CAHN Club goes to Thailand, ready for the second leg of the Southeast Asian C1 Cup

The second leg of the Southeast Asian Cup C1 final will take place at 7:30 p.m. on May 21 at Chang Arena (also known as the Thunder Castle) in Buriram, Thailand. Chang Arena has a capacity of more than 32,600 seats, double the current capacity of Hang Day Stadium.

Coach Mano Polking is the key to CAHN FC's victory in the second leg of the Southeast Asian Cup C1 final (Photo: CAHN FC).

After the first leg, the two sides drew 2-2. According to the regulations of the 2024-2025 Southeast Asian Cup, the away goals rule will not be applied in the knockout round matches. If the two sides continue to draw in the second leg (regardless of the score), the match will go into extra time.

If the two extra periods still end in a draw, Buriram United and CAHN will decide the winner by penalty shootout.

CAHN Club has gone to Thailand to prepare for the second leg of the final. The team spirit under coach Mano Polking is very good. In addition, CAHN players have a much greater advantage over their opponents in terms of match schedule.

Captain Quang Hai shows confidence before the second leg of the final (Photo: CAHN FC).

CAHN team's round 23 of V-League, against Binh Duong , was postponed to May 29. That means after CAHN club completes its mission in the Southeast Asian C1 Cup, they will return to the national championship.

Meanwhile, right before playing against CAHN in the second leg of the Southeast Asian Cup C1 final on May 21, Buriram United had to go through the semi-final match of the Thai League Cup with Nongbua Pitchaya FC yesterday (May 18).

Not only that, on May 24, Buriram United will face Muangthong United in the Thai FA Cup. On May 31, Buriram United will face Lamphun Warriors in the Thai League Cup final. Buriram United is likely to be exhausted by these matches.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/the-thao/clb-cahn-sang-thai-lan-san-sang-cho-tran-luot-ve-cup-c1-dong-nam-a-20250519113651509.htm