Thailand 2-0 Singapore (18 Dec, 2021) Final Score

Singapore

Singapore suffer late heartbreak as controversial finish sees Vietnam claim first-leg advantage

The new dawn of Philippine football is imminent

Kim Sang-Sik sets sights on going all the way in first major assignment with Vietnam

Thailand

Singapore

Singapore suffer late heartbreak as controversial finish sees Vietnam claim first-leg advantage

The new dawn of Philippine football is imminent

Kim Sang-Sik sets sights on going all the way in first major assignment with Vietnam

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

Match Commentary

ASEAN Championship Standings

ASEAN Champ News

3-0-1, 9 PTS

Elias Dolah - 31'
Supachai Chaided - 45'+2'

23
Tedsungnoen
2
Singmui
25
Tanthatemee
5
Dolah
19
Do
27
Pomphan
11
Phala
24
Kanitsribumphen
8
Puangchan
22
Chaided
14
Charoenrattanapirom

No.Name
23Siwarak Tedsungnoen
25Pawee Tanthatemee
5Elias Dolah
27Weerathep Pomphan
2Suriya Singmui 13Philip Roller
19Tristan Do
8Thitipan Puangchan 29Picha Autra
11Bordin Phala 9Adisak Kraisorn
24Worachit Kanitsribumphen
22Supachai Chaided 21Siwakorn Tiatrakul
14Pathompon Charoenrattanapirom 28Pokkhao Anan

Substitutes
6Sarach Yooyen
26Kritsada Kaman
20Chatchai Budprom
12Thanawat Suengchitthawon
16Phitiwat Sukjitthammakul
10Teerasil Dangda
17Janepob Phokhi

National Stadium

12:30 PM, 18 December 2021

Singapore, Singapore

Attendance: 9,540

Thailand

Singapore

KO
12
18
31
45+2
HT
45
46
65
65
66
69
73
89
90
FT

- Match ends, Thailand 2, Singapore 0.
90'+3' Second Half ends, Thailand 2, Singapore 0.
90'+2' Attempt missed. Picha Autra (Thailand) left footed shot from the centre of the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Weerathep Pomphan.

Match Stats

THA

SIN

Possession

54%

46%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

Late drama has seen Singapore suffer a 2-0 loss to Vietnam in the first leg of the ASEAN Championship semifinals.

Having once experienced a stunning rise, Philippine football is on the precipice of a resurgence.

Now through to the semifinals, Kim Sang-Sik has set his sights on winning the ASEAN Championship with Vietnam.

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