By defeating Myanmar, Thailand topped Group B.
Thailand defeated Myanmar 2-0 at the Rajamangala Stadium thanks to goals from Kanitsribumphen and Mamah, officially advancing to the semi-finals as group winners.
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- 0'The match has started.
Thailand hosts Myanmar. - 11'Worachit successfully converted the penalty, giving Thailand a 1-0 lead over Myanmar.
Minute 11,Worachit KanitsribumphenThailand took a precise penalty kick to open the scoring, giving them a 1-0 lead against Myanmar. The early goal quickly gave the Thai team a significant advantage. If they maintain this scoreline, Thailand will temporarily hold the top spot in the group with 9 points, although the group standings are not yet finalized for qualification. - 13'Thailand gained an early advantage despite Myanmar's efforts to retaliate.
After 13 minutes of play, Thailand held a significant advantage, taking the lead.1 - 0and maintain possession.56 - 44Despite conceding an early goal, Myanmar still tried to fight back and find an equalizer, judging by their shooting statistics.1 - 2together1 - 2corner kicks, however Thailand proved to be far more effective in terms of shots on target.1 - 0. - 27'Thailand takes the lead, Myanmar presses aggressively.
By the 27th minute, despite being 1-0 down, Myanmar continued to play with great effort and had a slight advantage in shots on goal (1-4) and corner kicks (2-4). Conversely, Thailand proactively controlled the tempo with a possession rate of 53-47 to maintain their lead. - 39'The match was evenly contested, with Thailand having a slight advantage in terms of efficiency.
39th minute,ThailandDespite holding a 1-0 lead, the match was incredibly balanced. Myanmar played fairly, with 50-50 possession and 4-4 shots on goal; however, the Thai team had a slight advantage in shots on target (2-1), allowing them to capitalize on their lead with a goal. - 45'End of the first half
At the end of the first half, the score was 1-0. - 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun. - 47'VAR confirms the goal, Thailand increases the score to 2-0.
In the 47th minute, VAR technology intervened to confirm the goal.Thailandafter the shotWorachit KanitsribumphenThe score was increased to 2-0, giving Thailand a significant lead at the start of the second half. - 52'Jehhanafee Mamah successfully converted the penalty, giving Thailand a 2-0 lead.
52nd minute,Jehhanafee MamahHe accurately converted the penalty to extend Thailand's lead to 2-0. This goal doubled the advantage for the Thai team against Myanmar and gave them a huge edge in the match. - 54'Kyaw Min Oo received a yellow card in the 54th minute.
54th minute,Kyaw Min OoThe Myanmar players received a yellow card from the referee. Having just conceded a 2-0 goal to Thailand in the 52nd minute, the Myanmar players were under immense pressure and gradually lost their composure in contested situations. - 56'Thailand held a 2-0 lead despite the game being evenly matched.
In the 56th minute, Thailand continued to maintain their advantage.2-0against Myanmar. Despite the possession statistics being evenly split.50-50and the number of shots on goal was not significantly different.7-6(3-1 on target), Thailand's superior ability to capitalize on opportunities allowed them to completely dominate the scoreline. - 59'Hein Htet Aung came on as a substitute for Wai Lin Aung.
59th minute,Hein Htet Aungwas brought onto the field as a substitute forWai Lin AungWith Thailand trailing 2-0, this personnel change is expected to bring a fresh impetus to the attack in an attempt to find an equalizer. - 59'Myanmar makes substitutions in an attempt to find an equalizer.
In the 59th minute, Myanmar decided to make a substitution.Nyein Chan Aungwas brought onto the field as a substitute forMyat Phone KhantTrailing 2-0 to Thailand, this was an attempt to refresh the lineup and find a way to narrow the scoreline. - 59'Khun Kyaw Zin Hein replaces Zwe Khant Min
59th minute,Khun Kyaw Zin Heinwas brought onto the field to replaceZwe Khant MinThis personnel change was aimed at finding a fresh approach to the game while trailing Thailand 2-0. - 62'Thailand strengthens its defense with Nattapong Sayriya.
62nd minute,Nattapong Sayriyawas brought onto the field as a substitute forPansa HemviboonThe Thai coaching staff made personnel changes in the defense to maintain solidity while leading 2-0. - 69'Thailand maintained an effective game plan against Myanmar.
In the 69th minute, Thailand still controlled the game with a lead.2-0Although the ball possession time between the two teams was fairly balanced.51-49Thailand once again proved superior in terms of sharpness when they had4-1Shots on target (total shots)10-8) to differentiate themselves from Myanmar. - 73'Thailand made a personnel change in the 73rd minute.
In the 73rd minute, Thailand made a personnel change whenWaris Choolthongwas brought on as a substitute.Narubadin WeerawatnodomHolding a 2-0 lead, Thailand proactively made changes to maintain a safe position for the remainder of the match. - 73'Thailand brought Todsawat Limwanasthian onto the field in the 73rd minute.
In the 73rd minute, Thailand made a substitution whenTodsawat Limwanasthianwas brought on as a substitute.Worachit KanitsribumphenWith a 2-0 lead, the Thai team proactively revamped their midfield in order to better control the situation for the remainder of the match. - 77'Myanmar brought Saw Myo Zaw onto the field in the 77th minute.
In the 77th minute, Myanmar made a substitution whenSaw Myo Zawwas brought onto the field as a substitute forLwin Moe AungWith Thailand trailing 2-0, the Myanmar coaching staff hoped the new player would bring a fresh impetus to the attack in the final minutes of the match. - 81'Myanmar pushed forward and controlled possession, while Thailand maintained their effectiveness.
In the 81st minute, Myanmar pushed forward with 45-55 possession, but Thailand proved to be the more effective team. The Thai side dominated with 11 shots on goal (4-2 on target) to firmly secure their 2-0 lead. Thanks to their superior corner kick count (6-5), Thailand easily controlled the game in the final minutes. - 87'VAR intervened in the situation involving Myat Kaung Khant.
In the 87th minute, VAR technology was used again to review a play involving a player.Myat Kaung KhantThe match was drawing to a close with Thailand still holding a 2-0 lead. - 89'Thailand made last-minute personnel changes.
In the 89th minute, Thailand made a substitution whenAdison Promrakwas brought onto the field as a substitute forJehhanafee MamahAs the match drew to a close with a 2-0 lead, the Thai team proactively strengthened their lineup. If they maintained this score, Thailand would temporarily hold the top spot in the group with 9 points after 3 matches. - 89'Win Naing Tun left the field in the 89th minute.
89th minute,Win Naing TunHe left the field to make way for a teammate as regular time was nearing its end. With Thailand leading 2-0, this was a last-minute substitution. - 90+2'Yellow card in the 90+2 minute of added time.
The match entered injury time and the referee made a substitution.Yellow card in the 90+2 minute.Thailand is still maintaining its 2-0 lead; if they keep this score, the team from the land of the golden temples will temporarily move to the top of the group with 9 points, even though the qualifying spots have not yet been decided. - 94'Thailand controlled their advantage well in injury time.
In the 94th minute, Thailand adopted a more cautious approach despite having less possession than their opponents.45-55However, the sharpness of the counter-attacks still clearly favored the team leading 2-0, as they dominated in terms of shots on goal.13-10(hit the target)6-2), rendering all of Myanmar's belated efforts hopeless. - KTFinal score: Thailand 2-0 Myanmar
The match ended with a score of 2-0.
Updated at 22:00 on 08/08/2026
Outstanding player
Worachit Kanitsribumphen
Thailand
1 table
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Jehhanafee Mamah
Thailand
1 table
Sarach Yooyen
Thailand
Score 7.35
Kampol Pathomakkakul
Thailand
Score 7.3
8:00 PM, August 8, 2026 - ASEAN Cup
Rajamangala National Stadium is set to witness a clash between Thailand and Myanmar at 8:00 PM on August 8, 2026, in the ASEAN Cup. This is a direct confrontation between the two leading teams in their respective groups.
Form and position in the league table
Thailand is demonstrating overwhelming strength with a streak of three consecutive wins in their recent matches. This impressive achievement has helped the representative from the land of the golden temples stand in first place in the standings with a perfect 9 points.
Conversely, Myanmar is ranked just behind in second place with 6 points. In their last 3 matches, Myanmar has secured 2 wins and suffered 1 defeat. Despite their recent loss, their form of winning 2 out of their last 3 matches still inspires confidence in the visiting team.
The head-to-head record favors Thailand.
The head-to-head history shows a clear dominance from the home team. In the last 5 encounters between the two teams, Thailand has won all 5 matches, while Myanmar has yet to win, and there have been no draws.
Match review
With the home advantage at Rajamangala National Stadium, impressive form, and a superior head-to-head record, Thailand holds many advantages in this match. However, Myanmar, with 6 points currently, is also ready to take the initiative and strive for the best possible result against the league leaders.
Thailand
last 5 matches
TTTT
3
Match
3-0-0
THB
8
Note (TB 2.7)
0
Conceding a goal
Myanmar
last 5 matches
TTBTT
3
Match
2-0-1
THB
12
Note (TB 4.0)
5
Conceding a goal
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
