can happen in football. We will be tactically prepared, mentally prepared — and all we can do is give it our best.'
