Mongolia national football team

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Mongolia

Association	Mongolian Football Federation
Confederation	AFC (Asia)
Head coach	Ishdorj Otgonbayar
Top scorer	Ganbaatar Tögsbayar (6)
Home stadium	National Sports Stadium in Ulaanbaatar
FIFA code	MGL
FIFA ranking	176
Highest FIFA ranking	173 (July 2007)
Lowest FIFA ranking	200 (February 2000)
Elo ranking	211
Home colours Away colours
First international
North Vietnam 3 - 1 Mongolia (North Vietnam; October 3, 1960)
Biggest win
Mongolia 5 - 0 Guam (Thimphu, Bhutan; April 25, 2003)
Biggest defeat
Uzbekistan 15 - 0 Mongolia (Chiangmai, Thailand; December 5, 1998)

The Mongolia national football team is the national team of Mongolia and is controlled by the Mongolian Football Federation, founded in 1959, but from 1960 to 1998 the Mongolians didn't play any national game. From the few international games played, the Mongolians have only won seven games against only three opponents (four against Guam, two against Macau and one against the Northern Mariana Islands). Furthermore, they are also the only Fifa affiliated team to lose to Guam

Contents 1 Notable players 2 World Cup record 3 Asian Cup record 4 AFC Challenge Cup record 5 East Asian Cup record 6 Mongolia International Record 6.1 List of wins 6.2 List of draws 7 Current squad 7.1 Recent Call Ups

[edit] Notable players

Ganbaatar Tögsbayar - The Mongolian national team's top scorer.

[edit] World Cup record

• 1930 to 1998 - Did not enter
• 2002 to 2010 - Did not qualify

[edit] Asian Cup record

• 1956 to 1996 - Did not enter
• 2000 - Did not qualify
• 2004 - Did not qualify
• 2007 - Did not enter

[edit] AFC Challenge Cup record

• 2006 - Was originally selected to take part, but was then replaced
• 2008 - Was selected to take part, but decided not to
• 2010 - Preliminary Round

[edit] East Asian Cup record

• 2003 - Did not qualify (4th place in qualifiers)
• 2005 - Did not qualify (4th place in qualifiers)
• 2008 - Did not qualify (5th place in qualifiers)
• 2010 - Did not qualify (2nd place in qualifiers)

[edit] Mongolia International Record

Played	Wins	Draws	Losses	GF	GA	GD
36	7	4	25	34	149	-115

[edit] List of wins

• 24/02/2003 - Mongolia 2-0 Guam, East Asian Championship
• 25/04/2003 - Mongolia 5-0 Guam, Asian Cup
• 09/03/2005 - Mongolia 4-1 Guam, East Asian Championship
• 23/06/2007 - Mongolia 5-2 Guam, East Asian Championship
• 13/03/2009 - Mongolia 2-1 Macau, East Asian Championship
• 15/03/2009 - Mongolia 4-1 Northern Mariana Islands, East Asian Championship
• 14/04/2009 - Mongolia 3-1 Macau,2010 AFC Challenge Cup Preliminary playoff

(Not FIFA full International)

[edit] List of draws

• 19/02/2001 - Mongolia 2-2 Bangladesh, FIFA World Cup
• 27/04/2003 - Bhutan 0-0 Mongolia, Asian Cup
• 13/03/2005 - Taiwan 0-0 Mongolia, East Asian Championship
• 17/06/2007 - Macau 0-0 Mongolia,East Asian Championship

[edit] Current squad

The following members were called up for 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification.

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club 1 GK Sainkhuu Yuura 2 DF Garidmagnai Bayasgalan 17 September 1985 Mazaalai 3 DF Lumbengarav Doronov 27 January 1977 Khoromkhon 4 DF Odkhuu Selenge 4 May 1984 Odriin-Od 5 Bayarzaya Sukhbaatar 6 MF Davaa-Ochir Gongorjav 5 September 1977 Khoromkhon 7 Tsend-Ayush Khurelbaatar 8 Ganzorig Erdene-Ochir 11 Murun Altankhuyag 12 FW Tugsbayar Ganbaatar 13 May 1985 Khoromkhon 14 DF Munkhbat Chimiddorj 27 January 1976 Odriin-Od 15 MF Bat-Yalalt Ganbat 9 May 1981 Mon-Uran 17 DF Enkhjargal Tserenjav 26 October 1984 Ulaanbaatar United 18 GK Nasanjargal Sharav

[edit] Recent Call Ups

No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club 18 Rorikemiz Kamingamal 6 July 1989 9 Tumenjargal Tsedenbal 13 MF Anar Batchuluun 29 December 1985 16 Batbold Agvaan - GK Delgerdalai Gantumur 24 June 1981 - DF Dashdorj Batsuuri 28 May 1988 - MF Enkhtaivan Dagva - MF Gerelt-Od Sukhbaatar 3 September 1975 Odriin-Od - MF Idersaikhan Munkhtogtokh 3 December 1982 Khangarid - FW Bayarzorig Davaa 3 August 1975 Khangarid - FW Darambayar Tsetsenbaatar 8 August 1992 Khoromkhon

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