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Bertalan Bicskei
Win percentage: 53.85%
Biggest win: Malaysia 4 – 1 Philippines (10/12/2004, 2004 AFF Championship)
Biggest defeat: Kuwait 6 – 1 Malaysia (17/11/2004, 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifier)
Notable achievement(s): Third place at the 2004 AFF Championship
Length of tenure: One year and two months




Norizan Bakar
Win percentage: 16.00%
Biggest win: Malaysia 6 – 0 Cambodia (18/6/2007, Friendly)
Biggest defeat: Malaysia 0 – 5 Uzbekistan (14/7/2007, 2007 AFC Asian Cup Group Stage)
Notable achievement(s): Semi-finalists at the 2007 AFF Championship
Length of tenure: One year and ten months




B. Sathianathan
Win percentage: 35.71%
Biggest win: Malaysia 6 – 0 Afghanistan (20/10/2008, 2008 Merdeka Tournament)
Biggest defeat: Malaysia 0 – 5 United Arab Emirates (21/1/2009, 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualifier)
Notable achievement(s): 2008 Merdeka Tournament runners-up
Length of tenure: One year and five months




K. Rajagopal
Win percentage: 28.00%
Biggest win: Malaysia 6 – 0 Sri Lanka (28/4/2012, Friendly)
Biggest defeat: Australia 5 – 0 Malaysia (7/10/2011, Friendly)
Notable achievement(s): 2009 SEA Games gold medal, 2010 AFF Suzuki Cup
Length of tenure: Four years and eleven months (including his spell as caretaker coach)




Ong Kim Swee
Win percentage: 33.33%
Biggest win: Yemen 1 – 2 Malaysia (5/3/2014, 2015 AFC Asian Cup qualifier)
Biggest defeat: N/A
Notable achievement(s): Led Malaysia to their first win in the space of a year
Length of tenure: Almost five months




Dollah Salleh
Win percentage: 30.77%
Biggest win: Malaysia 4 – 1 Cambodia (20/9/2014, Friendly)
Biggest defeat: Oman 6 – 0 Malaysia (26/3/2015, Friendly)
Notable achievement(s): Runners-up at the 2014 AFF Suzuki Cup
Length of tenure: 10 months and counting


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