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Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, October 1, 2021 – Former successive two-time Asian Club winners Supreme Chonburi of Thailand overpowered Irans Super League champions Saipa in dramatic four-setter 25-23, 22-25, 25-13, 25-13 for their first win in Pool B in the the 2021 Asian Womens Club Volleyball Championship at Terminal 21 Hall on Friday.

Supreme Chonburi, which landed the Asian Club title two times in a row in 2017 and 2018, fielded a strong line-up led by powerful Wipawee Srithong and Waranya Srilaoong to beat Saipa 25-21 in the first set, thanks to their excellent teamwork and solid defense.
 

In the second set, both teams were levelled 15-15, but double aces of Soodabeh Bagherpour helped Saipa advance 19-16. However, Pleumjit Thinkaow saved the day for Supreme Chonburi when she produced sliding attacks to narrow the margin 18-19 after Supreme Chonburi’s head coach Nataphon Srisamutnak asked for timeout. Saipa blocked the Supreme Chonburi’s attacks and tore their defense apart with their attacks to close the closely-contested set 25-22.

Supreme Chonburi took an early lead 4-1 in the third set forcing the head coach of Saipa to call timeout to improve their fortunes. Still, Supreme Chonburi came up with their exceptional tactics and form to win the one-sided set 25-13.

Supreme Chonburi came into the court in the fourth set with the winning attitude as they took the lead 8-4 and left the Iranian side by wide margin 16-7 at the second technical time-out. The substitutions fielded by Saipa’s head coach Maryam Sadat Hashemi could not make any changes as their determined Thai rivals remained firm to take the comfortable set 25-13.

“It was quite a competitive game for us and we are a bit excited. We need to adjust ourselves with the game. In the first two sets, Saipa controlled the game by performing aggressively. Aside from being

strongly-built, they also utilised the height advantage against us. The Iranian team have developed their game a lot since last time we have met. Going down in the second set, we were not upset with the result because the game was not yet over. We tried to concentrate more on our game and learn to fix the mistakes. That’s what counts for the win,” Supreme’s captain Pleumjit Thinkaow commented after the match.

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Beijing 2022 has presented to the IOC and IPC pandemic prevention and control policy principles regarding the Olympic and Pralympic Winter Games.

The Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee on Wednesday presented key COVID-19 countermeasures to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board (EB) meeting chaired by President Thomas Bach, in the presence of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) president Andrew Parsons.

According to the organizers, all athletes and games participants who are fully vaccinated will enter a closed-loop management system upon arrival. Games participants who are not fully vaccinated will have to serve a 21-day quarantine upon arrival in Beijing.

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All vaccines recognized by World Health Organization or related international organizations, or approved officially by countries or regions concerned will be accepted. Athletes who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered.

The closed-loop management system, to be implemented from January 23, 2022 until the end of the Paralympics on March 13, will cover all games-related areas, including arrival and departure, transport, accommodation, catering, competitions, and the opening and closing ceremonies. Within the closed-loop, participants will be allowed to move only between games-related venues for training, competitions and work. A dedicated games transport system will be put in place.

All domestic and international Games participants and workforce in the closed-loop management system will be subject to daily testing.

As for the audience, Beijing 2022 organizers made it clear that tickets will be sold exclusively to spectators residing in China’s mainland who meet the requirements of COVID-19 countermeasures.

Beijing 2022 will release the first version of the Playbooks in late October and the second version in December. The related policies will be detailed in the Playbooks. 

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Beijing Olympic organizers are planning to allow spectators in at least some events at the 2020 Winter Games, but tickets will be sold only to residents of mainland China, the IOC announced Wednesday.

China had been expected to allow fans at the 2022 Olympics and Paralympics, something Tokyo officials did not permit at this summer’s Games, citing concerns over rising coronavirus infections in a country with low vaccination rates. The announcement did not offer specifics about which events would have fans, saying that details remain under discussion.

The announcement also offered some details about Beijing Olympic organizers’ plan to create a bubble that it called a “closed loop management.” In this plan, anyone arriving at the Olympics – including athletes and coaches – will enter the bubble at the airport and be confined to a system of hotels, villages, training centers and competition venues fed by buses and trains dedicated only to the Olympics.

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While no one will be able to leave the closed loop management, they will be allowed to move freely inside. Tokyo organizers had a looser bubble that permitted many non-athletes affiliated with the Games to travel openly around the city after being on-site for 14 days. Athletes, however, had strict limitations that kept them isolated from most other competitors and confined them to short stays in the Athletes Village. Beijing’s plan appears to let them stay in the village and socialize as they would at any other Olympics – with the stipulation that they don’t leave the bubble.

Everyone inside Beijing’s closed loop management will be tested daily, the announcement said.

Beijing organizers are placing a heavy emphasis on vaccinations. Wednesday’s announcement said any unvaccinated athlete will be forced to quarantine for 21 days upon arrival, though anyone with what the IOC called “a justified medical exception” will be able to have that exception considered.

Last week, the USOPC announced it will require all of its athletes at the winter Games to be vaccinated.

The Olympics start Feb. 4 and the Paralympics on March 4.

Beijing organizers will announce more details in a guide called a “Playbook” that is scheduled be released in late October. Another playbook is scheduled for December.

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Mixed martial artist Valentina Shevchenko from Kyrgyzstan gave a shout-out to Thai fans – in Thai – after successfully defending her UFC flyweight title on Saturday.

Her post-fight interview with former UFC champion-turned MC Daniel Cormier saw Shevchenko speak in English and Kyrgyz, before shocking fans in Thailand by switching to their mother tongue.

Speaking in fluent Thai, she paid homage to the land where she learnt her awesome fighting skills.

“Hi Thai fans. My name is Valentina. I am a Muay Thai athlete. Muay Thai is a really strong sport. Hello Tiger Muay Thai, my gym. Hello, and thank you.”

Shevchenko learnt the Thai language while training at the Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket. The gym is a world-famous training ground for MMA fighters from around the globe.

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Shevchenko put her UFC Women’s Flyweight title on the line against Lauren Murphy, for UFC 266 at the T-Mobile Arena in Nevada on Saturday. She won by TKO in the fourth round, improving her MMA record to 22 wins and 3 losses.

Muay Thai is the chosen martial art of many famous MMA fighters, including Joanna Jędrzejczyk from Poland. Jędrzejczyk is former UFC Women’s strawweight champion and currently No 2 in the rankings. She competed in Muay Thai for more than 10 years, starring in the “Sud Suay Muay Thai (World Muay Thai Angels) competition.

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Alexandré “Mano” Pölking has been appointed interim head coach of the Thailand national football team, tasked with guiding the Kingdoms squad at the 2020 AFF Championship campaign against Asean rivals.

The Brazilian-German football manager has been handed a four-month contract and can rely on his years of experience in Thai football – including with the national team. In 2012 he was appointed assistant to Thailand’s head coach Winfried Schäfer. He went on to work for eight years as a head coach in Thai League 1, taking charge of Army United, Suphanburi FC, and Bangkok United. He joined Ho Chi Minh City FC for the 2020-21 season.

Thailand have also appointed Jadet Meelarp and Nuengrutai Srathongvian as Mano’s assistant coaches. Both have pro coaching licences as well as experience in both domestic and international competition. They will work together and manage the team with coaches and staff from the Football Association of Thailand.

The 2020 AFF Championship will be held from December 5 to January 1. The host country will be announced at the end of this month and is expected to be Thailand or Singapore.

The Thais will be looking to take the AFF crown from reigning champions Vietnam.

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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) promotes travels among foreign tourists and expats through the 2nd Amazing Thailand Expat Golf Tournament Series 2021 event – ensuring the safety of the Phuket Sandbox.

According to Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Tourism and Sports – his policy primarily gears towards encouraging domestic travels among foreign tourists and expats. In cooperation with the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) as well as the TAT, the effort is made via activities in the realm of sport tourism such as

1. The Minister Cup at the Alpine Golf Club, Patumthani province on 4 April 2021.
2. The Amazing Thailand Expat Golf Tournament Series 2021 at the Blue Canyon Country Club, Phuket province on 18 August 2021. The series of the event were organized according to the regulations and measures set forth by the Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), SHA and SHA+ standards, and the Phuket Provincial Administration.  The event was attended by over 100 people with the TAT and SAT playing hosts while giving updated information of the tournament details and safety measures involved alongside training caddies to be ready to take great care of all golfers.
3. Promoting “the Sandbox Swing” in Phuket between 6 September – 10 October 2021 in strict compliance with the measures set forth by the Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration and the Phuket province. It is anticipated that more than 300 golfers and followers will participate in the event.

TAT – building confidence and promoting travels among foreign tourists and expats through “the Phuket Sandbox” golf event

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In addition, the TAT and the SAT are planning on further creating confidence among international tourists in the field of sports ensuring that we remain the Top-of-Mind destination. By holding the 2nd Amazing Thailand Expat Golf Tournament Series 2021 on 29 September 2021 at Laguna Golf Club, Phuket, and by offering special tour packages to expats and golf enthusiasts in Thailand such as for business people and family travelers; it’s expected that more than 100 people will partake in such event.  Not only that, activities will also be held to relay useful knowledge to golf course operators a well as caddies to make sure that everyone is up to speed and ready to deliver the most memorable and safest experience for all tourists and golfers.

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The Thai women national football team thrashed Palestine 7-0 on Saturday to qualify for the final round of the AFC Womens Asian Cup 2022 to be held in India.

Thailand topped Group H, having earlier beaten Malaysia 4-0, while Palestine had lost 2-0 to Malaysia.

Thailand scored two goals in the first half and five in the second half, including a hat-trick by Irrawaddy Makris.

Thai women ride Irrawaddy hat-trick to qualify for Asian Cup finals

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The final round will be held in India from January 20 to February 6 next year.

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Bangkok, September 23, 2021 – Thailand is returning to host back-to-back international tournaments – the “PPTV” 2021 Asian “Est Cola” Women’s Club Volleyball Championship and the “PPTV”2021 Asian “Est Cola” Men’s Club Volleyball Championship – at Terminal 21 in Nakhon Ratchasima from October 1-15.

The annual continental competitions return to the circuit this year after being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. The two Championships are jointly organized by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Sports Authority of Thailand, the National Sports Development Fund ((NSDF), Nakhon Ratchasima Province, the Asian Volleyball Confederation, and the Thailand Volleyball Association. 

The virtual press conference for the two Championships, held at Sports Authority of Thailand Headquarters on September 23, features Minister of Tourism and Sports; H.E. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Governor of Sports Authority of Thailand; Dr. Gongsak Yodmani, Manager of National Sports Development Fund; Dr. Supranee Guptasa, Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima Province; Mr. Kobchai Boon-orana, Asian Volleyball Confederation Secretary General and Board of Directors Member; Mr. Kiattipong Radchatagriengkrai, PPTV Managing Director; Mr. Palakorn Somsuwan and Thailand Volleyball Association President; Mr. Somporn Chaibangyang.  

Said Minister of Tourism and Sports, H.E. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn: “Following the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Thailand and the rest of the world, the Thai government has prioritized restoring confidence in its public health procedures. The Ministry of Tourism and Sports and related agencies have joined hands to organize international sporting events to prove that Thailand must show the readiness to open tournaments under both central and regional administrations. Thailand also intends to elevate its public health safety measures to international standards. 

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“The two Asian Club Volleyball Championship circuits are important because they will be used to select Asian representatives to compete in the FIVB World Club Championships at the end of the year. The two Championships will be staged without spectators under the ‘Bubble and Seal’ policy to ensure maximum safety for athletes and authorities. Thailand must show it is ready to open the country, restore confidence among foreigners and boost the economy.” 

The virtual press conference for the two Championships, held at Sports Authority of Thailand Headquarters on September 23

Said Governor of Sports Authority of Thailand, Dr. Gongsak Yodmani: “The Sports Authority of Thailand has continuously supported local and international sporting events, and we are confident that Thailand has high potential to host international tournaments in this region. The Club Volleyball Championships will prove Thailand’s ability as a host country amidst the COVID-19 situation.        
The   fact that leading volleyball clubs in Asia signed up to take part in these two tournaments indicates that our preventive measures are well accepted internationally.” 
National Sports Development Fund Manager, Dr. Supranee Guptasa hailed the organization of the two Championships: “Solid cooperation between the public and private sectors along with support from the organization committee shall contribute to succeed in organizing the two events. This will help enhancing the country’s image and rebuild the confidence of the Thai economy in the global arena. The National Sports Development Fund is ready to support the Thailand Volleyball Association and other tournament-related authorities in efficient organizing the two tournaments. NSDF is also determined to support the development of Thai athletes and the growth of other sports in our country.” 

Asian Volleyball Confederation Secretary General and Board of Directors Member, Mr. Kiattipong Radchatagriengkrai said: “By hosting the two volleyball events, the Thailand Volleyball Association has followed the policy of the Government and the Ministry of Tourism and Sports to promote volleyball and tourism locally and regionally. These two Championships will select the winning men’s team to represent Asia in the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Club Championship originally scheduled in Guangzhou, China. Likewise, the winning women’s team will earn a berth in the FIVB Volleyball Women’s World Club Championship from December 15-19, 2021, in Ankara, Turkey. Only six teams from around the world will compete in each of the Championships. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Royal Thai Government, the Thailand Volleyball Association, the Sports Authority of Thailand, the National Sports Development Fund, and Nakhon Ratchasima Province for making these events possible under strict COVID-19 measures, in line with Asian Volleyball Confederation policy.” 

Thailand Volleyball Association President, Mr. Somporn Chaibangyang: “On behalf of the Thailand Volleyball Association, I would like to thank the Asian Volleyball Confederation for their trust and permission to host the two Championships. Also, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Sports Authority of Thailand, and the National Sports Development Fund for their support in terms of policy and budget allocation. 

Furthermore, I wish to thank the Nakhon Ratchasima Province and the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration Center for their approval and assistance in organizing these events under special circumstances. I also thank all sponsors, including Thai Drinks Co., Ltd., the producer of Est Cola, Provincial Electricity Authority, Grand Sport, SMM TV, and PPTV, the broadcast rights holder for Asian Volleyball Confederation tournaments, and the media family. Thailand Volleyball Association will work closely with all sectors to ensure that the two Club Volleyball Championships proceed with great success.” 

The “PPTV” 2021 Asian “Est Cola” Women’s Club Volleyball Championship is due from October 1-7, 2021, at Terminal 21, Nakhon Ratchasima. Seven teams from four countries will compete in the tournament. Pool A comprises of Nakhon Ratchasima QminC VC (Thailand), Zhetyssu (Kazakhstan), 

Choco Mucho (Philippines), while Pool B features 2019 runners-up and 2020 Thai League champions Supreme Chonburi (Thailand), Altay (Kazakhstan), Rebisco Philippines, and Saipa (Iran). 
This is followed by the “PPTV”2021 Asian “Est Cola” Men’s Club Volleyball Championship at the same venue from October 8-15. Ten teams from nine countries will compete in the men’s tournament. Pool A comprises of Nakhon Ratchasima QminC VC (Thailand), CEB Sports Club (Sri Lanka), Burevestnik Almaty (Kazakhstan), Kazma Sport Club (Kuwait) and South Gas (Iraq), while Pool B features Sirjan Foulad Iranian (Iran), Al-Arabi Sports Club (Qatar), Diamond Food (Thailand), Rebisco Philippines and AGMK (Uzbekistan).
 

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Capitan Outlasts Mehdi Zatout To Win By Unanimous Decision And Retain ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Title

Joshua Pacio Finishes Yosuke Saruta In First Round To Win Epic Trilogy And Retain ONE Strawweight World Title

24 September 2021 – Singapore: ONE Championship™ (ONE) electrified the Singapore Indoor Stadium with ONE: REVOLUTION, which aired live on Friday, 24 September. The event featured a completely stacked card of mixed martial arts, Muay Thai, and kickboxing matches, headlined by three World Title bouts.
 

In the main event, #3-ranked lightweight Ok Rae Yoon stunned longtime titleholder Christian Lee to capture the ONE Lightweight World Championship.

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Ok came out in his usual counterpunching style. Conversely, Lee was fast, sharp, and powerful to start the bout, connecting with a plethora of right hands while scoring on takedowns. Ok weathered the early storm from the young Singaporean-American, and he got stronger as the bout wore on.

In the third round, Ok rocked Lee, sending him reeling across the Circle. A counter right hand from Lee dropped the South Korean, and toward the end of the frame, “The Warrior” took Ok’s back and locked in a rear-naked choke under the chin.

Kickboxing World Champion Capitan Petchyindee Academy narrowly edged out challenger Mehdi Zatout to capture a close victory on points after five intense rounds.

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The South Korean survived that submission attempt and turned it into a war for the final two rounds, with both men having their moments. In the end, all three judges scored the bout in favor of Ok to win by unanimous decision, as the new ONE Lightweight World Champion hoisted the belt up on his shoulders.

Mixed Martial Arts – Lightweight: Ok Rae Yoon def. Christian Lee via Unanimous Decision

In the co-main event, reigning ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Champion Capitan Petchyindee Academy narrowly edged out challenger Mehdi Zatout to capture a close victory on points after five intense rounds. Capitan was sharp and aggressive, but Zatout was more than willing to engage. The two strikers tagged each other with explosive kicks and punches all throughout the fight. Capitan hurt Zatout at various junctures, which no doubt earned him credit on the scorecards. In the end, all three judges saw the bout in favor of Capitan to win by unanimous decision and retain the belt.

In the first of three World Title contests, reigning ONE Strawweight World Champion Joshua Pacio overwhelmed #1-ranked contender Yosuke Saruta with a barrage of punches to author an exhilarating first-round knockout, winning the trilogy match. The longtime rivals chose to trade strikes at the center of the Circle from the sound of the opening bell, with the Japanese fighter pushing the pace and the Filipino standout opting to counter. After Pacio hurt Saruta with a left hand, he swarmed his opponent to swiftly complete the finish and retain the gold.

Mixed Martial Arts – Lightweight: Ok Rae Yoon def. Christian Lee via Unanimous Decision

Kim Jae Woong scored the biggest win of his career, stopping former two-division ONE World Champion Martin Nguyen in the first round with a concussive right hand. The two featherweight contenders met at the center of the Circle to start the contest, trading fierce combinations. Nguyen came forward aggressively, but Kim found a home for his counter right, stunning his opponent on multiple occasions. A final right hand ended the fight at the 3:15 mark. With the victory, Kim earned a crack at ONE Featherweight World Champion Thanh Le.

Russian star Anatoly Malykhin maintained his unblemished mixed martial arts record with a scintillating finish of highly regarded wrestler Amir Aliakbari. Malykhin pressured Aliakbari early, dropping and hurting the Iranian with punches in the first round. The hard-hitting Russian then closed the show with another thunderous shot to the jaw that ended matters instantly. With the victory, Malykhin earned a shot at ONE Heavyweight World Champion Arjan Bhullar.

Mixed Martial Arts – Strawweight: Joshua Pacio def. Yosuke Saruta via TKO at 3:38 of Round 1

Teenage sensation Victoria Lee moved to 3-0 as a professional mixed martial artist, earning a TKO victory behind a dominant performance over promotional newcomer Victoria Souza. The two atomweights traded strikes to open the first round, but it wasn’t long until the action hit the ground, and Lee once again shined. In the second round, the 17-year-old unleashed a barrage of elbows from top position to force the stoppage.

In the headline bout of the ONE: REVOLUTION Lead Card, Team Lakay stalwart Lito Adiwang blasted fellow strawweight Hexigetu with a blitzkrieg of kicks and pummeled his opponent for three rounds to win a unanimous decision. The Filipino firecracker’s thrilling performance set the tone for an action-packed main card.

Kickboxing contender Taiki Naito overcame a knockdown in the first round to battle back and take a split-decision victory over former ONE World Champion Petchdam Petchyindee Academy in their ONE Super Series flyweight Muay Thai contest.

Seventeen-time BJJ World Champion Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida scored a first-round submission in his professional mixed martial arts debut, tapping out Anderson “Braddock” Silva via north-south choke to announce his arrival in the world’s largest martial arts organization.

Petchtanong Petchfergus made a triumphant return to the Circle, dominating former ONE World Title challenger Zhang Chenglong to win a unanimous decision in a kickboxing bout.

With Demetrious Johnson in his corner, American James Yang sizzled in his professional mixed martial arts debut, defeating Roel Rosauro via technical knockout in the second round of a one-sided performance.

Kickboxing – Bantamweight: Capitan Petchyindee Academy def. Mehdi Zatout via Unanimous Decision

Official Results for ONE: REVOLUTION
Mixed Martial Arts – Lightweight: Ok Rae Yoon def. Christian Lee via Unanimous Decision
Kickboxing – Bantamweight: Capitan Petchyindee Academy def. Mehdi Zatout via Unanimous Decision
Mixed Martial Arts – Strawweight: Joshua Pacio def. Yosuke Saruta via TKO at 3:38 of Round 1
Mixed Martial Arts – Featherweight: Kim Jae Woong def. Martin Nguyen via KO at 3:15 of Round 1
Mixed Martial Arts – Heavyweight: Anatoly Malykhin def. Amir Aliakbari via KO at 2:57 of Round 1
Mixed Martial Arts – Atomweight: Victoria Lee def. Victoria Souza via TKO at 3:58 of Round 2
Mixed Martial Arts – Strawweight: Lito Adiwang def. Hexigetu via Unanimous Decision
Muay Thai – Flyweight: Taiki Naito def. Petchdam Petchyindee Academy via Split Decision
Mixed Martial Arts – Heavyweight: Marcus Almeida def. Anderson Silva via Submission (North-south Choke) at 2:55 of Round 1
Kickboxing – Bantamweight: Petchtanong Petchfergus def. Zhang Chenglong via Unanimous Decision
Mixed Martial Arts – Featherweight: James Yang def. Roel Rosauro via TKO at 2:00 of Round 2

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Thailands national futsal team failed to qualify for the quarterfinal of the 2021 Fifa Futsal World Cup Thursday after being trounced 7-0 by Kazakhstan on Thursday.

The 18th-ranked Thais played the seventh-ranked Kazakhstan in the round of 16 at Žalgiris Arena in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Thailand have lost in the round of 16 at the Fifa Futsal World Cup three consecutive times.

Head coach Rakphol Sainetngam apologised to Thai fans for failing to advance to the quarterfinal.

He said everyone was disappointed, including staff and the players. “They did their best but everything was not good,” he said.

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Top scorer Suphawut Thueanklang added that they got off to a bad start and conceded an early goal. They had to change their plan after that. However, there were many errors, as a result we conceded too many goals, he said. He said they had done their best and apologised for disappointing the fans.

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Published : September 24, 2021