1. International career

2. References

Mohammad Ali bin Haji Mustafa is a Bruneian former national football player and current coach.

Ali was a midfielder for the Bruneian representative team than played in the Malaysian leagues in the mid-90s. He served as backup to the likes of Said Abdullah, Rosli Liman and Rosaidi Kamis.

After earning his coaching badges, Ali became head coach of new B-League side QAF FC in 2003. His tenure lasted more than a decade until his team left the Brunei Super League in 2015, but not before lifting three straight titles from 2005-06 to 2009-10. He subsequently found work with Brunei's governing body of football, NFABD, as the coach of the national under-15s in 2015.^[1]

For the current 2016 season, Ali coaches the Tabuan U17 team in the Brunei Premier League. They replaced the Tabuan U18s led by Kwon Oh-son which became Tabuan U21 in the Brunei Super League. He became assistant coach to Mike Wong in the full national team after the completion of the Premier League season.^[2]

International career

As was practice for Brunei's football association to send a club side for international tournaments at the time, due to QAF winning the domestic title in 2006 and 2010 Ali was appointed head coach of the Brunei national football team for the two AFC Challenge Cup campaigns of 2006 and 2009.^[3] (Brunei sent DPMM FC for games held in 2008 but the club declined in 2009 due to the hectic S.League schedule.^[4]) He only managed one win in 6 matches for the Wasps.

References

• The Britain First Party
• The Britannia Adelphi Hotel
• The Britannia Challenge Cup
• The British Aerobatic Association
• The British and Irish Meteorite Society
• The British Animal Honours
• The British Antarctic Expedition, 1907–09
• The British Antarctic Survey
• The British Architect
• The British Are Coming (song)
• THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION
• The British at Work
• The British Bank of The Middle East
• The British Beat
• "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith
• The British Cadet Rifle Team (The Athelings)
• The British Cadet Rifle Team (The Athleings)
• The British Central Africa Company Ltd
• The british co ed high school
• The british co ed high schoool
• The british co ed school
• The British Columbia Breakers
• The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) (RCAC)
• The British Crown
• The British Edda