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Just watched Thailand thump the Phils by 3 goals to 0.

Well done Thailand, played some really nice football.

The other Semi final is tomorrow night, with Vietnam being favourites to win over Malaysia and play Thailand in the final.

Does anyone know where the final will be played?

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Been some cracking goals scored and generally the standard of play better than expected.

A bonus is games being played in our time zone....... much appreciatedwai2.gif

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Yep, well done thailand. A much needed shot in the arm for the national team. looked amazing, great to see a sell out at that stad, Barring the screaming women!!! Seemed a Great atmosphere, and a good game. Ive always enjoyed thailand games, the problems been the lack of fans and that stad' isnt the easiest of places to get to.

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Tickets for the 1st leg will go on sale via Thai Ticket Master from 10:00am tomorrow (Friday).

The 2nd leg of the 2nd semi final Vietnam (2) v Malaysia (1) will be played later this evening - KO 7:00pm. The match will be shown live on Fox Sports HD.

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Thailand V Malaysia in the final.

I was well surprised Malaysia are through after the performances early on.

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WELL DONE THAILAND - CHAMPIONS OF ASEAN.

What a great second half in Malaysia.

Next = World Cup Qualifiers....

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Football: Chappuis, Thai Messi break Malaysian hearts

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KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - Late strikes from Swiss-born Charyl Chappuis and Chanathip "Messi Jay" Songkrasin broke Malaysian hearts as Thailand won their fourth Southeast Asian title in a dramatic AFF Suzuki Cup final on Saturday.

Hosts Malaysia fought back from a 2-0 first-leg deficit to lead 3-0 on the night, but the goals from Chappuis and Chanathip gave Thailand a 4-3 aggregate win and ended their 12-year drought in the competition.

It was a stunning finish from Thailand, who seemed to have run out of ideas after Safiq Rahim’s double and Indra Putra’s header put Malaysia in control.

Chappuis scored a rebound from a free-kick on 82 minutes before Chanathip, dubbed "Messi Jay" because of his stature and dribbling skill, smashed home Thailand’s second five minutes later.

Malaysia had got the start they wanted when striker Norshahrul Talaha went down too easily in the box and the referee pointed to the spot for a soft penalty.

Safiq coolly sent goalkeeper Kawin Thamsatchanan the wrong way to reduce the arrears to 2-1 on aggregate after Thailand’s 2-0 win in Bangkok on Wednesday.

Thailand’s Perapat Notechaiya hit the woodwork in an open first half before Indra Putra grabbed Malaysia’s second with a downwards, far-post header on the stroke of half-time.

The momentum was firmly with the hosts at a packed Bukit Jalil stadium and Safiq put them ahead 3-2 on aggregate with a sumptuous, dipping free-kick on 58 minutes.

But Chappuis got the crucial away goal for Thailand when Malaysian ’keeper Farizal Marlias palmed a free-kick into his path and he buried the rebound.

And "Messi Jay" lived up to his nickname with an thumping left-footed strike from outside the area to make sure of Thailand’s win.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/Football-Chappuis-Thai-Messi-break-Malaysian-heart-30250334.html

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-- The Nation 2014-12-20

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What a great end, Thai wife and son looking very pee d off then Thailand score. Then what a cracking goal to make it 4-3, really enjoyed it ! Well done Thailand.

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What a great end, Thai wife and son looking very pee d off then Thailand score. Then what a cracking goal to make it 4-3, really enjoyed it ! Well done Thailand.

Same, my wife had given up hope when they went 3 down.

Then the first goal and what a cracking shot to complete the game and tournament for Thailand. We are in Singapore and should have gone to the Sing v Thai game (which Thai won ).

Both my wife and youngest girl jumping for joy at the whistle and watching the celebrations - shame it wasn't in Thailand though.

Great day for Thai football.

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What a great end, Thai wife and son looking very pee d off then Thailand score. Then what a cracking goal to make it 4-3, really enjoyed it ! Well done Thailand.

Same, my wife had given up hope when they went 3 down.

Then the first goal and what a cracking shot to complete the game and tournament for Thailand. We are in Singapore and should have gone to the Sing v Thai game (which Thai won ).

Both my wife and youngest girl jumping for joy at the whistle and watching the celebrations - shame it wasn't in Thailand though.

Great day for Thai football.

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Great day for Thai football, and they also won the boxing as well !!

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The guy who scored has a Swiss passport and can't speak Thai, so how can he communicate with the rest of the Thai team? cheesy.gif

Can't see whats funny !

Anyway, he's been in Thailand for over a year so I would imagine he's learnt enough Thai to be able to communicate on a football pitch !

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The Mal-Thai two legs finals are all about wrong strategy employed by Dollah and the right strategy by Kaitisuk. Dollah should know better to match the much younger Thais in speed and running in the first leg. By the last 20 minutes, the much older Malaysian was slower in their turns and decision making and the Thais scored twice. Then again Dollah persisted in the same strategy for the second leg. The war elephant soaked it up in the first half, did not panick after 3-0 down and scored when the quick tiring Malaysia offered little resistance. If the Malaysian don't start to invest in their youth players, they will not able to compete even on ASEAN level.

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The Mal-Thai two legs finals are all about wrong strategy employed by Dollah and the right strategy by Kaitisuk. Dollah should know better to match the much younger Thais in speed and running in the first leg. By the last 20 minutes, the much older Malaysian was slower in their turns and decision making and the Thais scored twice. Then again Dollah persisted in the same strategy for the second leg. The war elephant soaked it up in the first half, did not panick after 3-0 down and scored when the quick tiring Malaysia offered little resistance. If the Malaysian don't start to invest in their youth players, they will not able to compete even on ASEAN level.

Come on Eric, admit it, you're not Sir Alex!

Hmmm all those years of Thaksin controlled puppet autocracies and no football championship. A few months of the current government and whoopee "Champions". He knows how to make the Thai people happy!

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The Mal-Thai two legs finals are all about wrong strategy employed by Dollah and the right strategy by Kaitisuk. Dollah should know better to match the much younger Thais in speed and running in the first leg. By the last 20 minutes, the much older Malaysian was slower in their turns and decision making and the Thais scored twice. Then again Dollah persisted in the same strategy for the second leg. The war elephant soaked it up in the first half, did not panick after 3-0 down and scored when the quick tiring Malaysia offered little resistance. If the Malaysian don't start to invest in their youth players, they will not able to compete even on ASEAN level.

Come on Eric, admit it, you're not Sir Alex!

Hmmm all those years of Thaksin controlled puppet autocracies and no football championship. A few months of the current government and whoopee "Champions". He knows how to make the Thai people happy!

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Lossen up BB. Not everything is about politics. I am a big fan of local and regional club and national football. I know both coaches during their playing days. Dont get too hang up with Thai politics which we are all fringe observers. Have a great Sunday.

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