Singapore U23 coach explains the salt defeat against Thailand U23

Singapore U23 coach: “Vietnamese fans are so amazing”

Tonight, Singapore U23 lost heavily to U23 Thailand 0-5 in the second match of Group B men’s football at SEA Games 31. The scorer to bring the “5-star” victory for Thailand U23 is Benjamin Davis (penalty penalty). 45 minutes), Harhys Stewart (no. 15 Singapore U23 owns an own), Ekanit Panya (double in 51, 66′), Korawich Tasa (81 minutes).

Speaking at the press conference after the match, coach Mohamad bin Nasir expressed: “I feel very disappointed with today’s result. The 0-5 loss is not expected by anyone.

45 minutes in the first half, we played relatively well, controlled the ball well. However, after a penalty situation before entering the break and an own goal early in the second half, everything turned. Singapore U23 faced many disadvantages and lost heavily.

Coach Mohamad bin Nasir added that, after the match against Laos U23 (2-2 draw on May 7) at 16:00 pm, his players had lost a lot of energy and were tired. Some players encountered injuries, did not recover in time, their physical strength did not guarantee the density of the competition 2 days/match:

“As the head coach, I will encourage the whole team not to give up, continue to play, and contribute to the audience.”

In closing, coach Mohamad bin Nasir thanked the Vietnamese fans for the love they gave to two teams U23 Thailand and U23 Singapore in tonight’s match:

“Perhaps this is the first time I’ve experienced this feeling. The audience filled the stands, cheering impartially for both teams. The match took place on a neutral field, without the home team but again. It’s really rare to appear in this atmosphere.

I really appreciate these sentiments and U23 Singapore will continue to work hard to appreciate the love of the fans.”