AFC Asian Cup-2007(SATURDAY, 7 JULY 2007--SUNDAY, 29 JULY 2007): Thailand

23 June 2007

Thailand

Latest Match - Sat, Jul. 7, 2007
AFC Asian Cup 2007Final - Rajamangala Stadium
Thailand		1 - 1	Iraq
6'	S Suksomkit (pen)	1 - 0
32'		1 - 1	Y Khalef
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DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT	COMPETITION
Wed 6/6	H- Netherlands	L, 1 - 3	Friendly
Sat 7/7	H- Iraq	D, 1 - 1	AFC Asian Cup
Thu 7/12	A- Oman	11:20 UK	AFC Asian Cup
Mon 7/16	H- Australia	13:35 UK	AFC Asian Cup
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More Thailand News

June 29, 2007: Thailand's plucky Sarayud gets Asian Cup lifeline; Desperate to play at the Asian Cup, Thailand striker Sarayud Chaikamdee shocked team mates when he showed up for training despite having been dropped for next month's tournament.

June 17, 2007: Thai striker Zico makes Asian Cup squad; Experienced striker Kiatisak "Zico" Senamuang will return to the Asian Cup for the first time in 11 years after he was named in Thailand's squad for next month's finals at the weekend.

March 20, 2007: Thai stadia pass muster to host Asian Cup; The Asian Football Confederation on Tuesday approved Thailand's two national stadiums for this year's Asian Cup, ending months of speculation about their readiness to co-host the tournament.

February 21, 2007: Thai coach quitting to join Vietnamese club; Thai national team coach Charnwit Polcheewin is quitting less than five months before the Asian Cup after newly promoted V-League team Dong Thap made him an offer he could not refuse.

February 4, 2007: Disappointed Thais expect coach Phalajivin's exit; Thailand's disappointment at finishing runners-up to defending champions Singapore in the final of the Asean Football Championship has been compounded by the likelihood that head coach Chanvit Phalaji

January 27, 2007: Vietnam look for miracle in Bangkok; Vietnam assistant coach Mai Duc Chung has admitted his side needs a miracle if they are qualify for next week's Asean Football Championship final.

January 23, 2007: Cold weather in Hanoi a worry for Thailand; Cold weather and a hot reception from what is expected to be full house at Hanoi's My Dinh Stadium are two additional factors that Thailand must contend with when they take on Vietnam in the first leg

January 17, 2007: The better team lost insists Vietnam's Riedl; Vietnam coach Alfred Riedl insisted that his side's dominance in the first leg of the 2007 Asean Football Championship against Thailand on Wednesday did not warrant a 2-0 defeat at the hands of the th

January 16, 2007: Malaysia progress into next phase despite defeat; Despite going down 1-0 to Thailand and needing the Philippines to hold Myanmar to a shock goalless draw to advance to advance to the semi-finals of the Asean Football Championship, Malaysia coach Nori

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