Playing in his hometown, Supachok opens up before leading Thailand's national team to chase the 2026 King's Cup title in Sisaket. The forward expresses excitement ahead of the tournament held in his birthplace.
On 11 November 2026 at 3:00 p.m. at BG Training Center 3, Pathum Thani Province, Thailand's men's national football team held a training session to prepare for the 52nd King's Cup competition in Sisaket Province.
During this training, Chalermchai Mahagitsiri, the team manager, came to support and encourage both the coaching staff and players continuously.
Meanwhile, Anthony Hudson, head coach of Thailand's national team, led 22 players in training after William Wedderburn and Santipap Janngom joined the squad, replacing injured players (only Suphanat Mueanta from Omiya Ardija remains absent). The focus was on physical and tactical preparation to ensure the team is ready for the upcoming competition.
Before training, Supachok Sarachat, the team's forward, said, “I am very happy that the senior Thailand national team has the opportunity to compete in Sisaket Province, my hometown. Sisaket people love and are passionate about football. I am glad for the local fans who will get to see the national team players up close.”
“Furthermore, this competition will inspire children and youth in Sisaket who dream of becoming professional footballers. Seeing the national team players in person and learning about their career paths and work ethic will be an excellent example and strong motivation for the young ones.”
“Regarding my fitness and performance with Sapporo, I am currently 100% healthy with no injury problems and fully ready to play in this King's Cup.”
“Recently with Consadole Sapporo, the team has been on a winning streak. I have had opportunities to play and provide assists, which has greatly boosted my confidence. I am ready to bring this confidence to help the Thailand national team.”
“In football, everything changes and is never certain. We know that times when we don't play are due to various factors. The most important thing is to always prepare ourselves. When the opportunity returns and we seize it, everything falls back into place. It’s all about timing and momentum.”
“The intensity of this J.League season is clearly different from last year because this season has promotion and relegation systems. Every team must focus especially, making the competition tougher and more intense.”
The Thailand national team will hold a morning training session on 12 November 2026 before traveling to Sisaket Province to prepare for their match against Brunei in the 52nd King's Cup competition.
14 November 2026
4:00 p.m.
Sisaket Provincial Stadium (Ko Klang Nam)
7:30 p.m.
Sisaket Provincial Stadium (Ko Klang Nam)
The final match will be held on 17 November 2026.
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