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Thai experts do not believe their team will beat Vietnam

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Ahead of the first leg of the AFF Cup 2024 final, Thairath Sport published the score predictions of four Thai journalists, Jay Worapat, Tom Thanarat, Bobo Kerdkrai and Pup Thanthat. Tom Thanarat predicted that Vietnam would win 2-1. Meanwhile, Jay Worapat predicted a 2-2 draw in the first leg of the AFF Cup 2024 final between Vietnam and Thailand.

Journalist Tom Thanarat was the only one who predicted that Vietnam would win with a score of 2-1.

Journalist Tom Thanarat was the only one who predicted that Vietnam would win with a score of 2-1.

Journalist Bobo Kerdkrai predicts that the visiting team Thailand will win 2-1 at Viet Tri Stadium. Journalist Pup Thanthat predicts that the “War Elephants” will win at least 1-0 in the upcoming match.

Thairath Sport also consulted three former Thai players. Athit Sunthonphit, who won the SEA Games gold medal in 2007 and was part of the team that lost to Vietnam in the 2008 AFF Cup final, predicted that Thailand would win 2-1.

Meanwhile, Yuttajak Kornchan, who won the SEA Games gold medal in 2005 with Thailand U23, predicts a 1-1 draw. Santi Chaiyaphuak, a former player of Muangthong United, predicts a 2-1 win for Thailand.

Former player Yuttajak Kornchan predicts a draw while Athit Sunthonphit and Santi Chaiyaphuak both predict Thailand to win 2-1.

Former player Yuttajak Kornchan predicts a draw while Athit Sunthonphit and Santi Chaiyaphuak both predict Thailand to win 2-1.

In the press conference before the first leg of the final, coach Masatada Ishii said he was aiming for a good result: “I want the team to get the best possible result, or a victory. I will not share how to deal with Xuan Son because this is a team secret.”

The first leg of the 2024 AFF Cup final between Vietnam and Thailand will take place at 8:00 p.m. today (January 2) at Viet Tri Stadium ( Phu Tho ). The second leg of the final will take place on January 5 at Rajamangala Stadium.

Son Tung


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