[Result] Thailand 1-3 Indonesia

Thursday, August 24, 2023, 19:30 (GMT+7)

Thailand and Indonesia beat the host 3-1 in the U23 Southeast Asian semi-final with many rough tackles, to enter the final to meet Vietnam.

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Time's up
Indonesia beat Thailand 3-1 to enter the U23 Southeast Asian final to meet Vietnam.
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Indonesian player cheers after blocking the ball
Blocking a close-range shot from striker Yotsakon, a red shirt player tensed up and shouted in joy.
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Thai player kicked opponent's calf
Midfielder Nathathop kicked the ball from behind onto Septiawan's calf and was shown a yellow card. Six minutes were added to the second half.
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Home audience left early
In the stands of Rayong Stadium, there were a few spectators leaving early. Thailand needed to score two more goals to avoid elimination but they were playing weaker and weaker.
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Thailand missed
From a free kick from Thailand on the right, striker Chukid headed the ball at the second post with a shot that went over the bar.
Indonesia meets Vietnam in the final
Indonesia were just 10 minutes away from the final, when they still had a two-goal advantage.
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Homeowners in trouble
Thailand is in a fierce battle with Indonesia, and they also cannot create many dangerous opportunities.
Thailand (in blue) showed no signs of being able to score. Photo: Lam Thoa
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Thai player tackled fiercely again
Striker Natcha missed the ball, causing defender Robi Darwis to fall and require medical attention.
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Player collides hard
Thai striker Pattara missed the ball, pushed defender Dewa out and crashed into an advertising board on the sideline. The referee did not blow the whistle for this situation.
Players from both teams played more and more violently. Photo: Lam Thoa

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Thailand won all three group stage matches against Cambodia, Myanmar and Brunei, scoring eight goals and conceding none. Indonesia lost to Malaysia in the group stage, before beating Timor Leste by the minimum score. However, Indonesia still advanced as the best second-placed team in the group, ahead of the Philippines and Cambodia.

Thailand and Indonesia met again when they met in the final of the 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia. At that time, Indonesia won 5-2 after 120 minutes of play, in a match full of red cards.

Quang Dung - Hoang An

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