Analysis of the Thai national team forced to attack—how to break Vietnam? Two goals still possible, but who will score? (Clip)
On 24 Aug 2026 GMT+7, an analysis of the "War Elephants," Thailand's national team led by English head coach Anthony Hudson, focuses on forced attacking and how to solve the challenge against Vietnam. Scoring two goals is still possible, but who will score? This was featured on the "Clear Sidelines" program by Thairath Sports, hosted by Je Worapat Arunpakdee, with guests "Bubble" Yingrak Raksuwan and "Na Terd" Terdsak Jaiman, ahead of the decisive second leg of the 2026 ASEAN Cup final this Wednesday.
"Bubble" Yingrak Raksuwan, a well-known football analyst, said, "This game might actually favor us. Let's stay positive because playing away, they might be overconfident, which could give us chances, though realistically, it's still tough."
Meanwhile, "Na Terd" Terdsak Jaiman said, "In this match, Anthony Hudson might deploy two strikers, forcing us to play that way. We have to be careful—we can't press all the time because we must watch out for Vietnam's counterattacks. Importantly, since they are playing at home, they don't have to attack as aggressively as we do. We must press constantly but manage our players carefully."
Watch the clip here:https://www.youtube.com/live/OImU12g6lXI?si=_fQxlaBBXEYB2mMu