Live score: Thailand women's national football team narrowly lost to Chinese Taipei in their second Group E match at the Asian Games 2026.
On 17 Sep 2026 at 14:00 Thailand time, at Shizuoka Ecopa Stadium, Shizuoka, Japan, the women's football match of the Asian Games 2026 Group E second round took place, with the Thailand women's national team facing Chinese Taipei.
In the first game, Thailand lost 0-8 to Japan, while Chinese Taipei won 2-1 against Vietnam. In this match, Alfred Netipong Srithongin made slight changes by fielding Kanyanat Chetbut to join the attack alongside Jiraporn Mongkondee and Kanjanathat Phumsri.
The game started with Thailand creating more chances. In the 18th minute, Thailand threatened from a long-range shot by Chatchawan Rodthong, but it was comfortably caught by Wang Yu Ting.
In the 20th minute, Chinese Taipei responded with a long-range shot from Lin Xin Hui, but Tichanun Sodsuen easily saved it.
At the 40th minute, Thailand made substitutions, bringing in Saowalak Pheng-ngam and Saengravee Meekham to replace Janista Jinanthaya and Kanjanathat Phumsri.
In the 44th minute, Thailand had a chance when Jiraporn Mongkondee intercepted the ball in the attacking third and tried a long-range right-footed shot, but it was saved by Wang Yu Ting.
During injury time, Chinese Taipei had a chance from a set-piece free kick routine when Liao Ji Ning shot with her right foot, but Tichanun Sodsuen made the save. The first half ended 0-0.
In the second half, Thailand made another substitution, sending Wiranya Kaewngasikarn onto the field in place of Kanyanat Chetbut.
At the 55th minute, Chinese Taipei threatened when Maho Tanaka advanced to the end line and passed to Liao Jia Ning, whose shot went wide.
In the 62nd minute, Liao Jia Ning made a run to receive a pass from Su Yu Suan and shot with her right foot, but it was saved by Tichanun Sodsuen.
At the 67th minute, Thailand nearly scored when Saengravee Meekham made a late run to head the ball at the far post, but it went just wide.
In the 77th minute, Chinese Taipei took the lead 1-0 when Maho Tanaka received the ball outside the penalty area and struck a left-footed shot into the net.
At the 84th minute, Thailand made their final two substitutions, bringing on Achiraya Yingsakul and Rinyaphat Mooldong to replace Plimjai Sonthisawat and Saengravee Meekham.
No further goals were scored, and the match ended with Thailand losing 0-1 to Chinese Taipei, leaving Thailand with no points from their first two games.
Thailand's next match will be against Vietnam at Nagai Stadium, Osaka, Japan, on 21 Sep 2026 at 17:30 Thailand time, broadcast live on MCOT HD 30 and the AIS PLAY app.
Panitta Jeeratanaphiboon, Natcha Kaewanta, Supaporn Inprasit, Plimjai Sonthisawat, Jiraporn Mongkondee, Kanyanat Chetbut, Chatchawan Rodthong, Kanjanathat Phumsri, Tichanun Sodsuen (goalkeeper), Pismay Sonsai (captain), Janista Jinanthaya