Fandi Ahmad
Career statistics
International goals recognised by the Football Association of Singapore and the Asian Football Confederation.

Fandi Ahmad

Section Title: Career statistics
Table Section Text: International goals recognised by the Football Association of Singapore and the Asian Football Confederation.

No	Date	Venue	Opponent	Result	Competition

1	26 February 1980	Singapore	India	1–0	1980 Olympic Games qualification

2	4 March 1980	Singapore	North Korea	3–1	1980 Olympic Games qualification

3	5 April 1981	Singapore	Malaysia	1–1	1981 Ovaltine Cup

4	19 April 1981	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Malaysia Malaysia	2–1	1981 Ovaltine Cup replay

5	19 April 1981	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Malaysia Malaysia	2–1	1981 Ovaltine Cup replay

6	9 November 1981	Bangkok, Thailand	Thailand	1–2	1981 King's Cup

7	9 December 1981	Manila, Philippines	Philippines	4–0	1981 Southeast Asian Games

8	9 December 1981	Manila, Philippines	Philippines Philippines	4–0	1981 Southeast Asian Games

9	9 December 1981	Manila, Philippines	Philippines Philippines	4–0	1981 Southeast Asian Games

10	7 January 1982	Singapore	Bahrain	2–0	Friendly

11	5 May 1982	Bangkok, Thailand	Nepal	2–0	1982 King's Cup

12	5 May 1982	Bangkok, Thailand	Nepal Nepal	2–0	1982 King's Cup

13	15 May 1982	Bangkok, Thailand	Thailand Thailand	2–2	1982 King's Cup

14	15 May 1982	Bangkok, Thailand	Thailand Thailand	2–2	1982 King's Cup

15	8 August 1982	Penang, Malaysia	India India	3–0	1982 Merdeka Tournament

16	10 November 1982	Singapore	Malaysia Malaysia	3–1	1982 Ovaltine Cup

17	28 May 1983	Singapore	Malaysia Malaysia	2–1	1983 Southeast Asian Games

18	1 June 1983	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	5–0	1983 Southeast Asian Games

19	4 June 1983	Singapore	Brunei	4–0	1983 Southeast Asian Games

20	4 June 1983	Singapore	Brunei Brunei	4–0	1983 Southeast Asian Games

21	14 December 1983	Singapore	China PR	1–0	1983 Merlion Cup

22	13 December 1985	Bangkok, Thailand	Brunei Brunei	3–0	1985 Southeast Asian Games

23	13 December 1985	Bangkok, Thailand	Brunei Brunei	3–0	1985 Southeast Asian Games

24	14 December 1985	Bangkok, Thailand	Malaysia Malaysia	2–2	1985 Southeast Asian Games

25	14 December 1985	Bangkok, Thailand	Malaysia Malaysia	2–2	1985 Southeast Asian Games

26	4 April 1987	Singapore	Indonesia	2–0	1988 Olympic Games qualification

27	26 April 1987	Jakarta, Indonesia	Indonesia Indonesia	1–2	1988 Olympic Games qualification

28	26 August 1989	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Myanmar	4–0	1989 Southeast Asian Games

29	28 August 1989	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Indonesia Indonesia	1–0	1989 Southeast Asian Games

30	31 August 1989	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Myanmar Myanmar	1–3	1989 Southeast Asian Games

31	27 September 1990	Beijing, China	Pakistan	6–1	1990 Asian Games

32	29 November 1991	Manila, Philippines	Myanmar Myanmar	2–1	1991 Southeast Asian Games

33	29 November 1991	Manila, Philippines	Myanmar Myanmar	2–1	1991 Southeast Asian Games

34	25 November 1992	Yangon, Myanmar	Myanmar Myanmar	1–0	Friendly

35	8 December 1992	Singapore	Malaysia Malaysia	3–0	1992 Merlion Cup

36	13 April 1993	Doha, Qatar	Vietnam	3–2	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

37	16 April 1993	Doha, Qatar	Qatar	1–4	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

38	30 April 1993	Singapore	Qatar Qatar	1–0	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

39	2 May 1993	Singapore	Indonesia Indonesia	2–1	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

40	9 June 1993	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	7–0	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

41	9 June 1993	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	7–0	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

42	9 June 1993	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	7–0	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification

43	17 June 1993	Singapore	Myanmar Myanmar	3–3	1993 Southeast Asian Games

44	19 June 1993	Singapore	Indonesia Indonesia	3–1	1993 Southeast Asian Games

45	17 July 1995	Singapore	Myanmar Myanmar	3–3	1995 Tiger Beer Quadrangular

46	4 December 1995	Lamphun, Thailand	Brunei Brunei	2–2	1995 Southeast Asian Games

47	6 December 1995	Lamphun, Thailand	Myanmar Myanmar	4–2	1995 Southeast Asian Games

48	6 December 1995	Lamphun, Thailand	Myanmar Myanmar	4–2	1995 Southeast Asian Games

49	8 December 1995	Chiang Mai, Thailand	Philippines Philippines	4–0	1995 Southeast Asian Games

50	16 December 1995	Singapore	Myanmar Myanmar	1–0	1995 Southeast Asian Games

51	1 September 1996	Singapore	Malaysia Malaysia	1–1	1996 AFF Championship

52	4 September 1996	Singapore	Brunei Brunei	3–0	1996 AFF Championship

53	6 September 1996	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	3–0	1996 AFF Championship

54	6 September 1996	Singapore	Philippines Philippines	3–0	1996 AFF Championship

55	16 October 1997	Jakarta, Indonesia	Indonesia Indonesia	1–2	1997 Southeast Asian Games

Sentence(s)

Fandi won against Pakistan with 6–1 at the 1990 Asian Games.

final_sentence: Fandi won against Pakistan with 6–1 at the 1990 Asian Games.