Live score SEA Games 2025: Thailand women's football team defeated Indonesia to win their fourth bronze medal.
On 17 Dec 2025 GMT+7 at 15:30, at Chonburi Stadium, the women's football bronze medal match at the 33rd SEA Games saw Thailand face Indonesia.
In the semifinals, Thailand lost on penalties to the Philippines, while Indonesia was defeated by Vietnam. Coach Nueng Nuengrutai Sarathongwien fielded Rian Rach as midfielder alongside Pluemjai and Pismay. The forward line consisted of Jiraporn Mongkoldee, Natalee Ngorsuwan, and Patranan Uppachai.
At 9 minutes, Thailand had a chance when Patranan Uppachai received the ball, dribbled inside, and shot towards the near post, but it was saved by Indonesia's goalkeeper Iris Joska.
Thailand continued pressing hard. At 15 minutes, Natalee Ngorsuwan advanced and passed into the center to Patranan Uppachai, whose shot was blocked. She tried again but was still blocked.
At 17 minutes, from a corner delivered by Sunisa Saengthaisong, the ball was deflected to Rian Rach, who shot but it hit Pismay Sornsae and deflected into the net, giving Thailand a 1-0 lead.
At 23 minutes, from a corner, Pluemjai Sonthisawat crossed to Pismay Sornsae who headed but the ball went into the hands of Iris Joska.
At 33 minutes, Natalee Ngorsuwan crossed, Indonesia's defense cleared to Rian Rach who shot, but it deflected narrowly out of bounds.
At 43 minutes, Jiraporn Mongkoldee threaded a through ball to Patranan Uppachai who broke through and chipped the ball over the Indonesian goalkeeper, extending Thailand's lead to 2-0. The first half ended with this score.
In the second half, Thailand made one substitution, bringing on Madison Jate Kastein for Natalee Ngorsuwan.
At 50 minutes, Madison Jate Kastein lifted the ball to Jiraporn Mongkoldee whose shot was saved; Madison's follow-up shot was also blocked.
At 79 minutes, Thailand made two substitutions, bringing on Uraiporn Yongkul and Kanyanat Chetbut to replace Jiraporn Mongkoldee and Patranan Uppachai.
At 84 minutes, Thailand had another chance when Madison Jate Kastein passed to Pluemjai Sonthisawat who shot but the ball hit the crossbar.
At 85 minutes, Thailand made another substitution, bringing on Natthawadee Pranak to replace Rian Rach.
No further goals were scored. The match ended with Thailand beating Indonesia 2-0 to claim the bronze medal at the SEA Games once again.
This marks Thailand women's football team's fourth SEA Games bronze medal, following their podium finishes in 2003 in Vietnam, 2005 in the Philippines, and 2023 in Cambodia. This compensates for missing out on the gold medal for 12 years since their last championship in 2013 in Myanmar (where they have won a total of five titles).
The Thailand women's national football team will hold a meeting to review their performance and prepare for the FIFA Series 2026 tournament early next year, with further details to be announced later.
Chotimani Thongmongkol (goalkeeper), Supaporn Intraprasit, Panidta Jeerattanaphawiboon, Pluemjai Sonthisawat, Jiraporn Mongkoldee, Chatchawan Rodthong, Sunisa Saengthaisong, Pismay Sornsae (captain), Rian Rach, Patranan Uppachai, Natalee Ngorsuwan.