Zaw Linn Do

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Zaw Linn Do
Personnel
birthday July 23, 1983
place of birth AmarapuraMyanmar
size 170 cm
position Defender
Men's
Years station Games (goals) 1
2004-2009 Ministry of Home Affairs
2009-2014 Zeyashwemye FC
2015 Yadanarbon FC
National team
Years selection Games (goals)
Myanmar U-23
2004-2010 Myanmar 20 (0)
1 Only league games are given.

Zaw Linn Tun ( Burmese ဇော်လင်း ထွန် ; born July 23, 1983 in Amarapura ) is a Myanmar former football player on the position of a defender .

The defender made at least 20 international appearances for his home country between 2004 and 2010.

Club career

Nothing is known about Zaw Linn Tun's initial career, although first evidence only reports from his time with the soccer team of the Myanmar Ministry of the Interior in 2004. In the league, in which mainly teams from various Myanmar ministries and government offices are active, but since 1996 other clubs have also been allowed to participate, he and the team mostly ranked in the lower half of the table. After another eleventh place in the final ranking of the Myanmar Premier League , Zaw Linn Tun moved to the newly founded Zeyashwemye FC from the central Myanmar city ​​of Monywa , with whom he participated in the game of the new Myanmar National League . At the end of the 2009 season , the opening tournament of the league, he and his team were in fifth place in the table, but after a further fifth place in the following season 2009/10 , in 2010 , the first official season, with a slightly lower goal difference and to finish second behind Yadanarbon FC with the same number of points in the final ranking .

In the following years, the Zeyashwemye FC established themselves as one of the top teams in the league and was able to play for the championship every year. Third place in 2011 was followed by fourth place in 2012 , and another third place in 2013 . Slightly behind, but with Nigerian Chukwuazu Basil one of the top 5 goalscorers in Myanmar's list of goalscorers, Zeyashwemye FC only finished the 2014 season in eighth place in the table. The now 31-year-old also took this as an opportunity to change clubs and instead hired the reigning champions Yadanarbon FC in the country's second largest city . With the team he played the first qualifying round match against Warriors FC from Singapore , which was just lost 5-6 on penalties, after which the team around Zaw Linn Tun took part in the group stage of the AFC Cup 2015 . Here, too, the team came to a quick end after they were eliminated from the current tournament as bottom group in Group G after six games. Zaw Linn Tun himself scored a goal against South China AA from Hong Kong , but also had to go early in a game against Global FC from the Philippines with the red card .

In the course of the 2015 game year , the 1.70 m tall defender with Yadanarbon FC came second in the final ranking behind Yangon United . The team also made it to the finals in the 2015 Myanmar soccer cup , losing to the reigning cup winner Ayeyawady United FC by a narrow margin of 1: 2 and thus only finished second here. In the following game year 2016 , Zaw Linn Tun is also part of the squad of the Myanmar first division club.

National team career

Zaw Linn Tun had his first international appearances during his time in the soccer team of the Myanmar Ministry of the Interior, during which time he also made most of his international appearances. After he was used in six games in 2004 and also contributed his first and only goal in his time as an international, he was used in 2005 in two, in 2006 in four and in 2007 in another five internationals. After that, in the following years it was largely quiet around the already 17-time Myanmar national player. It was not until 2010 that the former young international player, who also appeared in the U-23 team in his home country, was considered again by the current coach Tin Myint Aung and was even used as captain in the 2010 ASEAN soccer championship . He also made an appearance during the AFC qualification phase for the 2014 World Cup for Myanmar and thus had six games in 2010, in which he himself remained goalless. Myanmar was subsequently disciplined and, among other things, excluded from the preliminary round of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

successes

with Zeyashwemye FC
with the Yadanarbon FC

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Footnotes & individual references

  1. According to other sources also Tanintharyi