KORAT (9 April 2025) – Worasak Srirangphairot was the hero for Thailand when his last gasp winner gave the host a well-earned 4-3 win over Kuwait in their opening game of the SAT Men’s Futsal Championship 2025 in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Worasak Srirangphairot gave Thailand the lead in the very first minute as Muhammad Osamanmusa…
NEWCASTLE (9 April 2025) – CommBank Matildas defender Courtney Nevin said that the two-game series against Korea Republic in the April international window is “really important” to preparing for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026™. She was speaking after the team’s 2-0 victory in Newcastle, completing a clean sweep for the series, with two wins…
BANGKOK (8 April 2025) – The SAT Men’s Futsal Championship 2025 that starts tomorrow is important to Thailand head coach Miguel Rodrigo. With many experienced players like Suphawut Thueanklang and Jirawat Sornwichian already retired, there is a need for the Spanish tactician to bring in a new crop of players to the fore. “The Thailand…
BANGKOK (7 April 2025) – Japan won the SAT Futsal Championship 2025 as a scoreless draw against Iran in their final game of the group saw Thailand finishing third. Thailand ended their campaign at the SAT Futsal Championship with four points following their earlier 3-0 win over Uzbekistan and their 6-1 loss to Japan. On…
HANOI (7 February 2025) – Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) picked up their fourth Vietnam National Women’s Football Cup after beating Thai Nguyen T&T 1-0 in the final at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Centre. In the keen contest, it was HCMC who surged ahead in the 38th minute with Vietnam international Huynh Nhu converting…
SYDNEY (6 April 2025) – CommBank Matildas Interim Head Coach Tom Sermanni and goalkeeper Teagan Micah agreed that the team’s 1-0 victory over Korea Republic was vital to build momentum ahead of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026™. “It was very important, it was critical to win,” Sermanni said. “It’s no secret that the SheBelieves…
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