THAILAND NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM

The 'Thailand national football team' is the national team of Thailand and is connected to the Football Association of Thailand. The team has finished in the Asian Cup as third in 1972. They participated in the Summer Olympics twice and Asian Games four times. The Thai team is dominant in South East Asia, having won the ASEAN Football Championships in 1996, 2000, 2002 and regularly dominate the Football event of the South East Asian Games.

Contents

Last 2 games

World Cup record

Asian Cup record

Asean Football Championship (Tiger Cup)

Asian Games record

SEA Games record

2007 Asian Cup Squad

Top scorers

References

See also

External links

Last 2 games

2-0 - Bangkok - July 12, 2007.
0 - 4 - Bangkok - July 16, 2007.

World Cup record

★ 1930 to 1970 - Did not enter

★ 1974 to 2006 - Did not qualify

Asian Cup record

★ 1956 to 1964 - Did not enter

★ 1968 - Did not qualify

★ 1972 - Third place

★ 1976 - Withdrew after qualifying

★ 1980 to 1988 - Did not qualify

★ 1992 to 2007 - Round 1

Asean Football Championship (Tiger Cup)

★ 1996 - 'Champions'

★ 1998 - Semi Finals

★ 2000 - 'Champions'

★ 2002 - 'Champions'

★ 2004 - Round 1

★ 2007 - Runners-up

Asian Games record

Thailand team at the Asian Games

★ 1990 - Semi Finals

★ 1998 - Semi Finals

★ 2002 - Semi Finals

★ 2006 - Quarter-Finals

SEA Games record

★ 1959 - Runner-up

★ 1961 - 3rd-place

★ 1965 - 'Champion'

★ 1967 - 3rd-place

★ 1969 - Runner-up

★ 1971 - 3rd-place

★ 1973 -

★ 1975 - 'Champion'

★ 1977 - Runner-up

★ 1979 - 3rd-place

★ 1981 - 'Champion'

★ 1983 - 'Champion'

★ 1985 - 'Champion'

★ 1987 - 3rd-place

★ 1989 -

★ 1991 - Runner-up

★ 1993 - 'Champion'

★ 1995 - 'Champion'

★ 1997 - 'Champion'

★ 1999 - 'Champion'

★ 2001 - 'Champion'

★ 2003 - 'Champion'

★ 2005 - 'Champion'

2007 Asian Cup Squad

2007 Asian Cup Squad ^[2]
Head coach: Chanvit Polchovin

Top scorers

# Piyapong Piew-on - 103
# Kiatisuk Senamuang - 91 ^[3]
# Niwat Srisawat - 55
# Jessadapon na Patalung - 42
# Natipong Srithong-in - 35

References

1. [1]
2. Thailand squad from dohaasiangames.org
3. 91 goals from his own website

Tawan Sripan

See also

★ Thailand women's national football team

External links

★ Thai Football.com