Missing Data

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    Quote from bakerrp

    A lot of it. I'm creating a file that I'll e-mail you to save having to check on this thread. It's not complete data, but about 80 - 90% of Senegal line-ups and goals going back to 1961. Of course, it gets pretty tricky to track the players the further back you go, and there are a number of players that could potentially be duplicates. I'm fairly confident of the players going back to 1985, I'm still working on the earlier stuff.

    Amazing. I am always hoping that old data for african countries becomes available, but not a lot is happening. Looking very much forward to these.

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    I think that I am almost through the last batch of internationals. I still have two games on my list, though:


    Vietnam- Bangladesh (26.03)

    Burkina Faso - Guinea-Bissau (31.03)


    If anyone has anything on these, I will gladly add them. As always, you people have been amazing. Thank you so much!

    26/03/26 Vietnam 3 Bangladesh 0 Hang Day, Hanoi Mario CHEUNG (Hong Kong)

    Asst Refs: CHOW Chun Kit, LAM Cheuk Hong (Hong Kong) 4th Off: HOANG Ngoc Ha (Vietnam)

    VIETNAM 23 DANG Van Lam, 2 DO Duy Manh © (20 BUI Hoang Viet Anh 63), 3 NGUYEN Van Vi (5 DOAN Van Hau 46), 4 LE Ngoc Bao, 7 PHAM Xuan Manh, 9 DO Hoang Hen, 10 PHAM Tuan Hai (11 KHUAT Van Khang 63), 14 NGUYEN Hoang Duc (12 NGUYEN Xuan Son 46), 15 TRUONG Tien Anh, 18 NGUYEN Hai Long, 19 NGUYEN Quang Hai (8 LE PHAM Thanh Long 46)

    Subs: 1 NGUYEN Filip, 6 TRAN Dinh Trong, 13 CAO PENDANT Quang Vinh, 16 NGUYEN Nhat Minh, 17 PHAM Gia Hung, 21 TRAN Trung Kien, 22 NGUYEN TRAN Viet Cuong

    Goal: Ahmed og 8, Pham X.M. 18, Nguyen H.L. 38

    BANGLADESH 1 Mehdi Hasan SREBON, 22 Saad UDDIN (Bishwanath GHOSH 68), 14 Tariq Raihan KAZI, 2 Shakil Ahad TOPU, 19 Zayyan AHMED (Rahmat MIA 78), 8 Hamza CHOUDHURY, 17 Sohel RANA © (Jamal BHUYAN 78), 15 Shamit SHOME, 23 Fahamedul ISLAM (Shekh MORSALIN 46), 11 Foysal Ahmed FAHIM (Suman REZA 68), 10 Mirajul ISLAM (Sahariar EMON 46)

    31/03/26 Burkina Faso 1 Guinea-Bissau 1 4 Aout, Ouagadougou Moussa Ahamadou ALOU (Niger)

    Asst Refs: Boubacar Ali HAMIDOU, Abdoulaye Ada TOUNAOU (Niger) 4th Off: Benoit BADO (Burkina Faso)

    BURKINA FASO Kilian NIKIEMA, Nasser DJIGA (Issa KABORÉ 56), Edmond TAPSOBA, Adamo NAGALO, Mohamed OUÉDRAOGO (Arsëne KOUASSI 75), Gustavo SANGARÉ (Ismahila OUÉDRAOGO 24), Lohan DOUCET (Mohamed ZOUNGRANA 75), Mohamed KONATÉ (Cyriaque IRIÉ 56), Georgi MINOUNGOU (Ousséni BOUDA 56), Dango OUATTARA, Lassina Franck TRAORÉ (Moise KABORÉ 56)

    Goal: Nagalo 85

    GUINEA-BISSAU Leo MENDES (Aureliano MARTINS 87), Sori MANÉ, SIMÃO, Opa SANGANTE (Fuscano GOMES 53), Panutche CAMARÁ (Edson SILVA 87), Alasan MANJAM (Alvaro DJALO 61), Renato NHAGA, Mauro RODRIGUES (Elves SILVA 87), BURÁ, FLAVIO SILVA, TAMBLE (JOJO 77)

    Goal: Gomes 90+6

    Quote from bakerrp

    26/03/26 Vietnam 3 Bangladesh 0 Hang Day, Hanoi Mario CHEUNG (Hong Kong)

    31/03/26 Burkina Faso 1 Guinea-Bissau 1 4 Aout, Ouagadougou Moussa Ahamadou ALOU (Niger)

    Some additions/corrections:

    VIE v BAN
    Booked:Tariq Kazi 49,Saad Uddin 53

    BFA vGBI
    Booked:Bura 21,Opa Sangante 28,Ismahila Ouédraogo 29,Mauro Rodrigue 44,Mohamed Ouédraogo 59,Sori Mané 84,Fuscano Gomes 90+4

    For GBI

    #13 Jojo came on in the 88 minute not 77

    Edited once, last by mikaelj (April 26, 2026 at 7:33 PM).

    Update on Yakhouba Gnagna Barry (Guinea) after the culmination of the 2025/26 Guinée Championnat National:

    With Horoya AC, he won the 2025/26 Guinée Championnat National title, and played all 26 matches scoring 19 as the league's top goalscorer.

    Quote from OpalRaptor

    Missing player:

    Wikipedia lists his name as Bengally Sylla, while RSSSF lists his name as Bangally Sylla. Born in 1951 and died in 2013.

    27 caps and 2 goals for Guinea between 1974 and 1981 according to RSSSF. Played in AFCON 1976, 1978, and 1980.

    Played as a left-winger for Hafia FC in Guinea between 1972 and 1982.

    We already have him:

    Bangaly Sylla

    given name spelled with only one L, which is generally the more frequent version of that name.

    I know it can be tricky sometimes to find players when there are different spellings and/or very common names. What you can do for example is to check Guinea 1980 NFT page to take a look at the players for similiar spelled players. All AfCoN final tournaments and all historic matches starting from 1980 are online, so by the info' you already had NFT must have him. More players and more caps to Bengally Sylla will come when NFT works the history backwards, now working at 1980.

    And a side note, I read several times that you wrote a player has played xx matches scoring yy goals in variours saisons or overall in all competitions. That's some nice to know facts which I enjoy reading, but NFT database can't make any use of it as NFT needs appearances stats limited to a specific season AND counting only the proper league. Having accumulated data over two seasons may help when getting one of these two seasons and by doing the maths we'll have the other season as well, but overall data alone is not useable.

    Thank you and no wonder I had no idea he was already on here. I am just unsure of exact caps data where NFT says 22 caps and 6 goals while RSSSF says 27 caps and 2 goals. I am wondering more about the discrepancy of goals.

    Should I keep adding this data since you enjoy reading it and it might become useful one day in the future?

    Eduardo Atraca played for the Macau national team in 1958, in the friendly vs Hong Kong.

    Here are the full available match details:

    April 6 , 1958

    Ground: Campo Desportivo 28 de Maio (Macau)

    4:15pm

    Referee: Hernani da Silva


    Macau vs Hong Kong 1:3 (0:0)


    Goals:

    MAC: Carlos Runa (50’)

    HKG: Moss (55’), Ho Cheung Yau (85’), Moss (87’)


    MAC: Alberto Valente (GK - Sporting), Pedro Nunes (Sporting), João Masserula (Sporting), Francisco Cunha (Negro Rubro), Jose Fernandes (Sporting), Eduardo Atraca (Sporting), Jose Assuncao (Negro Rubro), Carlos Runa (Sporting), Leong Veng Kai (San Fa Un), João Rocha (Negro Rubro), Carlos Bambo (Sporting)

    HKG: Lau Kin Chung (South China), Lo Pak (Motor Bus), Zseto Yu (Motor Bus), Tang Sum (Motor Bus), Lau Yee (South China), Kuok Kam HUng (South China), Wong Chi Keong (South China), Ho Cheung Yau (South China) [captain], E.R. Moss (Police), Lo Kok Tai (Sing Tao), Mok Chan Wah (South China)

    Sayed Dhiya Saeed (Bahrain), found most of his club statistics:

    Played for Muharraq AC from 2008/09 to 2013/14

    2010/11: 10 appearances and 0 goals for Muharraq AC

    2011/12: 12 appearances and 0 goals for Muharraq AC

    2012/13: 11 appearances and 0 goals for Muharraq AC

    2013/14: 12 appearances and 0 goals for Muharraq AC

    Played for Riffa SC from 2014/15 to 2017/18

    2014/15: 6 appearances and 0 goals for Riffa AC

    2015/16: 1 appearances and 1 goals for Riffa AC

    2016/17: 0 appearances and 0 goals for Riffa AC, injured?

    2017/18: 5 appearances and 0 goals for Riffa AC, did not play full season

    Played for Al-Nasr Ardiya between 2017/18 and 2020/21

    2017/18: 20 appearances and 9 goals for Al-Nasr Ardiya, was deployed in an attacking role (attacking midfielder, winger) this season, did not play full season

    2018/19: 16 appearances and 5 goals for Al-Nasr Ardiya

    2019/20: 14 appearances and 3 goals for Al-Nasr Ardiya

    2020/21: 12 appearances and 2 goals for Al-Nasr Ardiya

    Played for Al-Khalidiya Riffa between 2021/22 and present

    2021/22: 16 appearances and 1 goals for Al-Khalidiya Riffa

    2022/23: 0 appearances and 0 goals for Al-Khalidiya Riffa

    2022/23: 18 appearances and 1 goals for Al-Shabab Manama, on loan

    2023/24: 22 appearances and 0 goals for Al-Khalidiya Riffa

    2024/25: 13 appearances and 0 goals forAl-Khalidiya Riffa

    2025/26: 0 appearances and 0 goals for Al-Khalidiya Riffa, as of 4 May 2026

    2025/26: 12 appearances and 0 goals for Al-Salmiya Kuwait, on loan, as of 4 May 2026

    Edited 4 times, last by OpalRaptor (May 4, 2026 at 4:47 PM).

    Rhudy Evens (French Guiana):

    2012/13: 0 goals on loan for AJ Saint-Georges

    2013/14: 0 goals on loan for AS Le Gosier

    2014/15: 0 goals on loan for US Macouria

    2021/22: 2 appearances and 1 goal for ASC Le Geldar Kourou

    Moved to AS de Matoury in 2023/24

    2023/24: 0 goals for AS de Matoury

    2024/25: 0 goals for AS de Matoury

    2025/26: 10 appearances and 0 goals for AS de Matoury

    Missing 1994 match for Macau vs Hong Kong:

    Annual Interport

    2:1

    Played at Canidrome (Macau)

    Goals:

    MAC: Lei Peng-kong (15'), Antonio Gomes (72'P),

    HKG: Wong Fuk-wing (51')

    Line ups:

    MAC: Jorge Carlos (GK), Lei Peng Kong (Choi Kin Keong 90'), Lam Ka Koi, Nuno Fonseca, Antonio Gomes, Le Peng Kong, Machado, Jambo, Ng Siu Cheong, Armando Queiros Manuel, Robson Ricardo

    HKG: Mak Kwok-fai (GK), Keung Heung-fai, Wong Wai-tak, Chan Hon-fai, Lee Sai-cheong, Alan Reis, Lee Fuk-wing, Yeung Hei-chi (Chan Chi-hong 71'), Wong Fuk-wing, Wai Kwan-Iung, Wong Chi-keung

    Edited once, last by mrfil79 (May 5, 2026 at 1:22 PM).

    1980 Olympic qualifying matches - Asia Group 3 - Missing details:

    China vs India (Olympic qualifying)

    INDIA: Ganguly Bhaskar (1), Compton Dutta (6), Manoranjan Bhattacharya (16), Gurcharan Singh Parma (4), Sekaran Doraiswamy (3), Devaraju Doraiswamy (9) (Pushparaj Kumar, 17), Perminder Singh (14), Prasun Banerjee (7), Manash Kumar (12) (Xavier Pius, 10), Shabbir Ali (18), Narendra Gurung (11).

    Officials: Referee: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia), Linesmen: Bartolome Tolentino (Philippines), Tezuka Ken-Ichiro (Japan), Reserve referee: Ausukont Nobnom (Thailand)

    Yellow card: Compton Dutta (India, 32nd min).


    Sri Lanka vs Singapore (not in the database?) - Feb 23 Singapore won 3-0

    Starting line-ups only

    SINGAPORE (4-3-3, blue): Edmund Wee (22); Hasli Ibrahim (13), Samad Allapitchay (4), Syed Mutalib (5), Jeffrey Lazaroo (3); Lim Tang Boon (2), R. Suriamurthi (17), Hashim Hosni (11); Wong Kok Choy (7), Mohammed Noh (8), Fandi Ahmad (14).

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3, yellow): Bernard de Silva (1); R. Packeerally 15), Ashoka Ravindra (5), M. Fernando (13), N. Tissera (2); W. Suwathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), L. Weraduwage (11); Luke Breman (9), M. Zahir (14), Clement de Silva (10).

    Referee: Tony Boskovic (Australia). Linesmen: G. Vijit (Thailand), Julian Esguerra (Philippines).


    North Korea vs India

    North Korea won 2-1 (not 3-0 as is currently in DB)

    Goals:

    North Korea: An Se Uk (31’), An Se Uk (83’)

    India: Xavier Pius (51’)

    Referee: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia); Linesmen: Getkaew Vijit (Thailand) and Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia). Reserve referee: Sano Toshikazu (Japan).

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Mun Gwang Ok (6), Cha Jong Sok (4), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), An Chang Nam (17), An Gil Dong (14) (Kim Gwang Ho, 10), Kim Bok Man (18), Kim Mun Chol (9), Kim Jong Man (16), An Se Uk (12).

    INDIA (4-3-3): Bhaskar Ganguly (1), D. Sekaran (3), Manoranjan Bhattacharya (16), Gurcharan Singh Parma (4), Shyamal Banerjee (5), Perminder Singh (14), A.D. Devaraju (9), Prasun Banerjee (7), Pushparaj Kumar (17), Shabbir Ali (18), Xavier Pius (10).


    Sri Lanka vs North Korea

    Goals: An Chang Nam (6’, 62’), Kim Mun Chol (33’), An Se Uk (66’, 73’), Kim Gwang Ho (69’), Cha Jong Sok (80’)

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Kim In San (2), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), Kim Bok Man (18) (Han Jae Nung, 8), Kim Mun Chol (9), An Se Uk (12), An Chang Nam (17), Kim Jong Man (16) (Kim Gwang Ho, 10), Cha Jong Sok (4), Li Chang Ha (11).

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3): Bernard De Silva (1), Rumy Packeerally (15), Asoka Ravindra (5), Mahinda Fernando (13), W. Sumathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), Gamini Madurawala (18), D. Kivthisiri (20), J. Augustine (12) (Luke Breman, 9), M.H. Shahabdeen (12), Clement De Silva (10) (Adrian Vindurampillai, 3).

    Referee: Tezuka Ken-Ichiro (Japan). Linesmen: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia), Getkaew Vijit (Thailand). Reserve referee: Julian Esguerra (Philippines).


    China vs North Korea

    Missing details:

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), Cha Jong Sok (4), Kim In San (2), Kim Bok Man (18), An Chang Nam (17), Kim Gwang Ho (10) (Kim Jong Man, 16), An Se Uk (12), Kim Mun Chol (9), Li Chang Ha (11).

    Referee: A. Nobnom (Thailand). Linesmen: Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia) and Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia).

    Yellow card: Zuo Shusheng (China, 8th min foul), Huang Xiangdong (8th min dissent), Kim Gwang Ho (40th foul).


    China vs Sri Lanka

    Missing details:

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3): Bernard De Silva (1) (D. Chandrasiri, 22), Rumy Packeerally (15), Asoka Ravindra (5), N. Tissera (2) (L. Weraduwage, 11), Mahinda Fernando (13), W. Sumathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), Gamini Madurawala (18), J. Augustine (12), M.H. Shahabdeen (4), Adrian Vadirampillai (3).

    Referee: Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia). Linesmen: Getkaew Vijit (Thailand) and Bartolome Tolentino (Philippines). Reserve referee: Sano Toshikazu (Japan).

    More missing match details from early 1980s Asia:

    1982

    Singapore vs Saudi Arabia

    Missing Saudi goal scored by Salleh Khalifa

    Singapore vs South Korea

    Missing complete Korean line-up:

    South Korea: Choi In-Young, Kim Pyung-Suk, Kim Han-Bong, Kim Chul-Soo, Han Moon-Bae, Lee Yong-Soo, Park Chang-Seun, Lee Tae-Yop, Baek Hyun-Young (sub: Lim Ko-Suk), Oh Suk-Jae, Park Yoon-Kee.

    Singapore vs Brunei

    Missing match details:

    Goals: Kannan Kunjuraman (12’), Razali Rashid (26’), Kannan Kunjuraman (29’), Razali Rashid (43’), Malek Awab (70’), Pak Kuan (74’), Pak Kuan (83’)

    SINGAPORE: Patrick Wee, Marzuki Elias, Norhalis Shafik, Au-Yeong Pak Kuan, Phua Ching Loon, Malek Awab, Hashim Hosni, Lim Tang Boon, Gerard Louis (Razali Rashid), K Kannan, Amin Sariman (Hazali Nasiron).

    BRUNEI: Ali Haji Ismail, Pg Tajuddin (Capt), Jafari Samat, Shair Abu Bakar, Shairi Tuah, Zainuddin Kassim, Sahari Timbang, Roslan Mohd Yusof, Majidi Ghani (Razak Yahya), Ak Zamani, Hamid Hj Md Jaafar (Murad)


    1981

    Philippines vs Singapore

    Missing:

    SIN: Phua Ching Loon (D), Hashim Hosni, Kannan Kanjuraman

    PHI: Jose Gomez (GK), Agustin Abat, Mariano Araneta

    Malaysia vs Thailand

    Missing:

    MAS - R. Arumugan (GK)