GBT Stadium, Thailand national team lost to Indonesia 0-1, became the second runner-up in the ASEAN U19 Championship.The AFF U-19 Championship Final, Thailand vs. Indonesia, the host, on 29 July 2024 at GBT Stadium.15 minutes into the game, Thailand almost scored the lead when Thanawut Phochai broke free and shot with his right foot, but the ball hit the post.In the 18th minute, Indonesia took the lead from a corner kick. Jens Raven charged in to put the hosts ahead 1-0.In the 37th minute, Thailand almost scored an equalizer from a free kick by Piyawat Petra, but the ball hit the base of the goalpost and went out. At the end of the first half, Indonesia led 1-0.In the second half, Thailand changed the game by sending Pariphan Wongsa to play instead of Declan Ryan. After that, the team sent Jirapol Saeliew and Ratthaphum Phankejorn to play instead.In the 79th minute, Thailand almost equalized from a free kick that Thanakrit Chotimueangpak passed to Jirapol Saeliew, whose header was saved and went just wide of the goal.There were no more goals in the remaining time. The game ended with Thailand losing to Indonesia 0-1 and becoming the runner-up of the 2024 ASEAN Championship.For the Thai U20 national team, they will return to Thailand, arriving at Suvarnabhumi International Airport on July 30, 2024 at approximately 10:30 p.m.Source: Thai News Agency

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