Pakistan vs Myanmar match stats & report
1–2 Full time
Pakistan lost to Myanmar 1–2 in the Asian Cup - Qualification (3rd Round - 6) on 31 March 2026.
Goals and cards
- 46' Own goal Saqib Hanif Myanmar
- 53' Yellow card Aung Ye Yint Myanmar
- 59' Goal Than Paing (assist Lwin Moe Aung) Myanmar
- 68' Yellow card Min Zwe Khant Myanmar
- 90' Goal S. Dost (assist T. Shinwari) Pakistan
- 90+2' Yellow card Myanmar
- 90+3' Yellow card M. U. Rehman Pakistan
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Pakistan
- 1 Saqib Hanif —
- 2 A. Salman —
- 4 A. Shah —
- 3 M. Ullah —
- 5 W. Ihtisham —
- 6 J. Shah —
- 7 Ali Uzair —
- 17 A. Agha —
- 10 A. Bista —
- 11 S. Dost —
- 9 S. A. Raza —
Bench M. H. Khattak , A. Amin , M. Fazal , A. Moin , S. Wali , M. U. Rehman , T. Shinwari , J. Khan , H. Ali , M. Afzaal , U. Ali , K. Marwat
Myanmar
- 23 N. N. Aung Z. —
- 2 Hein Phyo Win —
- 6 Kyaw Min Oo —
- 3 Hein Zeyar Lin —
- 5 Nanda Kyaw —
- 8 Wai Lin Aung —
- 7 Lwin Moe Aung —
- 20 Myat Kaung Khant —
- 11 Thein Zaw Win —
- 21 Aung Ye Yint —
- 9 Than Paing —
Bench Sann Sat Naing , Khant Myat Phone , Win Naing Tun , Soe Aung Wunna , Hein Khun Kyaw Zin , Oo Min Maw , Min Zwe Khant , T. R. Soe , Khant Aung Myo , Nay Lin Htet , Hein Htet Aung , Pyay Moe
Form guide
Pakistan at home
1–2–2 in 5 matches
- Scored
- 0.6 per game
- Conceded
- 1.4 per game
- Clean sheets
- 3 / 5
- Corners
- not available
- Shots on target
- not available
Based on 5 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Myanmar away
2–0–4 in 6 matches
- Scored
- 1.0 per game
- Conceded
- 2.8 per game
- Clean sheets
- 0 / 6
- Corners
- not available
- Shots on target
- not available
33% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Based on 6 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Detailed match statistics aren't available for this competition, so corners, shots and cards can't be shown.
Pakistan vs Myanmar head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Myanmar v Pakistan | 1–0 |
Only 1 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.