Updated 2 August 2026

Philippines 1–4 Myanmar: Result, Goals & Match Report

The Philippines opened their ASEAN Cup 2026 campaign with a 1–4 defeat to Myanmar at New Clark City Athletics Stadium. Javier Gayoso pulled the score back to 1–2, but Myanmar finished strongly through Win Naing Tun and Than Paing.

⚽ Group B🏟 New Clark City Athletics Stadium🗓 2026-07-28✅ FINAL

This match-specific page complements the Philippines ASEAN Cup 2026 live hub. It keeps kick-off time, venue, match status, Group B context and verified sources together on one URL that can be updated before, during and after the game.

Philippines face Myanmar on 2026-07-28 at New Clark City Athletics Stadium. The kick-off and venue are taken from the official ASEAN United FC match page.

Match guide

MatchPhilippines vs Myanmar
Date2026-07-28
VenueNew Clark City Athletics Stadium
StatusFinal
Kick-off18:00 UTC+8

Stadium & location

The confirmed venue is New Clark City Athletics Stadium, New Clark City Athletics Stadium, Aranguren, Capas, Capas, Tarlac, 2315, Philippines. The fixture and venue are cross-checked against the official ASEAN United FC match page.

Time zoneKick-offOffset
Vietnam / Thailand / Laos / Jakarta28 Jul 2026 · 17:00UTC+7
Malaysia / Philippines / Singapore28 Jul 2026 · 18:00UTC+8
Myanmar28 Jul 2026 · 16:30UTC+6.5
UTC28 Jul 2026 · 10:00UTC+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 Philippines host Thailand on 4 August.

Why this match matters

The Philippines had the first-round bye and open against Myanmar on 28 July. Myanmar led Malaysia before losing 1–2 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 side, this fixture directly affects points, goal difference and the remaining top-two scenarios. The main Philippines hub keeps the complete schedule and live table.

Final result

Philippines 1–4 Myanmar · Full time
TeamGoals
PhilippinesJavier Gayoso
MyanmarKyaw Min Oo; Than Paing ×2; Win Naing Tun

The Philippines remain on zero points after one match and next play Laos on 1 August. Myanmar move to three points from two games.

Philippines angle: the response against Laos matters because the final two group fixtures are against Thailand and Malaysia, the two opening-round winners.

Where to watch in the Philippines

The official regional broadcast announcement lists the Philippine Football Federation Facebook account plus Cignal TV channels One Sports and One Sports+ for the Philippines. Check the match-day schedule for the exact channel.

What happens next

For the full schedule, standings and qualification scenarios, return to the Philippines ASEAN Cup 2026 live hub. Knockout match pages are created only after the pairing, date, kick-off and physical venue are officially confirmed. Philippines ASEAN Cup 2026 live hub.

Frequently asked questions

When is Philippines vs Myanmar?

The match finished on 28 July 2026 with Myanmar winning 4–1.

Where is Philippines vs Myanmar being played?

The official venue is New Clark City Athletics Stadium in Capas, Tarlac.

Which group is this match in?

It is a Group B match.

Where can I watch ASEAN Cup 2026?

The official regional broadcast announcement lists the Philippine Football Federation Facebook account plus Cignal TV channels One Sports and One Sports+ for the Philippines. Check the match-day schedule for the exact channel.

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.

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