Thailand beat Singapore 3-1, opening the door to the final.
They defeated hosts Singapore 3-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium in the ASEAN Cup semi-final.
- 0'The match has started.
Singapore hosts Thailand. - 13'Singapore takes the initiative.
By the 13th minute, Singapore was in control with a higher possession rate.71-29Compared to Thailand, the home team created considerable pressure, dominating in terms of shots on goal.2-0as well as the number of corner kicks2-0Meanwhile, Thailand is still playing deep in defense to keep their goal safe as the score remains 0-0. - 14'Teerasak Poeiphimai opened the scoring for Thailand.
14th minute,Teerasak Poeiphimaimake good use of the geological formation.Seksan RatreeHe scored against Singapore, giving Thailand a 0-1 lead. This early advantage allowed the Thai team to take control of the game in this knockout match. - 26'Teerasak Poeiphimai doubled Thailand's lead.
In the 26th minute, from an assist by Waris Choolthong,Teerasak PoeiphimaiThailand successfully scored to extend their lead to 0-2. This early doubling of the lead gave Thailand a significant advantage over Singapore in the first half. - 26'Thailand maintained their advantage with a two-goal lead.
Having taken an early 0-2 lead, Thailand completely dominated the game against Singapore. By the 26th minute, the visitors' superior effectiveness was evident in their shots (2-4, 0-3 on target) and possession (70-30). - 31'VAR intervened in Glenn Kweh's case.
At minute 31, technologyVARThey had to intervene to investigate the situation.Glenn KwehWith Thailand holding a 0-2 lead, every decision from the video referee's room received intense scrutiny from both teams. - 33'Yotsakon Burapha received a yellow card in the 33rd minute.
33rd minute,Yotsakon BuraphaHe received a yellow card from the referee after a foul. Although Thailand was leading 0-2, this yellow card served as a reminder that they need to maintain composure in challenges. - 35'Shawal Anuar missed a penalty, giving Singapore a chance to reduce the deficit.
In the 35th minute, Singapore had a great opportunity to narrow the gap, butShawal AnuarHe missed the penalty again. This missed opportunity from the 11-meter mark left Singapore in a difficult chasing position, trailing Thailand 0-2. - 38'Thailand maintained their lead over Singapore.
By the 38th minute, Thailand maintained their significant advantage, leading Singapore 0-2. Despite having 70-30 possession, the visitors proved more effective with 3-4 shots (1-3 on target) to maintain control of the game. - 43'Thailand made an early substitution before halftime.
In the 43rd minute, Thailand made a substitution in the first half.Patrik Gustavssonwas brought onto the field as a substitute forTeerasak PoeiphimaiDespite holding a 0-2 lead, the visiting team proactively made personnel changes to maintain control of the game before halftime. - 45'End of the first half
At the end of the first half, the score was 0-2. - 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun. - 46'Singapore made personnel changes at the start of the second half.
At the start of the second half, in the 46th minute, Singapore made a substitution.Irfan Fandiwas brought onto the field as a substitute forGlenn KwehTrailing 0-2 to Thailand, the home team needed a fresh impetus to have any hope of improving their performance. - 50'Thailand maintained their advantage despite Singapore dominating possession.
In the 50th minute, Singapore pushed forward, seeking opportunities with increased possession.73 - 27However, Thailand is the more effective team and is currently leading.0 - 2and possess a significantly better shooting accuracy rate.1 - 4. - 51'Seksan Ratree increased the score to 0-3 for Thailand.
51st minute,Patrik Gustavssonhas favorable geological conditions toSeksan RatreeHe scored, extending Thailand's lead to 0-3. The goal at the start of the second half gave Thailand a comfortable lead and allowed them to continue dominating the game against Singapore. - 56'Irfan Fandi received a yellow card in the 56th minute.
56th minute,Irfan FandiHe received a yellow card from the referee after the foul. With Thailand already trailing 0-3, this yellow card made the defense's job even more difficult. - 57'Singapore brought Ryhan Stewart on to replace Lionel Tan.
In the 57th minute, Singapore made a substitution whenRyhan StewartHe was brought onto the field to replace the previous player.Lionel PanTrailing Thailand 0-3, the home team desperately needed a fresh start to have any hope of improving their performance in the remaining time of the match. - 63'Thailand was overwhelmingly effective with a 0-3 advantage.
In the 63rd minute, Thailand was still in control of the game with a lead.0 - 3Completely safe. Even though Singapore had possession.73 - 27The visiting team, however, proved to be far more effective, excelling in their finishing ability.6 - 10(hit the target)1 - 5. - 64'Thailand brought Picha Autra onto the field in the 64th minute.
64th minute:Thailand made a substitution, with Picha Autra coming on for Kakana Khamyok. Holding a comfortable 0-3 lead, the visitors had reason to proactively adjust their personnel in order to maintain freshness and control the tempo of the game. - 64'Thailand brought Wanchai Jarunongkran onto the field to replace O. Thiangkham.
In the 64th minute, Thailand made a substitution.Wanchai Jarunongkrancame onto the field to replaceO. ThiangkhamWith a 0-3 lead, the away team proactively made substitutions to maintain control in the remaining minutes. - 69'Singapore makes personnel changes: Hami Syahin replaces Ilhan Fandi
In the 69th minute, Singapore made a substitution.Hami Syahinwas brought onto the field as a substitute forIlhan FandiTrailing 0-3 to Thailand, the Singapore coaching staff hoped this change would bring a fresh impetus to the team's attack. - 75'Thailand maintained their dominance until the 75th minute.
In the 75th minute, Thailand continued to dominate the game, holding the lead.0 - 3With possession rate72 - 28% same shooting index7 - 13(hit the target)1 - 6The visiting team made things very difficult for Singapore, and they were almost unable to push their formation forward. - 79'Thailand substituted Yotsakon Burapha in the 79th minute.
In the 79th minute, Thailand made a substitution.Pansa Hemviboonwas brought onto the field to replaceYotsakon BuraphaWith a comfortable 0-3 lead, the away team proactively adjusted their personnel to maintain defensive solidity in the final minutes of the match. - 79'Thailand brought Todsawat Limwanasthian onto the field in the 79th minute.
In the 79th minute, Thailand made a substitution whenTodsawat Limwanasthiancame onto the field as a substitute.Seksan RatreeWith a 0-3 lead over Singapore, the visiting team proactively adjusted their lineup to maintain control in the final minutes of the match. - 84'Irfan Fandi scored, Singapore narrowed the score to 1-3.
In the 84th minute, he received an assist fromHami Syahin,Irfan FandiA precise finish reduced the deficit to 1-3 for Singapore. Although the goal came rather late, it was still a well-deserved reward for the efforts of the red-shirted players in their search for a goal. - 85'Singapore made a substitution in the 85th minute.
Immediately after scoring to reduce the deficit to 1-3 in the 84th minute, Singapore made a substitution in the 85th minute whenFarhan Zulkifliwas brought on as a substitute.Shawal AnuarThe home team made an effort to refresh their attacking line in order to continue increasing the pressure in the final minutes of the match. - 87'Thailand took the lead in the 87th minute.
In the 87th minute, Thailand maintained a safe lead of 1-3. Although Singapore controlled possession 71-29, the visitors were superior in terms of efficiency with 10-13 shots and 3-6 shots on target. - 88'Sarach Yooyen received a yellow card in the 88th minute.
In the 88th minute,Sarach YooyenHe received a yellow card from the referee after the foul. Thailand still holds a 1-3 lead as the match nears its end. - KTFinal score: Singapore 1-3 Thailand
The match ended with a score of 1-3.
Updated at 21:57 on August 15, 2026






The highly anticipated match between Singapore and Thailand in the semi-finals of the Southeast Asian Football Championship (ASEAN Cup) has garnered significant attention from fans. This clash will take place at 8:00 PM on August 15, 2026, at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
Recent form of both teams
On the Singapore side, the team has been showing relatively stable form recently. In their last four matches, Singapore has an unbeaten record with two wins and two draws. Playing on their familiar Jalan Besar pitch promises to provide an important morale boost for the island nation's representatives before this big challenge.
Conversely, Thailand enters this match with an incredibly impressive record. The team from the land of the golden temples has maintained an absolutely outstanding form, winning all four of their most recent matches. This winning streak reflects Thailand's strength and thorough preparation for this crucial stage of the tournament.
History of confrontations and assessment of the current situation.
Statistics from the last five encounters between the two teams show a clear dominance by Thailand. They have won all five matches, giving Singapore no chance of winning or even drawing. The head-to-head history completely favors Thailand going into the upcoming clash.
Overall, the knockout semi-final clash promises to be extremely tense. Thailand has the edge in both form and past head-to-head record, but Singapore, with the advantage of playing at home and a recent unbeaten streak, will certainly do their best to create an upset.
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).


