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DateRHome v Away-
09/29 09:30 5 [5] Yadanarbon FC v Rakhine United [12] 7-3
09/29 09:00 5 [9] Thitsar Arman FC v Mahar United [8] 3-0
09/28 09:30 5 [4] Dagon Star United FC v Dagon Port FC [10] 3-3
09/27 09:30 5 [9] Ispe FC v Hantharwady United [2] 2-2
09/27 09:00 5 [4] Shan Utd v Ayeyawady Utd [6] 3-1
09/26 09:30 5 [11] Yarmanya United FC v Yangon United FC [1] 0-6
09/22 09:30 4 [10] Mahar United v Rakhine United [12] 3-2
09/21 09:30 4 [10] Thitsar Arman FC v Yangon United FC [1] 2-1
09/20 09:30 4 [7] Ispe FC v Dagon Star United FC [3] 1-1
09/20 09:00 4 [4] Shan Utd v Yadanarbon FC [5] 0-0
09/19 09:30 - [6] Saipa Alborz v Ayeyawady Utd [7] 0-4
09/19 09:30 4 Dagon Port FC v Ayeyawady Utd 0-4
09/19 09:00 4 [3] Hantharwady United v Yarmanya United FC [11] 6-0
09/16 09:30 3 [3] Yangon United FC v Ispe FC [6] 3-0
09/14 09:30 3 [2] Dagon Star United FC v Ayeyawady Utd [7] 2-1
09/14 09:00 3 [5] Shan Utd v Rakhine United [12] 3-0
09/13 09:30 3 [10] Thitsar Arman FC v Yadanarbon FC [6] 2-4
09/13 09:00 3 [3] Yangon United FC v Ispe FC [5] Abandoned
09/12 09:30 3 [10] Mahar United v Yarmanya United FC [11] 0-0
09/12 09:00 3 [3] Hantharwady United v Dagon Port FC [7] 5-4
08/26 09:00 2 [5] Dagon Port FC v Shan Utd [9] 0-3
08/24 09:00 2 [10] Yarmanya United FC v Dagon Star United FC [3] 1-5
08/24 09:00 2 [4] Hantharwady United v Thitsar Arman FC [11] 0-0
08/23 09:00 2 [9] Ispe FC v Nova Iguacu U20 [4] 3-0
08/23 09:00 2 [4] Yangon United FC v Rakhine United [9] 5-0
08/22 09:00 2 [10] Yadanarbon FC v Mahar United [6] 3-2
08/19 09:00 1 [5] Dagon Star United FC v Thitsar Arman FC [5] 2-0
08/18 09:00 1 [4] Dagon Port FC v Ispe FC [4] 2-1
08/17 09:00 1 [3] Yangon United FC v Yadanarbon FC [3] 1-0
08/16 09:00 1 [2] Rakhine United v Hantharwady United [2] 1-2
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Wikipedia - Myanmar National League

Myanmar National League (မြန်မာနေရှင်နယ်လိဂ်) often referred to as MNL, is the highest level of the Myanmar football league system. Contested by 12 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the MNL-2. Seasons typically run from August to May, with each team playing 22 games.

History

Origins

In the past, professional football competition in Myanmar has only existed in a limited form. Premier leagues have been made up of Yangon-based clubs, most of which were affiliated with government ministries. It was only after 1996 when the Premier League (Burmese: ပထမတန်း) was relaunched as the Myanmar Premier League that non-government clubs were invited. Still, the league was based only in Yangon.

The Myanmar Football Federation sought approval from the government to launch a nationwide league in February 2008, and finally received permission to set up private clubs in December of the same year. Each club was permitted to sign at most five foreign players and one foreign coach. The government granted tax exemptions for an initial three-year period, while each club owner must provide a minimum initial investment of Ks 200 million. The investment covered costs such as salaries, transportation, and equipment, but does not include the club stadiums, which are all nationalized.

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In 2009, the league replaced the Myanmar Premier League with eight professional clubs representing different regions across the nation. On 16 May 2009, the league launched its inaugural two-month tournament, the Myanmar National League Cup 2009, in preparation for the first full season. Despite its national ambitions, the league held the MNL Cup 2009 matches in the country's two main stadiums in Yangon due to the lack of adequate facilities elsewhere. On 5 July 2009, Yadanabon FC defeated Yangon United FC in the MNL Cup final to become the first-ever MNL champion.

The league added three clubs for the 2010 season, and one more club joined for the 2011 season, bringing the total to twelve clubs. Two more clubs representing Chin and Shan states participated in the MNL season starting in January 2012.

The Myanmar National League (MNL) is the premier professional soccer tournament in Myanmar, showcasing the country's top football clubs and talent. Established in 2009, the league has rapidly gained popularity, becoming a vital part of Myanmar's sports culture.

The MNL features a competitive format where clubs from across the nation compete for the championship title, with teams representing various regions and cities. Matches are held in stadiums filled with passionate fans, creating an electric atmosphere that highlights the fervor for soccer in Myanmar.

The league not only serves as a platform for local talent to shine but also attracts international players and coaches, contributing to the growth and development of the sport in the country. The MNL operates on a promotion and relegation system, ensuring that the competition remains fierce and dynamic.

Throughout the season, clubs vie for points in a round-robin format, culminating in a thrilling finale that determines the league champion. The MNL also plays a crucial role in the development of youth soccer in Myanmar, with many clubs investing in grassroots programs to nurture the next generation of football stars.

As the league continues to evolve, it remains a symbol of national pride and a source of entertainment for millions of fans, uniting communities through the love of the beautiful game.