Updated 2 August 2026

Malaysia 4–0 Laos: Result, Goals & ASEAN Cup 2026

Malaysia beat Laos 4–0 at Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium to move to six points from two Group B matches. Paulo Josué opened the scoring before Endrick, a Viengxay Sidavong own goal and Wan Kuzain completed the win.

⚽ Group B🏟 Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium🗓 2026-07-28✅ FINAL

This international match guide is part of the Kim Quy 88 ASEAN Cup 2026 cluster. It provides a permanent URL for the fixture, stadium, kick-off, result status, group context and official viewing information while the tournament hub retains the full schedule and standings.

Malaysia face Laos on 2026-07-28 at Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium. The kick-off and venue are taken from the official ASEAN United FC match page.

Match guide

MatchMalaysia vs Laos
Date2026-07-28
VenueKuala Lumpur Football Stadium
StatusFinal
Kick-off21:00 UTC+8

Stadium & location

The confirmed venue for this fixture is Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium, Jalan Yaacob Latif, Bandar Tun Razak, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, 56100, Malaysia. Venue and fixture details are cross-checked against the official ASEAN United FC match page.

Time zoneKick-offOffset
Vietnam / Thailand / Laos / Jakarta28 Jul 2026 · 20:00UTC+7
Malaysia / Philippines / Singapore28 Jul 2026 · 21:00UTC+8
Myanmar28 Jul 2026 · 19:30UTC+6.5
UTC28 Jul 2026 · 13:00UTC+0

Tournament context · verified 2 August

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Thailand220070+76
2Malaysia320163+36
3Myanmar210153+23
4Philippines21015503
5Laos3003113−120

Thailand lead Group B on goal difference with six points from two matches. Malaysia also have six points after three, while Myanmar and the Philippines have three each. Laos remain without a point. The next Group B matches are Myanmar vs Laos and Philippines vs Thailand on 4 August.

Why this match matters

Malaysia opened Group B with a 2–1 comeback win away to Myanmar. Laos lost 0–5 to Thailand in their opening Group B match.

The top two teams in each five-team group advance to two-legged semifinals. With only four group matches per team, this fixture directly affects points, goal difference and the remaining qualification paths. The international tournament hub keeps the complete schedule, live standings and knockout picture.

Final result

Malaysia 4–0 Laos · Full time
TeamGoals
MalaysiaPaulo Josué; Endrick; Viengxay Sidavong own goal; Wan Kuzain
Laos

Malaysia moved to six points and the top of Group B after two matches. Thailand vs Malaysia on 1 August is the next major test at the top of the group.

Where to watch

Broadcast rights are territorial. Vietnam uses FPT Play/VTV6, Thailand uses TrueVisions, the Philippines uses Cignal/One Sports plus PFF social, and the official 17 July table does not list a domestic Malaysia broadcaster. OneFootball is listed for the rest of the world outside Asia-Pacific.

What happens next

For the complete schedule, standings and qualification scenarios, return to the international ASEAN Cup 2026 live hub. Knockout match pages are added only when the pairing, date, kick-off and physical venue are officially confirmed. International ASEAN Cup 2026 live hub.

Frequently asked questions

When is Malaysia vs Laos?

The match finished on 28 July 2026 with Malaysia winning 4–0.

Where is Malaysia vs Laos being played?

The official venue is Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium in Kuala Lumpur.

Which group is this match in?

It is a Group B match.

Where can I watch ASEAN Cup 2026?

Broadcast rights are territorial. Vietnam uses FPT Play/VTV6, Thailand uses TrueVisions, the Philippines uses Cignal/One Sports plus PFF social, and the official 17 July table does not list a domestic Malaysia broadcaster. OneFootball is listed for the rest of the world outside Asia-Pacific.

Will this page be updated after the match?

Yes. The same URL is designed to carry the final score and the effect on the standings after full time.

Sources

Dynamic facts are checked against primary tournament sources. No betting odds, affiliate links or invented lineup/injury information are used on this page.

Douglas Smith
Owner & editor

Written and edited by Douglas Smith

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