Angkor Tiger FC

Angkor Tiger Football Club is a soccer club based in Siem Reap, Cambodia.[1] It plays in the Cambodian League, a top tier league. The club is owned by Japanese businessman Akihiro Kato.[2]

Angkor Tiger Football Club
Full nameAngkor Tiger Football Club
Nickname(s)The Tiger, Siem Reap Tiger
Founded2015 (2015)
GroundHanuman Stadium,
Siem Reap
Capacity5,000
OwnerAkihiro Kato
ManagerYusuke Shinoda
CoachAlistair Heath
LeagueCambodian Premier League
20216th
WebsiteClub website

Kits

Angkor Tiger's home kit is white and orange. The away kit is a black and orange uniform. The kits are manufactured by NT Sports.[3]

Spectators

In 2018, at the Cambodia Football Award which was hosted by the Cambodian Football League, it won the award for the most popular club in Cambodia.[4]

Players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  CAM Chea Vansak
2 DF  CAM Lak Sopheaktra
4 DF  CAM Som Sann (on loan from Boeung Ket)
5 DF  CAM Keo Sarat
7 MF  CAM Thorn Seyha
8 MF  CAM Sophal Dimong (Captain)
9 FW  CAM Sovan Dauna
10 FW  IRL Jozsef Keaveny
11 FW  BRA Gabriel Silva
13 DF  JPN Soh Narita
15 FW  BRA Iago Bento
16 MF  CAM Meng Rachana
18 MF  CAM Chan Sophea
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 DF  CAM Rim Sokheng
22 GK  CAM Yi Bunheng
23 DF  CAM Moth Sattya
24 MF  CAM Rung Pisey
26 DF  CAM Nu Chenmakara
27 DF  CAM Thai Pharotana
29 MF  CAM Sokry Sofan
31 GK  CAM Non Nat
33 MF  CAM Chin Nareak
47 MF  CAM Pheap Chandavid
68 FW  CAM Mao Piseth (on loan from Phnom Penh Crown)
94 DF  CAM Tang Pisey

Tournaments

3rd: 2015
Quarter-final: 2016
Round of 16: 2016
Round of 16: 2017
Semi-final: 2018
5th: 2014
4th: 2015
6th: 2016
7th: 2017
8th: 2018
5th: 2019
7th: 2020
6th: 2021

Head coaches

Name Nationality Period Tournament
Daisuke Yoshioka 2013–2015 2013 Cambodian Second League winner
2015 Hun Sen Cup third place
Masakazu Kihara 2015–2016
Hok Sochivorn 2016–2017
Kenichi Yatsuhashi 2017
Oriol Mohedano 2017–2021 2018 Hun Sen Cup third place
Alistair Heath 2021–

References

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