The Thai coach blamed the lack of troops

“We don’t have the best force, when many players are injured or have physical problems. Because of that, the team can’t play as expected,” coach Worrawoot said after the 0-1 loss to Korea on 8/. 6.

Thailand entered the final match with the top position of Group C, but the defeat at the hands of Korea made them eliminated. This match, coach Worrawoot lost Suphanat Mueanta – the striker who scored three goals in the first two matches because of injury. A series of pillars like Ben Davis, Thanawat Suengchitthawon or Channarong Promsrikaew can only be substituted because of poor physical strength.

“Without Suphanat, we lose our eyes. We also lack Davis and Thanawat, if they have them the game will be much more interesting,” Worrawoot added. “But if there are enough troops, we believe that Thailand will solve the first and second matches, and that will be enough to enter the quarterfinals.”

When meeting Vietnam in the opening match on June 2, Thailand only escaped defeat thanks to a 2-2 equalizer in stoppage time by Suphanat. Next, they beat Malaysia 3-0, before losing to Korea yesterday 8/6.

“We had to use the remaining players to face a very strong team, the defending champion Korea. This match is fine, the rest of the players who can come into my field are also fine,” Coach 50 said. age talked about the student’s performance in the last match.

At the end of Group C, Korea leads with seven points, and Vietnam has five points to enter the quarterfinals. Thailand has four eliminated points, and the bottom position belongs to Malaysia when losing all three matches.

Lam Thou (from Tashkent)