Thailand vs South Korea – Friendlies| Date: Tuesday, 26 March, 2024 | Kick-off: 12:30 CET | Venue: Rajamangala National Stadium (Thailand ).
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Our first prediction is a victory for South Korea. In their previous encounter, both teams had an outstanding match that ended in a draw, with South Korea and their opponent occupying the top two positions on the league table. Despite conceding a goal in the 61st minute, which earned the visitors points, South Korea is favored to win this fixture, given their status as one of the strongest teams in Asia.
Prediction: South Korea Win
Our second prediction is for over 1.5 goals. The last match ended 1-1, indicating both teams possess potent attacking capabilities. Therefore, we anticipate this fixture to have over 1.5 goals scored.
Betting Tip: Goals over 1.5
Preview On Thailand vs South Korea
Thailand is ranked 101st in the FIFA rankings and hasn’t been performing at their peak. They’ve secured one win, three draws, and suffered one loss in their last five fixtures. Their previous fixture against the visitors ended in a draw, with the hosts scoring in the 61st minute to salvage a point. Currently placed 2nd on the league table, Thailand faces a tough challenge against South Korea.
South Korea is in good form, having secured two wins, two draws, and one loss in their last five fixtures. Ranked 22nd in the FIFA rankings, they have a strong track record in major tournaments. Leading the qualification table with 7 points, South Korea aims to make it difficult for the hosts, especially after their draw in the first leg.
In their two previous encounters, South Korea won once, while one match ended in a draw, with Thailand yet to secure a victory.”
Predicted Lineups:
Thailand: Patiwat, Theerathon, Pansa, Elias, Nicholas, Weerathep, Pathompon, Worachit, Sarach, Rungrath, Supachai.
South Korea: Hyeon-Woo, Young-Woo, Young-Gwon, Seung-Hyun, Tae-Hawn, In-Beom, Yong-Woo, Jae-Sung, Hee-Chang, Heung-Min Son, Kang-in Lee.