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« Reply #1650 on: April 24, 2011, 11:39:30 AM » |
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Thunder could run away with TPL title
Buriram PEA are the only unbeaten team in the Thai Premier League this term. Following their fast start to the season, the Thunder Castle are hot favourites to win their first-ever league crown.
This is only their second season under the name Buriram PEA. They were champions a few years ago when they were Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) and based in Ayutthaya.
Political heavyweight Newin Chidchob took over the club last year and moved them to his home province in the Northeast.
Buriram PEA finished second in the TPL last season and Newin has vowed to steer them to the title this year. They also finished second in the League Cup last season.
Many journalists believe this could be Buriram PEA's year although there is still a long way to go.
Buriram began this season with an impressive 2-1 win over title contenders BEC Tero Sasana. They have beaten Chonburi FC 3-0 and earned a scoreless draw at defending champions Muang Thong United.
Their only setback so far has been a 1-1 home draw with Insee Police United.
Why the Thunder have been on fire this season?
Football writer Komkrit Napalai of Komchadluek newspaper, said: "Buriram PEA have a squad good enough to win the TPL this season. They have several good local and foreigners and receive good support from their chairman [Newin]."
Their new signings Franck Ohandza of Cameroon and Frank Ancheampong from Ghana have formed one of the most lethal strike forces in the league.
"Our foreign players are really good. We did not just sign foreign players because they are foreigners," said Newin.
Ancheampong is a highly-rated player. He has feautred in his country's Olympic team and is dubbed "Ghana's Messi".
Other new players have also played well including midfielder Jakkaphan Kaewprom who moved from Muang Thong United to his native province.
In the heart of their defence is Teerathorn Boonmathan. He is a member of the Thai Olympic (U23) team and is expected to be a future star for the full national team.
Club captain Suchao Nutnum and Rangsan Vivatchaichoke have also been in good form.
Their goalkeeper Sivaluck Therdsungnern may be ranked behind Muang Thong's Kawin Thammastachanan and Chonburi's Sinthaweechai Hathairattanakool but he has kept a clean sheet for 630 minutes.
He last conceded a goal in Buriram's 1-1 draw with Insee Police United.
Buriram have one of the country's best coaches in Attapol Bussapakom, and it was Muang Thong who gave Buriram a leathal weapon.
Attapol guided Muang Thong to win their first-ever TPL title two years ago. The Kirins then surprisingly moved Attapol upstairs. When Attapol received an offer from Buriram, he quit Muang Thong.
Buriram PEA are building a new stadium. With a capacity of 24,000, it will be the biggest privately-owned stadium in Thailand.
It is expected to be complete in June and Newin plans to officially open it with a bang by inviting English Premier League side Arsenal and Championship club Leicester to play there.
Surely, Newin has played the most vital role in Buriram's rise. He cannot take part in political activities (at least in public) because he is serving a five-year ban from politics so he has time to stay with the team.
But as the election is drawing near, Newin may have to help his associates (certainly not in public) and may not have time to look after the club so it is interesting to see how Buriram will fare during that period .
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« Reply #1652 on: April 25, 2011, 08:48:34 AM » |
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...either that or he could use his football team's suucess to boost politician friends (absolutely no publically  ). I love the secrecy part of Thailand politic as noone would never figure anything out as if someone constantly make people think that guns were pointing at their heads. LoL |
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« Reply #1653 on: April 25, 2011, 09:46:20 AM » |
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Buriram PEA back on top Hot favourite, Buriram PEA returned to the top of the Thai Premier League standings last night after edging TOT SC 1-0 .
On target for the Thunder Castle was Frank Acheampong from Ghana who scored the only goal of the game in the 15th minute.
Although Buriram controlled most of the match they could not add to their goal tally.
However, the win was enough to put them back on top of the league, three points ahead of Chonburi.
After sacking English coach David Booth during the week, Si Sa Ket put on a fine display yesterday, defeating the strong Pattaya United side 2-0 at the Si Nakhon Lumduan stadium.
With Brazilian Reuther Moreira acting as caretaker coach the Kouprey got off to a good start with an early goal from Victor Amaro in the 18th minute.
On the stroke of half-time Guy Hubert banged in another to make it 2-0.
Pattaya tried to fight back with Gabriel Obatola coming close, but Si Sa Ket goalkeeper Ruben Samen pulled off a fine save.
Si Sa Ket managed to hold on for just their third win of the season and three valuable points.
TTM Phichit suffered a disappointing defeat when they went down 2-1 at home to Osotspa M-150 Saraburi.
Osotspa took a two-goal lead in the first half through Lazarus Kumbi (34) and Cleiton Silva (44).
Phichit came out strongly in the second half and Korea's Shin Hyun Ho pulled one back, but they could not find the equaliser.
The remaining matches saw two goalless draws between Army and Insee Police at the Army stadium, and the Navy and Thai Port in Chonburi .
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« Reply #1654 on: April 25, 2011, 02:15:23 PM » |
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PEA got the needed 3 points.Not the best performance from the PEA but the win will do nicely.Frank got the all important goal .His first for the club,well done the young man.
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« Reply #1655 on: April 27, 2011, 10:23:00 AM » |
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haha.. When the goal scorer from Sri Sa Ket is called Kee-Ooo-Baer that's something else!
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« Reply #1656 on: April 29, 2011, 12:41:20 PM » |
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« Reply #1657 on: April 30, 2011, 11:56:10 PM » |
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A largely second string Chonburi side eased its way to a comfortable 2-0 win against third placed BEC Tero to return to the top of the TPL. Other Results Thai Port 2-1 Samut Songkhram TTM 0-1 TOT Osotspa 4-1 Navy League table http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/chonburifc/league_table.pl |
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« Reply #1658 on: May 01, 2011, 07:13:29 AM » |
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Sharks subdue Fire Dragons to go top 
Veteran midfielder Therdsak Chaiman opened the scoring for the Sharks in the 46th minute and Jetsadakorn Hemdang finished off the Fire Dragons in the 66th minute.'
Chonburi have 26 points from 11 matches and lead Buriram PEA on goal difference.
Buriram will return to the top if they avoid defeat at home against Army United today.
At PAT stadium, Thai Port FC defeated SCG Samut Songkhram although the hosts are hit by financial problems and their players have not received their wages for two months.
Ekkachai Sumre scored for Port in the 18th minute and Thongchai Kenkuntod added another for a 2-0 lead after 74 minutes.
SCG hit back with goal from Polchai Hongthong in the 78th minute. They gave Port a scare with their all-out attack in the final minutes but Port held off their push to gain a precious win.
At Saraburi stadium, Apipoo Sunthornpanavej scored a hat-trick as Osotspa M-150 Saraburi comfortably beat Siam Navy FC 4-1.
Lasarus Kaimbe gave Osotspa the lead after just five minutes and Rattaporn Thanyacharoen sae Tan equalised for the visitors after 23 minutes.
Apipoo regained the lead for the hosts just before half-time. He completed his hat-trick with goals in the 81st and 87th minute.
In yesterday's other match, TTM Phichit's poor run continued when they lost 1-0 to TOT SC with Nattapol Pootawee hitting the winner in the last minute .
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« Reply #1659 on: May 01, 2011, 07:16:21 AM » |
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Good for those players to get a realtime experience and to have come away with a victory must have made the coach feel good all around. Even die-hard fans could appreciate the result and the process, I am certain.
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« Reply #1661 on: May 02, 2011, 09:11:14 AM » |
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Buriram PEA back on top 
Buriram PEA maintained their three point lead at the top of the table when they edged Army United 2-1 in the Thai Premier League at the I-Mobile stadium yesterday.
A big crowd packed into the stadium and roared their delight when Yves Ekwalla from Cameroon opened the scoring for the Thunder Castle in the 24th minute with a superb long-range shot.
But the team could not add to their tally and the score remained 1-0 at half-time.
Army United fought back well after the break and equalised through Rafael Santana in the 58th minute.
It was the first goal that the Buriram goalkeeper, Sivaluk Therdsungnern had conceded in 730 minutes.
Buriram went back in front when substitute Adisak Klaisorn headed home a cross from Teerathorn Boonmathan to make it 2-1.
It was enough to put Buriram back on top of the table after Chonburi had occupied the top slot for 24 hours.
At Mahasarakam stadium, Khon Kaen FC suffered a disappointing 2-1 home defeat to Insee Police United who moved into third place.
Police went ahead with a goal from Charkrit Buathong in the 51st minute and then an own goal by Jattupol Sithiloh gave the visitors a 2-0 lead.
Khon Kaen got a late consolation goal from Sarawut Vichien.
At Leo stadium, the host, Bangkok Glass FC defeated bottom-placed Sri Racha FC 3-1.
Saran Promkaewgave the Glass Rabbit a 1-0 lead in the 23rd minute before Attapol Nuprom equalised in the 34th minute.
Bangkok Glass got on top in the second half with goals from Japan's Hironori Saruta in the 67th minute and Peerapong Pichitchotirat just before full time.
At Mae Fah Luang stadium, Chiang Rai United defeated Pattaya United 3-1. Chiang Rai went ahead through Edvaldo in the 14th minute and Thavatchai Thonghuad added a second in the 30th minute.
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« Reply #1662 on: May 06, 2011, 08:47:30 AM » |
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« Reply #1664 on: May 09, 2011, 09:37:45 AM » |
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Leaders Buriram PEA held by Phichit Thai Premier League leaders Buriram PEA missed out on a chance to stretch their lead after being held to a goalless draw at lowly TTM FC Phichit yesterday.
It was only the third draw for unbeaten Buriram who now have 30 points from 12 games. Second-placed Chonburi FC, who have also played 12 games, are on 27 points. Insee Police United, who have 23 points, are third.
SCG Samut Songkhram and Osotspa M-150 Saraburi also drew 0-0 at Samut Songkhram stadium. The home team failed to unlock Osotspa who were reduced to 10 men when Suradech Thongchai was sent off in the 73rd minute.
Before the game SCG unveiled their new signing Christian Nade who signed an 18-month contract with the club.
The French striker spent a season with English club Sheffield United and also played for Scottish Premier League side Hearts.
At Suzuki stadium, basement club Sri Racha FC picked up their first win after beating Thai Port FC 2-1 in a game that saw Port reduced to nine men.
Sri Racha midfielder Supaporn Prompinij put the home team in front just before half-time.
Port midfielder Siwakorn Jakkuprasart made it 1-1 in the 50th minute before an own goal by Alif Porji in the 62nd handed the home side all three points.
Port midfielder Thongchai Kuenkhunthod was sent off in the 23rd minute while defender Key Langkawong received his marching orders with three minutes remaining.
Sri Racha's victory was a timely welcome for new boss Dusit Chalermsan who was unveiled as manager yesterday.
The former Thailand midfielder replaced Weerasak Wangkusol, who has moved on to take up direcotial role at the club. Dusit, who left his post at V-League side Hoang Anh Gia Lai, reportedly agreed to a three-year deal .
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« Reply #1667 on: May 16, 2011, 07:12:51 AM » |
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Leaders scrape last-gasp win  In a dramatic match, Thai Premier League leaders Buriram PEA needed two goals in injury time to scrape a 3-2 home win over lowly Navy at the I-Mobile stadium, last night .
Rangsan Vivatchaichok scored the winning goal for the Thunder Castle in the sixth minute of injury time.
A big home crowd was stunned when Navy raced into a 2-0 lead after goals from Wuthichai Asucheewa (6th) and Olof Watson (24th).
Two down at half-time, Buriram looked like they were heading for their first defeat of the season.
In the 69th minute the Thunder Castle pulled one back through Franck Ohandza, but despite intense pressure by the home side the struggling Navy team looked like thy would pull off a shock victory.
However, Sarif Sainui equalised in injury time and not content with a draw, captain Rangsan scored a dramatic winner seconds before the final whistle.
The Navy players slumped to their knees in despair after letting the game slip out of their hands.
There was another dramatic late comeback at Leo Stadium when Bangkok Glass striker Sarayuth Chaikamdee scored two injury time goals as his side came from behind to beat visitors Chiang Rai United 3-2.
Hironori Saruta put the Glass Rabbits 1-0 up in the opening minute of the match but Leotin Chitescu equalised in the ninth minute.
In the second half Chiang Rai captain, Wasant Natasant put the northern team 2-1 up lead with a superb long shot and the visitors looked to be on their way to a valuable three away points.
Bur then Sarayuth struck twice during the four minutes of added time to give his team victory.
At Samut Songkhram the hosts defeated TOT SC 3-1. Samut Songkhram took the lead in the 13th minute through Chokelarp Nilsang before Diouf Bireme added the second in the dying moments of the first half.
Diouf put the hosts further ahead in the 54th minute and although Kone Mohamed scored a late consolation goal for the visitors, Samut Songkhram ran out comfortable 3-1 winners.
In Phichit, the hosts defeated Amy United 1-0 with Korean player Kim Joo Yong scoring the only goal of the match in the 38th minute.
In Saraburi, lowly Sri Racha FC upset Osotspa M-150 2-1 to haul themselves off the bottom of the league.
Sri Racha took the lead in the 48th minute through Aron da Silva but Osotspa equalised with a goal from Marcio da Silva in the 61st minute.
The Blue Marlin kept pushing for the winner and Yodrak Namuangrak struck in the 85th minute for a much-needed three points .
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« Reply #1668 on: May 20, 2011, 08:48:47 AM » |
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« Reply #1672 on: May 23, 2011, 02:56:29 PM » |
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Buriram extend lead with 4-0 win Buriram PEA’s Yuthajak Konjan, centre, tries to get through against the SCG Samut Songkhram players during their Thai Premier League match yesterday .Cameroon striker Franck Ohandza scored a hat-trick for high-flying Buriram PEA who extended their lead to six points after a 4-0 away win at SCG Samut Songkhram in the Thai Premier League yesterday .
Buriram attacked from the start and Ohandza put his team ahead in the 16th minute.
Samut Songkhram tried to fight back but the Thunder Castle defence was very solid and they went in a half-time with a 1-0 lead.
Buriram took full control of the game in the second half and went 2-0 up when Ohandza headed home a corner in the 61st minute.
Only four minutes later, Ohandza completed his hat-trick, converting a pass from Suchao Nutnum.
Obama Joseph Florent rounded off the scoring for the league leaders with a header just before the final whsitle to make it 4-0.
At Chonburi Physical Education stadium, cellar dwellers Siam Navy drew 1-1 with visiting TTM Phichit.
Yeong Gi Sung gave Phichit the lead in the 15th minute. But before half-time Phichit were reduced to 10 men when Jung Ho Jin was sent off for a second yellow card offence.
In the 51st minute Olof Watson scored the equaliser for the Navy but they still remain at the foot of the table.
Khon Kaen FC were also involved in a 1-1 home draw against Pattaya United (the Blue Dolphin).
The Khon Khaen Kouprey took the lead in the 17th minute through Kampaeng Saiwut but Pattaya striker Ludovick Takam equalised just before half-time. Neither side could add to their tally in the second half . |
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« Reply #1673 on: May 27, 2011, 02:09:08 PM » |
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Weekend fixtures Saturday 28th May Navy v Army Utd Sisaket v TOT PEA v SriRacha (all 6:00pm) Sunday 29th May Thai Port v BEC Tero (4:00pm) Pattaya Utd v CHONBURI Osotspa v Chiang Rai Utd TTM v Samut Songkhram Bangkok Glass v Police Utd Muang Thong Utd v Khon Kaen (all 6:00pm) League table http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/chonburifc/league_table.pl |
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« Reply #1676 on: May 30, 2011, 07:14:21 AM » |
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Chonburi held to 1-1 draw by Pattaya Utd
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Chonburi FC squandered a chance to close the gap on league leaders Buriram when they were held to a 1-1 draw by Pattaya United in the derby match at Chonburi Physical Education stadium yesterday .
The Sharks from Chonburi were looking for a win but suffered a setback in the 23rd minute when Japanese striker Hiroyuki Yamamoto put Pattaya's Blue Dolphins ahead.
In the second half Chonburi piled on the pressure and equalised through Ney Fabiano. But they could not add to the score and had to settle for one point, leaving them eight points behind the league leaders with a game in hand.
Most entertaining match of the day was at the Leo stadium, where Bangkok Glass FC outscored Insee Police United 5-3 thanks to a fine hat-trick by Sarayuth Chaikamdee.
Surachart Sareepim put Insee Police ahead in the 8th minute but Sarayuth equalised in the 24th minute.
The Glass Rabbit put on the pressure and took the lead through Hironori Saruta and Amnaj Kaewkew added another to make it 3-1 in the 42nd minute. A minute before half time, Sarayuth slotted home his second goal and it looked like it was all over at 4-1.
However the Police came out firing in the second half with goals from Chakrit Buathong (54) and Filippe Ferreira (65) to make it 4-3.
But it was Sarayuth who had the final say with his third goal of the night as the game finished 5-3.
There was another lively game at the PAT stadium where Thai Port FC enjoyed their second victory in four days after edging BEC Tero Sasana 3-2.
Port took the lead in the 20th minute with a fine 25-yard shot from Ekkachai Sumre. The hosts extended their lead in the 42nd minute with a goal by Jacob Aikhionbare but BEC pulled one back just before half-time though Chris Brandon to make it 2-1. In the second half, Port held the upper hand and made it 3-1 in the 72nd minute with a goal from Worawut Wangsawad .
BEC Tero pulled one back thanks to Udojoh Ekele but it was not enough and Port ran out 3-2 winners.
At Yamaha stadium, defending champions Muang Thong United needed just one goal to defeat Khon Kaen FC. On target was national striker Teerasil Dangda in the 11th minute.
At Phichit stadium, Kraikitti Inutane scored the winning goal for the TTM Phichit to edge SCG Samut Songkhram FC 1-0, while Osotspa M-150 Saraburi drew 0-0 with visitors Chiang Rai United .
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« Reply #1677 on: June 03, 2011, 12:16:17 PM » |
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Saturday 4th June Khon Kaen v Bangkok Glass (4:00pm) CHONBURI v Muang Thong Utd Sisaket v PEA Police Utd v Thai Port Army Utd v Pattaya Utd Chiang Rai Utd v TOT BEC Tero v Osotspa SriRacha v TTM Samut Songkhram v Navy (all 6:00pm) League table http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/chonburifc/league_table.pl |
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« Reply #1678 on: June 05, 2011, 07:27:18 AM » |
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Si Sa Ket hand Buriram first loss Chonburi’s Kazuto Kushida, left, blocks a shot from Muang Thong’s Pichitphong Choeichiu . Si Sa Ket stunned Buriram PEA 1-0 to hand the Thai Premier League leaders their first defeat of the season last night .
The Thunder Castle dominated for long periods but Victor Amaro scored the winner for the Koupreys at Si Sa Ket stadium.
Buriram had more scoring chances but the hosts defended well to frustrate the visitors in a northeastern derby.
But the surprise loss only did little damage to Buriram's title chase as second-placed Chonburi FC were held to a 1-1 home draw with Muang Thong United.
Therdsak Chaiman gave Chonburi the lead after 16 minutes. The two-time defending champions regrouped in the second half and deservedly got an equaliser through Datsakorn Thonglao.
Buriram have 39 points, seven ahead of Chonburi who have played one game less.
At Thammasat stadium, Insee Police United lost 1-0 to Thai Port FC with Ekkachai Sumre scoring the winner in the 31st minute.
At Army stadium, Army United came back from two goals down to earn a 3-3 draw with Pattaya United.
Niweat Siriwong put Pattaya in front in the 35th minute but Leandro dos Santos erased the deficit just before half-time.
Niweat was on target again in the 47th minute and Patipol Petchviset gave the Dolphins a 3-1 lead a few minutes later.
Rafael de Santana scored to make it 3-2 in the 69th minute and Leandro secured a point for the hosts a minute later.
At Mae Fah Luang stadium, Chiang Rai United beat TOT SC 2-0 with goals from Leontin Chitescu (12) and Edvaldo Pereira (27).
At Thephatsadin stadium, BEC Tero Sasana's slump continued as they were hammered 3-1 by visitors Osotspa M-150 Saraburi.
BEC striker Ronnachai Rangsiyo opened the scoring after 12 minutes only for Pipat Tonkanya to equalise five minutes later.
Osotspa went ahead after 27 minutes through Lazarus Kumbi. Pichit Jaiboon sent the ball into his own net in injury time.
At Suzuki stadium, Sri Racha FC were defeated 2-1 by TTM Phichit.
Yeon Gi Sung gave TTM a 1-0 lead in the 35th minute before Aron da Silva equalised in the 45th minute.
Supakorn Naknoi sealed the three points for the visitors with a penalty kick in the 75th minute.
At Samut Songkhram stadium, SCG Samut Songkhram ended their poor run with a 2-0 win over Siam Navy.
Pollachai Hongthong opened the account in the 23rd minute and Fabio added the other goal in the 60th minute. |
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« Reply #1680 on: June 13, 2011, 11:41:50 AM » |
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Glass Rabbits dent Sharks' title hopes
Chonburi FC failed to close the gap on Thailand Premier League leaders Buriram PEA when they lost 2-0 to Bangkok Glass at the Leo Stadium yesterday .
The Sharks, who still remain in second place, fell behind to a goal from in-form striker Sarayuth Chaikamdee in the 30th minute. Bangkok Glass maintained the pressure in the second half and made it 2-0 with a goal from Japanese striker Saruta Hironori in the 73rd minute.
The Glass Rabbits are in third place, just one point behind Chonburi.
At Yamaha stadium, defending champions Muang Thong United continued their improved form with a 2-0 win over Pattaya United.
The Kirin took the lead in the 18th minute through striker Teerasil Dangda and Dagno Siaka added a second in the 65th. The win consolidates Muang Thong's position in fourth place.
Si Sa Ket, who upset leaders Buriram last week, had to settle for a 2-2 draw away to Phichit yesterday.
Pichit opened the scoring with a first-half header from Supakorn Naknoi, but the Kouprey equalised with a goal from Tana Chanaboot in the 55th minute.
Phichit regained the lead in the 72nd minute through Yeon Gi Sung but Si Sa Ket grabbed an equaliser just before the final whistle with a strike from Totsapol Karnpook.
At Saraburi stadium,Osotspa M-150 Saraburi collected three points with a 2-0 victory against Insee Police United. On target for Osotspa were Cleiton Silva (77th) and Lazarus Kumbi (89th).
The Army United picked up a useful away win with a 1-0 defeat of SCG Samut Songkhram. The only goal of the match came from Brazilian, Leandro dos Santos in the 37th minute.
BEC Tero Sasana defeated TOT SC 3-1 with all the goals coming in the second half. BEC Tero took the lead through Ronnachai Rangsiyo in the 50th minute but TOT equalised in the 62nd minute with a goal by Thanasak Srisai.
The visitors clinched the match in the last 10 minutes with goals from Akkrapol Meesawad and Ronnachai getting his second of the match .
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« Reply #1682 on: July 17, 2011, 06:07:10 PM » |
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« Reply #1683 on: July 20, 2011, 01:37:03 PM » |
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« Reply #1684 on: July 20, 2011, 09:47:01 PM » |
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You know any live streaming link where I can follow TPL matches ? |
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« Reply #1685 on: August 14, 2011, 08:40:12 PM » |
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Please excuse any ignorance over Thai Football shown in this post. I have not had time to read all the threads.
I know the fixtures were changed several times around the start of the season, but I have not seen if they have been left constant since then. I notice that the final series of fixtures are scheduled for 25 December (Premier) and 24 December (Division One).
How confident are those of you with close knowledge, that the fixtures will be played on these dates.
Apart from these matches, do you expect any other football in Thailand, or indeed and other ASEAN country in the final two weeks of the year?
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« Reply #1686 on: August 15, 2011, 10:21:17 AM » |
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It's fairly certain the league will still be running in December. TPl and Div 1 are taking a break in November to allow for the ASEAN Games and World Cup qualifiers in that month.
The Regional League (Div 2) playoffs will probably finish around the same time (they'll run for
10 weeks after the leagues proper end in October).
Also, the FA Cup final is scheduled for mid-Jan, so it's likely the semis, at least, will be in December.
There's also rumours of expanding the league to 20 teams for 2012, so there may be more playoffs immediately after the end of the season around New Year. (last season's playoffs went till about 20 Jan)
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« Reply #1687 on: October 08, 2011, 08:08:39 PM » |
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« Reply #1688 on: October 09, 2011, 12:14:58 AM » |
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Sisaket finally ended their unbeaten row.
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« Reply #1689 on: October 24, 2011, 10:24:17 PM » |
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Buriram crush TOT SC, Port sink Navy Anucha Kitpongsri of Chonburi jumps to avoid a tackle from a Chiang Rai player. Buriram PEA extended their lead at the top of the Thai Premier League to nine points yesterday thanks to a 4-0 victory against TOT SC.
The Thunder Castle were by far the more attacking team and were rewarded for their adventure with a comfortable win at TOT stadium.
Herman Ekawalla scored the first goal after 13 minutes to set the tone as TOT SC rarely threatened.
Buriram's lead was doubled close to the interval when Frank Acheampong found the back of the net.
He then added a third close to the hour mark to put the result beyond doubt before Franck Ohandza conjured up a fourth for the league leaders as TOT SC's afternoon went from bad to worse.
At PAT stadium, hosts Thai Port FC defeated Siam Navy FC 3-2.
In front of a healthy crowd, Ekapoom Potarungroj scored the first goal from close range after just seven minutes but the Navy equalised in the 19th minute thanks to a finish from Paolo Barbosa.
Port soon regained the lead though and took a 2-1 advantage into the break thanks to Jedsada Ngarm-muang's clever header.
In the second half, Port appeared to take control of the game and they scored their third goal as Ekapoom grabbed his second of the match. However, Navy did not give up and reduced the deficit thanks to a Pisarnsin Sumin-inn finish but it was too late as Port held on for the three points.
Port remain in 11th place with 33 points while Navy are third from bottom with 23 points.
At Mae Fah Luang stadium in Chiang Rai, hosts Chiang Rai United edged Chonburi FC 4-3 in a thrilling contest.
United's four goals came from Wasant Natasan (13 and 59), Julian da Silva (65) and Sanong Chaiprakom (79) while Chonburi FC responded with finishes from Pipob On-mo (49 and 71) and Ney Fabiano (69). |
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« Reply #1690 on: November 26, 2011, 08:14:09 PM » |
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TPL season2011 will finish on 14 January 2012 due to Asian Champion League registration deadline.
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« Reply #1691 on: December 11, 2011, 09:58:37 AM » |
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Buriram storm ahead Barring a complete collapse in the home stretch, Buriram PEA should win their first Thai Premier League title after the Thunder Castle sealed a 1-0 win at Sri Racha yesterday.
Buriram's campaign was boosted by second-placed Muang Thong United's slip-up at Khon Kaen who came from two goals down to snatch a crucial 2-2 draw in their fight against relegation.
Buriram are now 16 points ahead of the defending champions who have had an unimpressive run lately.
At Suzuki stadium, Buriram squandered a lot of scoring chances before Franck Ohandza gave the visitors the lead just before half-time.
It was still a one-sided affair in the second half as Sri Racha failed to repeat their brilliant performances which saw them beat Buriram twice last season.
At Khon Kaen stadium, Muang Thong looked on course for an easy win when Anon Sangsanoi put them in front after just nine minutes.
Muang Thong seemed to have bagged the three points when Teerasil Dangda made it 2-0 in the second half.
But the Dinosaurs fought back spiritedly and scored twice in the final two minutes from Saksit Yuencheewit and Choke Sukkaew.
At Samut Songkhram stadium, SCG Samut Songkhram still have to fight to avoid the drop after losing 3-2 to TTM Phichit.
SCG got off to a fast start when Thana Sripandorn opened the scoring after just six minutes.
TTM equalised through South Korea's Kim Joo Yong on 24 minutes.
The visitors went ahead after 63 minutes through Kanuang Buransuk only for Frenchman Christian Hermann Zaro to equalise for the hosts.
But Kraikitti Inutane broke SCG's hearts when he scored the winner with three minutes to go.
At TOT stadium, TOT SC drew 0-0 with Si Sa Ket.
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« Reply #1692 on: December 18, 2011, 08:24:46 AM » |
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Thunder Castle beat Army 3-1 to claim maiden title with four games to go 
Goals from Anderson dos Santos (30), Ekwalla Herman (37) and Franck Ohandza (42) gave Buriram an easy win at Army stadium. Leandro dos Santos scored for the hosts after 33 minutes.
Buriram have 75 points with four games to spare as closest rivals Chonburi FC and Muang Thong United cannot overtake them.
The Thunder Castle could win a treble as they will meet Thai Port in the League Cup final and are in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.
Winning the league is a huge success for the Thunder Castle who won the title in only their second season in the top flight as Buriram PEA.
It is also a dream come true for club chairman Newin Chidchob who took over the team _ then Provincial Electricity Authority _ last year. He moved the club, who won the league crown in 2008, from their base in Ayutthaya to his home province of Buri Ram.
After the takeover, Newin made it clear that his aim was to help the team win the top prize in Thai football.
"Our ultimate goal is for the team to win the Thai league title," Newin said at the time.
Newin has brought in several fine players including Brazilian Anderson dos Santos and forwards Ohandza of Cameroon and Frank Acheampong who is dubbed "Ghana's Messi."
He also built a 24,000 seat stadium in the province called New I-Mobile which is the country's biggest privately owned stadium. The stadium officially opened earlier this year.
However, the takeover infuriated PEA fans in Ayutthaya who burned Newin's effigy in protest, and it was reported that the move might be linked to a wider political scenario.
The electricity agency is under the Interior Ministry which was then under Minister Chavarat Charnvirakul. Chavarat is Bhumjaithai Party leader of which Newin is widely known as the de facto chief and Newin is being suspended from politics.
Now that his men are not in the coalition government, it has been reported that the Provincial Electricity Authority wants to regain ownership of the club and move them to another province.
It is believed that Buriram PEA will merge with their sister club Buriram FC, run by Newin's wife Karuna, and become Buriram United.
Buriram FC have gained promotion to next season's top league and if both Buriram PEA and Buriram FC are both in the TPL at the same time, there could be legal problems.
In yesterday's other matches, Sri Racha drew 2-2 with Bangkok Glass, Pattaya United defeated Chiang Rai United 3-0 and TOT lost 3-2 to TTM Phichit. |
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« Reply #1694 on: January 02, 2012, 06:02:28 PM » |
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TPL and Division 1 Champion Celebration The opening day of Buriram United (Buriram PEA merge with Buriram FC) And new year countdown
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« Reply #1695 on: January 04, 2012, 10:43:00 PM » |
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hi i am Robert.and i am intersted in thish site.
I know the fixtures were changed several times around the start of the season, but I have not seen if they have been left constant since then.
21 September 2011 20:00
KOREA REPUBLIC-OMAN Changwon Football center and result 2:0
21 September 2011 20:15
SAUDI ARABIA-QATAR King Fahd International Stadium result 1:1
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« Reply #1696 on: January 05, 2012, 02:53:57 PM » |
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hi i am Robert.and i am intersted in thish site.
I know the fixtures were changed several times around the start of the season, but I have not seen if they have been left constant since then.
21 September 2011 20:00
KOREA REPUBLIC-OMAN Changwon Football center and result 2:0
21 September 2011 20:15
SAUDI ARABIA-QATAR King Fahd International Stadium result 1:1
These are the remaining TPL fixtures Saturday 7th January TOT v Police Utd Bangkok Glass v Sisaket Osotspa v TTM Khon Kaen V Thai Port Thursday 12th January Police Utd v Osotspa Saturday 14th January Navy v Samut Songkhram Sisaket v TTM Sunday 22nd January TOT v Samut Songkhram Tuesday 24th January Muang Thong Utd v SriRacha Saturday 28th January Army Utd v Samut Songkhram SriRacha v Navy Chiang Rai Utd v PEA BEC Tero v TOT Pattaya Utd v Muang Thong Utd |
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« Reply #1697 on: January 28, 2012, 11:47:43 AM » |
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TPL 2012 TO START ON 17 MARCH; MERGER OF TWO BURIRAMS BANGKOK (25 Jan 2012) – The Thai Premier League 2012 will begin on 17 March this year which will also see the emergence of Buriram United in the top flight.
Buriram PEA, the champions of the Thai Premier League 2011, will merge with the winner of Thai First, Buriram FC to become Buriram United.
The FA of Thailand (FAT) also announced this week that in 2012, the number of registered foreign players will be cut down to five from seven currently.
“Each TPL side will be allowed to have up to five foreign players on their books with a maximum three non-Asian players and one Asian on the pitch at the same time,” said Vichit Yamboonruang, the chairman of the TPL.
The new season will kick off with the King’s Trophy which will see double winners Buriram taking on league runners-up Chonburi FC on 11 March.
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« Reply #1698 on: January 29, 2012, 07:52:40 AM » |
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Siam Navy sink to Division One after loss TOT SC striker Kone Mohamed, left, scores one of his two goals against BEC Tero Sasana. TOT won 3-2. Siam Navy were relegated after losing 2-0 at Sri Racha on the final day of the 2011 Thai Premier League season yesterday.
Siam Navy now join Sri Racha and Khon Kaen in Division One as the other two relegation contenders TOT SC and SCG Samut Songkhram both won.
TOT SC edged BEC Tero Sasana 3-2 and SCG secured a 3-1 win at Army United.
At Suzuki stadium, hosts Sri Racha sent Navy down with goals from Attapong Nooprom after 12 minutes and Cristiano Lopez in the 50th minute.
At Army stadium, Chaiwut Wattana gave SCG the lead after just two minutes but Thanakorn Dangthong equalised soon after.
SCG then went ahead again after 22 minutes through Napat Thumrongsupakorn as Samut Songkhram took a 2-1 lead at half-time.
Napat then added another five minutes after the interval as the Mackerels won comfortably.
At Thephatsadin stadium, TOT SC raced into a 2-0 lead early in the second half with goals from Kone Mohamed and Prakit Deeprom.
Mohamed then gave TOT a 3-0 lead after 75 minutes but just as it seemed that TOT were heading for an easy win, BEC gave them a scare when Teerathep Winothai scored twice in the last six minutes.
However, TOT fended off BEC's late charge and held on for the win.
At Mae Fah Luang stadium, hosts Chiang Rai United held champions Buriram PEA to a 2-2 draw.
Wasant Natasan and Gilson Dias scored for Chiang Rai while Buriram PEA scored through Suchao Nutnum and an own goal from Pichai Preechachao.
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