East Timor have lost five straight matches without scoring a single goal: prediction for East Timor — Cambodia
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The 2026 ASEAN Cup group-stage match between East Timor and Cambodia will take place on September 30. Cambodia are level on points with Myanmar at the top of the group, while their rivals have already completed their schedule, meaning a victory would send Koji Gyotoku’s side into first place.
East Timor: five straight defeats and 17 goals conceded
East Timor began the current tournament with a 0:2 defeat to Myanmar. The team created a few chances — Joao Pedro came close to scoring twice, while another effort hit the post — but they failed to capitalize on their opportunities.
It was their fifth consecutive defeat. During this run, Timor-Leste have conceded 17 goals without scoring a single one: before Myanmar, they lost 0:3 to Cambodia, 0:3 to Indonesia, 0:2 to Singapore and 0:7 to Vietnam.
Cambodia: a 94th-minute winner moved them closer to top spot
Cambodia opened the tournament with a narrow 1:0 win over Myanmar. Sin Kakada scored the decisive goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time after a pass from Andres Nieto.
Now the team must consolidate that result against an opponent they comfortably defeated quite recently. In August, Cambodia beat Timor-Leste 3:0 and have won five of their six head-to-head meetings overall, according to the source material.
Match facts and head-to-head record
- East Timor have lost their last five matches by an aggregate score of 0:17.
- Cambodia have won five of their six head-to-head meetings with East Timor.
- In August 2026, Cambodia beat this opponent 3:0.
The visitors can win by at least two goals again: prediction for East Timor — Cambodia
East Timor’s current form offers very little to suggest this will be a close contest. The team are not only losing regularly but have also failed to score in five straight matches, while their defense continues to make too many mistakes.
Cambodia look stronger in practically every area of the pitch and have already proved it in their recent head-to-head meeting. If Gyotoku’s side can maintain their focus after the emotional victory over Myanmar, a two-goal margin is well within reach.
