Thailand vs Singapore, ASEAN Championship, 2026, Today Match Prediction
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Thailand Host Singapore with Spot in ASEAN Hyundai Cup Final at Stake
- Thailand lead the semi-final tie by two goals after first leg.
- In the last five matches, Thailand have 5 wins, 0 draw, Singapore have 2 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss.
- Thailand average 2.6 goals per game, Singapore average 1.2 goals per game.
Thailand to win (2-0).
| Tournament: | ASEAN Championship, 2026 |
| Venue: | Rajamangala National Stadium |
Thailand vs Singapore Match Prediction & Analysis
Thailand host Singapore in the second leg of their ASEAN Hyundai Cup semi-final on August 18 in Bangkok. Thailand enter with a strong advantage after the first leg, while Singapore must produce a much-improved performance to overturn the deficit. The hosts will look to remain disciplined and finish the tie strongly
Head-to-Head Record
In the last six matches, Singapore Have won 0, lost 6, Thailand have won 6 , lost 0.
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Thailand Preview
Thailand faced Singapore in the first leg of their semi-final, securing a 3–1 victory through two goals from Teerasak Poeiphimai and another from Seksan Ratree. The result gave Thailand a strong advantage heading into the second leg.
Thailand controlled key moments of the match and showed greater attacking efficiency, while Singapore struggled to contain their forwards. Ilhan Fandi’s late goal provided Singapore with a lifeline and prevented Thailand from taking an even bigger lead into the return leg.
For Thailand, the win provides strong momentum heading into the second leg in Bangkok. Maintaining their defensive discipline and attacking efficiency will be crucial as they look to protect their aggregate advantage and secure a place in the final.
Thailand had just 28% possession against Singapore in the first leg, yet still produced a clinical performance on the counterattack and secured the advantage.
Thailand recorded 13 total shots and 4 big chances against Singapore.
Thailand recorded 231 passes against Singapore in the first leg, completing them with an 88% pass accuracy.
Team News
Thailand have no major injury or suspension concerns heading into the second leg, with their strongest squad available.
Thailand Probable starting Lineup
GK: Kampol Pathomakkakul
DEF: Narubodin Weerawaynodom, Manuel Bihr, Pansa Hemviboon, Oussama Thiangkham
MID: Picha Autra, Chaiyaphon Otton, Sarach Yooyen, Worachit Kanitsribumphen
FWD: Kakana Khamyok, Seksan Ratree
Singapore Preview
Singapore faced Thailand in the first leg of their semi-final, suffering a 3–1 defeat at Jalan Besar Stadium. Thailand took control early through Teerasak Poeiphimai’s two goals before Seksan Ratree added a third after the break. Ilhan Fandi’s late strike gave Singapore a lifeline ahead of the second leg.
Singapore struggled to contain Thailand’s quick attacking transitions despite having periods of control. Shawal Anuar also saw his penalty saved before Thailand extended their advantage, leaving Singapore with a difficult task in the return leg.
For Singapore, the result means they must produce a much-improved performance in Bangkok. They need to be more clinical in front of goal while maintaining defensive discipline if they are to overturn the two-goal aggregate deficit and reach the final.
Singapore had 72% possession against Thailand in the first leg, showing that they were able to control much of the ball despite losing the match.
Singapore recorded 11 total shots and 1 big chance against Thailand. Despite creating limited clear-cut opportunities, they managed to score once late in the match, giving them a small boost ahead of the second leg.
Singapore recorded 583 passes against Thailand, showing their ability to circulate the ball and build possession.
Team News
Irfan Najeeb remains unavailable after withdrawing from Singapore’s squad with an injury, leaving Gavin Lee without one of his defensive options.
Singapore Probable starting Lineup
GK: Izwan Mahbud
DEF: Lionel Tan, Hariss Harun, Jacob Mahler, Ryhan Stewart, Shah Shahiran
MID: Kyoga Nakamura, Glenn Kweh, Harhys Stewart
FWD: Ui-Young Song, Ilhan Fandi Ahmad
THAILAND vs SINGAPORE
Winning PredictionThailand head into this ASEAN Championship semi-final second leg as clear favourites after securing a 3–1 advantage in Singapore. Their strong momentum, defensive solidity and attacking quality give them the edge, while Singapore face a difficult task overturning the aggregate deficit in Bangkok.
Bookmakers strongly favour Thailand at around 1.34, with the draw at 4.00 and Singapore priced at 8.55, highlighting the hosts’ advantage. Based on current form, the first-leg result and the odds, a Thailand victory appears the most likely outcome.
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