CHIANG RAI – Chonburi FC earned a 3-1 win over Chiangrai United at Singha Chiangrai Stadium in Thai League 1. The visitors controlled long stretches, broke quickly on the counter, and took their chances. As a result, Chonburi adds three important points and moves up the table, while Chiangrai United stays in the lower half and still looks for steady form.
This Round 22 fixture showed two very different performances. Chonburi came in confident and stuck to their plan. Meanwhile, Chiangrai United, a team known for attacking football in past seasons, made costly mistakes at key moments.

Match Highlights
- 37th minute: Chonburi struck first when Oege Sietse van Lingen finished calmly after a quick break. The visitors led 0-1 at halftime.
- Strong start after the break: Chonburi doubled the lead early in the second half, with Yotsakorn Burapha scoring the first goal of his brace.
- Second goal for Yotsakorn: The Thai forward found the net again later on, giving Chonburi a comfortable cushion.
- Late response from Chiangrai: The hosts scored in the closing minutes, but they never got close to a full comeback.
- Final score: Chiangrai United 1-3 Chonburi FC
Chonburi built the win on organized defending and quick transitions. They also pressed well, which kept Chiangrai from settling into a rhythm. Yotsakorn Burapha stood out, and his two finishes showed sharp movement and calm decision-making in front of the goal.
For Chiangrai United, this loss extends a tough stretch. They showed moments of quality, yet they defended poorly in transition and didn’t make enough of their attacking chances. Even with strong support in the stands, the home side couldn’t sustain pressure for long enough.
Chiangrai United Team Overview
Chiangrai United mixed experienced Thai players with several foreign options, but the group never fully clicked.
Chiangrai United Key Players and Squad Highlights (Current Season Focus)
| Position | Player Name | Nationality | Notes/Key Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goalkeeper | Apirak Worawong | Thailand | Made routine stops, still conceded three |
| Defender | Tanasak Srisai | Thailand | Took charge at the back, competed well |
| Defender | Victor Cardozo | Brazil | Strong in the air, a threat on set pieces |
| Defender | Hélio | Brazil | Added experience, tried to keep the line organized |
| Midfielder | Gionata Verzura | Thailand | The captain looked to create from the central areas |
| Midfielder | Montree Promsawat | Thailand | Worked hard, covered ground box to box |
| Midfielder | Gabriel Henrique | Brazil | Showed technique, tried to break lines with passing |
| Forward | Dudu | Brazil | Used pace wide, helped create a few openings |
| Forward | Carlos Iury | Brazil | Active in the attack, involved in the late goal |
| Forward | Sittichok Kannoo | Thailand | Pressed high, brought energy up front |
Chiangrai, nicknamed the Beetles, had enough talent on the field. Still, they left spaces open on counters and paid for it.
Chonburi FC Team Overview
Chonburi FC looked disciplined throughout and carried more threat in the final third.
Chonburi FC Key Players and Squad Highlights (Current Season Focus)
| Position | Player Name | Nationality | Notes/Key Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goalkeeper | Kevin Ray Mendoza | Philippines | Led the area well, made key saves |
| Defender | Jefferson Tabinas | Philippines | Won duels, picked up a booking, stayed solid |
| Defender | Chatmongkol Rueangthanarot | Thailand | Supported play down the flank, tracked back well |
| Defender | Jorge Fellipe | Brazil | Strong in the air, helped organize the back line |
| Midfielder | Rachata Moraksa | Thailand | Kept the ball moving, managed the tempo |
| Midfielder | Queven | Brazil | Added creativity, set up dangerous moments |
| Midfielder | Greg Houla | France | Brought experience, linked midfield and attack |
| Forward | Yotsakorn Burapha | Thailand | Man of the match, scored twice |
| Forward | Oege Sietse van Lingen | Netherlands | Opened the scoring, finished clinically |
| Forward | Adisak Kraisorn | Thailand | Held up play, offered a steady presence |
| Forward | Jonathan Bolingi | Congo DR | Used strength well, contributed to build-up play |
Chonburi’s mix of Thai talent and experienced foreign players showed. Yotsakorn’s two goals also continued his strong form in the Thai top flight.
Post-Match Analysis
This win supports Chonburi’s push toward a safer mid-table spot, because they keep picking up points away from home. On the other hand, Chiangrai United need tighter transition defending and better finishing if they want to climb.
Fans at Singha Chiangrai Stadium left frustrated, yet there’s still time in the season to turn things around. Next, both teams shift focus to their upcoming Thai League 1 matches, with Chonburi carrying confidence and Chiangrai looking for a quick response.





