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FINAL ROUNDS 25 NOV - 2 DEC 2012 MATCH NO. 18 MATCH SUMMARY ATTENDANCE Team A THAILAND Team B SINGAPORE Jersey Colour RED/RED/RED Jersey Colour BLUE/BLUE/BLUE Played at BANGOK, THAILAND Stadium SUPACHALASAI STADIUM Date 19 DECEMBER 2012 Kick-Off Time 1900 HRS Jsy Jsy Name of Player G Y R S Name of Player G Y R S No No 1 KAWIN THAMSATCHANAN (GK) 1 MOHAMAD IZWAN MAHBUD (GK) 2 PANUPONG WONGSA 3 MOHAMAD SHAIFUL ESAH NAIN 3 THEERATHON BUNMATHAN 4 MOHAMMAD ISA ABDUL HALIM 86' 4 CHONLATIT JANTAKAM 5 BAIHAKKI KHAIZAN 7 DATSAKORN THONGLAO 69' 8 SHAHDAN SULAIMAN 78' 9 KIRATI KEAWSOMBUT 45+1' 48' 79' 9 ALEKSANDAR DURIC 10 TEERASIL DANGDA 15 MUSTAFIC FAHRUDIN 57' 12 ADUL LAHSOH 81' 16 DANIEL BENNETT 88' 16 JAKKAPAN PORNSAI 75' 17 MOHAMMAD SHAHRIL ISHAK (CAPT) 19 PHICHITPHONG CHOEICHIU 63' 19 MOHAMMAD KHAIRUL AMRI KAMAL 88' 21 PIYAPHON BUNTAO 21 MUHAMMAD SAFUWAN BAHARUDIN SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTES 5 NIWEAT SIRIWONG 10 FAZRUL NAWAZ 78' 6 NATAPORN PHANRIT 11 QIU LI 88' 8 SUMANYA PURISAY 13 MUHAMMAD FAZLI AYOB 14 SOMPONG SOLEB 18 MUHAMMAD HYRULNIZAM JUMA’AT (GK) 15 ARTHIT SUNTHORNPHIT 20 MUHAMMAD IRWAN SHAH 17 APIPOO SUNTORNPANAVEJ 79' 24 MOHAMAD FIRDAUS KASMAN 18 SINTHAWEECHAI HATHAIRATTANAKOOL (GK) 29 MOHAMAD HAFIZ RAHIM 20 PIPOB ON-MO 69' 30 JOEY SIM (GK) 22 CHANATHIP SONGKRASIN 75' 34 MUHAMMAD ZULFAHMI ARIFIN NOT PLAYING / NOT ELIGIBLE NOT PLAYING / NOT ELIGIBLE 11 ANUCHA KITPONGSRI 7 SHI JIAYI 13 PRAYAT BUNYA 14 HARISS HARUN Head Coach WINFRIED ANTON SCHAFER Head Coach RADOJKO AVRAMOVIC Officials-in-Charge Country Referee IRMATOV RAVSHAN UZBEKISTAN Asst. Referee I RASULOV ABDUKHAMIDULLO UZBEKISTAN Asst. Referee II SAIDOV JAKHONGIR UZBEKISTAN Fourth Official TSEYTLIN VLADISLAV UZBEKISTAN Match Commissioner DR. TRAN QUOC TUAN VIETNAM Referee Assessor THONGPASEUTH PHONESIRIGNAVONG LAOS General Coordinator TIN AUNG MYANMAR G = GOAL Y = YELLOW CARD R = RED CARD S = SUBSTITUTION.

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