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AFF Mitsubishi 2022 – Thailand 3-0 Malaysia

Written By : Tommy — January 11, 2023

There was no more surprises this time as Thailand showed their strength on home soil with a one-sided game against Malaysia.

AFF Mitsubishi 2022 – Thailand 3-0 Malaysia – War Elephants crushed Malaysia in the return meeting at Thammasat Stadium to set the final against Vietnam.

Teerasil Dangda, Bordin Phala and Adisak Kraisorn were the scorers to totally demolish Malaysia’s slender one-goal advantage from the first leg. With 3-1 on aggregate, the game was easy for the home team.

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Highlights – AFF Mitsubishi 2022 – Thailand 3-0 Malaysia

Malaysia head coach Kim Pan-gon made four changes in the attempt of holding on to the slim advantage of one goal in the first leg.

Safawi Rasid among those who were dropped to the bench, while Thailand head coach Mano Polking chose Kampon Phatomakkakul ahead of Kittipong Phoothawchuek in goal.

Thailand dominated the early stages as Malaysia sat deep and absorbed the pressure.

However, the it took Thailand almost 20 minutes to eventually score the equalizer and reset the game.

Teerasil nod home his sixth goal of the tournament in the 19th minute from the edge of the six-yard box, thanks to the inch-perfect cross from Theerathon Bunmathan.

Malaysia had to bounce back and had their first attempt on goal minutes before the break with Darren Lok’s header, which was the warning sign to the home team.

Adisak was subbed in to replace Teerasil, which came at a huge surprise, but the domination continued as Thailand had their lead doubled only 10 minutes after the restart.

Bordin put the ball into the far corner from a nice combination as the cutback was made by Ekanit Panya.

Safawi was introduced as Malaysia hoped to have one goal back and might take advantage of the away goal.

But the third goal from Adisak sinked it all and put up a mountain for the visitors. The low cross from the right was met by Adisak whose second attempt was successful after seeing his initial effort hit the post.