Thailand’s football governing body has expressed its apologies for the behavior of its team during the final match against Indonesia at the Southeast Asian Games. The game was marred by a total of four red cards, leading to a chaotic and intense atmosphere on the field.
Thai authorities have stated their regret over the events that took place, acknowledging that the players’ behavior was not in line with the standards of sportsmanship and fair play that they aim to uphold.
The incident has left many football fans disappointed, as the Southeast Asian Games are a prestigious event in the sporting calendar of the region. Despite the controversy, Indonesia emerged as the champions, winning 2-1 over Thailand.
The Thai football authorities have pledged to take measures to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future and have expressed their commitment to promoting ethical and positive conduct among their players.