Cambodia national futsal team

Cambodia

Nickname(s)	អ្នកចម្បាំងអង្គរ (Angkor Warriors)[1] គោព្រៃ (Kouprey)[2]
Association	FFC
Confederation	AFC (Asia)
FIFA code	CAM
FIFA ranking	109[3]
First international
Brunei 8 – 7 Cambodia  (Kuantan, Malaysia, 1 June 2003)
Biggest win
Cambodia 9 – 5 Philippines  (Bangkok, Thailand, 2 April 2012)
Biggest defeat
Iran 24– 1 Cambodia  (Macau, Macau, 20 April 2004)

The Cambodia national futsal team represents Cambodia in international futsal and is administered by the Football Federation of Cambodia.

Tournament[]

FIFA World Cup[]

• 1989 – Did not enter
• 1992 – Did not enter
• 1996 – Did not enter
• 2000 – Did not enter
• 2004 – Did not qualify
• 2008 – Did not enter
• 2012 – Did not qualify
• 2016 – Did not enter
• 2020 – Did not qualify

AFC Championship[]

• 1999 – Did not enter
• 2000 – Did not enter
• 2001 – Did not enter
• 2002 – Did not enter
• 2003 – Did not enter
• 2004 – Group stage
• 2005 – Did not enter
• 2006 – Did not qualify
• 2007 – Did not enter
• 2008 – Did not enter
• 2010 – Did not qualify
• 2012 – Did not qualify
• 2014 – Did not enter
• 2016 – Did not enter
• 2018 – Did not enter
• 2020 – Did not enter

AFF Championship[]

• 2001 – Did not enter
• 2003 – 4th place
• 2005 – Did not enter
• 2006 – 4th place
• 2007 – Did not enter
• 2008 – Did not enter
• 2009 – Did not enter
• 2010 – Did not enter
• 2012 – Group stage
• 2013 – Did not enter
• 2014 – Did not enter
• 2015 – Did not enter
• 2016 – Did not enter
• 2017 – Did not enter
• 2018 – Group stage
• 2019 – Group stage

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