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| Calendar of Events |
| 13/11/2008 |
Organising Committee for AFC Youth Competitions
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| 20/11/2008 |
Women's Committee |
| 20/11/2008 |
AFC Women's Awards Night 2008 |
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| 24 September 2008 |
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Slick Safa power past Perak
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| Safa advanced to the semi-finals of this year's AFC Cup as they disposed of Malaysian side Perak with a 5-0 win in the second leg of their |
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| 24 September 2008 |
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Saad: Respect for Perak was key
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| Safa coach Samir Saad believes his side's respect for their opponents was behind their 5-0 win against Perak in their second leg of the 2008 AFC Cup |
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| 16 September 2008 |
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Tie not over, warns Safa’s Saad
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| Safa coach Samir Saad claims that his team’s AFC Cup quarter-final tie against Perak is far from over despite seeing them build a two-goal advantage |
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| 16 September 2008 |
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Safa stun Perak in Ipoh
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| Safa took a significant step towards the last four of the AFC Cup with a 2-0 win over Malaysia’s Perak in the first leg of the quarter-final on |
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| 15 September 2008 |
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International duo back for Perak
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| Perak coach Steve Darby received a welcome boost ahead of his side's AFC Cup quarter-final clash against Safa with the news that two of his key |
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| Organisation Structure |
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Internationally, Lebanon has not much achievement to shout about except being exceptional organisers of the 2000 Asian Cup which many people applauded for being one of the best organised since its inception in 1956, Hong Kong. Football began in Lebanon in the 1930s. The Lebanese Football Federation (LFF) was formed in the year 1933 with the first general assembly convened directly after the establishment of the association on 22nd March 1933. In the year 1935, the LFF became affiliated to FIFA and in the year 1964, they were finally accepted as a member association in the AFC. The Lebanese league was started in 1934 and the first champions were Al Nahdha Beirut. However, the federation went through difficult times in the civil war from 1975-1991. Even though there was war, the Lebanese never completely gave up football. There are currently 250 clubs registered with LFF representing different regions of Lebanon. Football is divided into five different levels E1st Division, 2nd Division, 3rd Division, 4th Division and the state championship.
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Committee |
| President |
| Hachem Haidar |
| Vice President |
| Ahmad Kamareddine |
| General Secretary |
| Rahif Alameh |
| Treasurer |
| Mahmoud Al Raba'a |
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| Contact Address |
| Address |
| P.O.Box 4732, Beirut – Lebanon |
| Telephone |
| 961 1 745745 |
| Fax |
| 961 1 349 529 |
| E-mail |
| libanfa@cyberia.net.lb |
| Website |
| www.lebaneseFa.com |
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| Other Info |
| Founded |
| 1933 |
| Affiliation since |
| 1964 (AFC) 1935 (FIFA) |
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| Red |
| Shorts |
| White |
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| Red |
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