[Live] Thailand vs Oman

Qatar Thailand created more chances than Oman in the first half, the second match of Group F of the 2023 Asian Cup.

The second half begins.
It's Oman's turn to serve.
First half statistics
Thailand Parameter Oman
4 Finish 3
2 Goal kick 1
5 Foul 7
3 Corner kick 1
39% Ball possession rate 61%
0.46 Expected Goals 0.34
45'+3
End of first half
45'
Theerathon tests Oman goalkeeper
From a free kick on the right, more than 25 meters away, defender Theerathon shot straight with his left foot towards the Oman goalkeeper but the ball was caught.
Theerathon tests Oman goalkeeper
Audience colors
Female Omani spectators were frustrated by the tight match between the two teams. Photo: Lam Thoa
Another audience member took the opportunity to adjust his headscarf. Photo: Lam Thoa
36'
Two teams commit consecutive fouls
Since the start of the match, both teams have committed four fouls, causing the match to be interrupted. Apart from Dolah's chance in the 16th minute, there were no truly dangerous situations in the match.
31'
Abdullah Fawaz shoots into the sky
Oman had a rare space in front of the Thai penalty area when midfielder Abdullah Fawaz received the ball, but he had to quickly kick it away because he was being pressed, causing the ball to fly into the air.
Defender Theerathon (left) is Thailand's main creative player. Photo: Lam Thoa
24'
Thailand's good position
Thailand had less possession in the first half, but created three times more chances than their opponents. The Southeast Asian team also appeared more dangerous whenever they had the ball.
Midfielder Supachok (No. 7) dribbles past an Omani defender. Photo: Lam Thoa
21'
Thailand siege
Right back Nicholas Mickelson crossed the ball to the left of the penalty area for midfielder Bordin Phala to shoot, but the Oman player blocked the ball successfully.

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Thailand will meet Oman at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium, at 5:30 p.m. (Doha time), and 9:30 p.m. (Hanoi time) on Sunday, January 21, 2024. In the first round, Thailand beat Kyrgyzstan 2-0 to top Group F, while Oman lost 1-2 to Saudi Arabia.

Thailand is missing a few key players such as centre-back Manuel Bihr, midfielder Chanathip Songkrasin and striker Teerasil Dangda. However, they still have attacking players from foreign clubs, notably brothers Supachok Sarachat and Suphanat Mueanta. Striker Supachai Chaided is also in form with a double in the opening match.

In defense, Thailand can use a pair of central defenders who are 1.90 m or taller, namely Pansa Hemviboon and Elias Dolah. Right-back Nicholas Mickelson has a lot of experience playing in the Danish championship, while left-back Theerathon Bunmathan won the J-League with Yokohama F Marinos.

Oman is currently ranked 74th in FIFA, 39 places above Thailand. They beat Vietnam in both matches in the third qualifying round of the 2022 World Cup. They have only one player playing abroad, midfielder Jameel Al-Yahmadi in the second tier of Qatar.

Quang Dung - Hoang An

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