Buriram United remain league leaders after Matchday 8, pulling off a 2-0 win over Nakhon Ratchasima despite being reduced to 10 men. Muangthong similarly had to battle with a numerical disadvantage, and managed a last-gasp winner to take all three points from Chiangrai. Bangkok United were able to capitalise, leaping into second place with their […]
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Goalkeeper – Kwanchai Suklom (Prachuap FC): The Killer Wasps faced a tough task holding off Samut Prakan City with 10 men, but the side managed to emerge with a point thanks to the efforts of their goalkeeper. Kwanchai faced eight shots on goal, but managed to deny the Sea Fang a winner. Right-back – Boontawee […]
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Reinvigorated Port Prepare for Buriram Visit Buriram’s visit to the PAT Stadium is unquestionably the biggest game of the weekend. It will be a battle between first and second, as Port’s 2-0 victory at the 700th Anniversary Stadium kept them within touching distance of the top. Port have not beaten the Thunder Castle in their […]
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Goalkeeper – Kittikun Jamsuwan (Nongbua Pitchaya): The experienced goalkeeper was kept very busy by Muangthong on Tuesday evening, but somehow managed to deny them a winning goal despite their 10 shots on target. Defender – Wasan Homsan (Chiangrai United): The right-back had an impressive performance as Chiangrai managed to keep a clean sheet at the […]
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There is no time to rest for the 16 Thai League 1 sides, as they are back in action in midweek for a full round of matches. Big Test for Injury-Hit BG BG Pathum United have played both of their last two Thai League fixtures with an all-Thai and ASEAN side, due to the injury-enforced […]
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Goalkeeper – Worawut Srisupha (Port FC): The only goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet for 90 minutes this week, Worawut did so in one of the most important fixtures of the season as Port earned a hard-fought 1-0 win over arch-rivals Muangthong United. Defender – Irfan Fandi (BG Pathum United): The Singaporean international put in […]
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Matchday five of the Thai League promises to be another exciting and consequential weekend. Port-Muangthong Derby Headlines Weekend Action Regardless of where they sit on the table, derby clashes between Port FC and Muangthong United are always eye-catching fixtures. Both sides are on five points coming into this match, but the Kirin have played one […]
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We are one month into the Thai M150 Championship season, and it is time for a review of the first five Match-days of the campaign. It has been a difficult start for some clubs, Rayong have yet to play a game at home, while Phrae have played four of theirs on their own turf. Some […]
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It was another weekend of pivotal results in the Thai League. Chief among them, Bangkok United managed a victory over Buriram for the first time since 2014 to get their season back on track. Chonburi scored a stunning seven goals past Khon Kaen United without reply, going top of the league as Samut Prakan City […]
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Buriram Set for First Major Test Three games into the season, Buriram United are right where they are hoping to be – perched at the summit of the Thai League. A lethargic draw against Suphanburi was followed up by convincing wins over Police Tero and Chiangmai United, all played at their iconic Chang Arena. Now […]
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