Location: Yogyakarta, IndonesiaDate: 5th - 11th November 2018
Group A
- November 5 | Full Time: Malaysia 10-0 Cambodia
- November 5 | Full Time: Indonesia 5-1 Myanmar
- November 6 | Full Time: Myanmar 11-2 Cambodia
- November 6 | Full Time: Malaysia 7-5 Indonesia
- November 7 | Full Time: Malaysia 3-2 Myanmar
- November 7 | Full Time: Indonesia 13-0 Cambodia
Group B
- November 5 | Full Time: Vietnam 9-0 Brunei
- November 5 | Full Time: Thailand 14-0 Timor Leste
- November 6 | Full Time: Vietnam 8-1 Timor Leste
- November 6 | Full Time: Thailand 17-0 Brunei
- November 7 | Full Time: Timor Leste 2-1 Brunei
- November 7 | Full Time: Thailand 4-1 Vietnam
Semi Finals
- November 9 | Full Time: Thailand 3-2 (AET) Indonesia
- November 9 | Full Time: Malaysia 2-2 (5-4) Vietnam
3rd Place Match / Bronze Medal Match
- November 11 | Full Time: Indonesia 3-1 Vietnam
Championship Match / Gold Medal Match
- November 11 | Full Time: Thailand 4-2 Malaysia
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