Poor finishing and excellent goalkeeping from Kyaw Zin Phyo kept Thailand off the sheet until the second half. Both teams named unchanged lineups which had emerged victorious in the semi-finals. They had met twice before the tournament in warm-up friendlies, Thailand won both 1–0 on 18 March 2015 and 4–0 on 19 May 2015. Thailand were completely dominant and Myanmar only had one shot on target all game, and outside effort by captain Nay Lin Tun in the fourteenth minute. In the sixth minute Nurul Sriyankem found Chananan Pombuppha but his effort was stopped by Kyaw. In the fifteenth minute Nurul blasted way over the bar despite being unmarked, and was later denied by Kyaw when his free-kick was saved. Rungrath Poomchantuek was unmarked in the thirty sixth minute but his header was straight at the Burmese goalkeeper. In what was the best chance of the first half in the 43rd minute Chanathip found Thitipan Puangchan with a great pass but the latter was denied by an even better save from the excellent Kyaw in goal. The second had begun much as the first, with Myanmar sitting deep and threatening on the break but Thailand in total control. Chananan really should have scored in the fifty-second minute but was once again denied by Kyaw. The goal was coming as Thailand finally made their dominance count, a Thai corner was cleared only as far as Tanaboon Kesarat, and the midfielder rifled his shot into the net. Chananan was still unable to score, as he was denied in the 58th and 62nd minute by the excellent Kyaw. Chananan finally did get his goal in the sixty-fourth as he ran onto Chanathip's defense-splitting pass and slotted the ball past the onrushing goalkeeper and into the bottom right corner. With that goal Chananan joined Sithu Aung and Võ Huy Toàn with five goals for the tournament. Substitute Pinyo Inpinit added gloss to the scoreline as he latched onto a superb lofted ball from his captain Sarach Yooyen and side-footed the ball past the rooted Zin Phyo.[1]
Thailand set several records during the tournament. During the course of the completion the Thai team scored 24 goals and conceded only one. Not only that but every player in the 20 strong squad played at least 90 minutes, with 12 of those players scoring. [2] For Myanmar under Kyi Lwin could also be proud, having spurred some real shocks with their victories over Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam. The Burmese team can be especially pleased that they did well despite missing their most talented youth players such as superstar Aung Thu and also Than Paing, Nanda Kyaw, Nyein Chan Aung, and Kyaw Min Oo who were representing Myanmar at the 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
^Kenneth Tan (15 June 2015). "Myanmar U23 0 Thailand U23 3: War Elephants retain SEA Games Gold". FourFourTwo. Retrieved 20 September 2015.
^Kenneth Tan (16 June 2015). "Myanmar U23 0-3 Thailand U23: Is this the beginning of a new Thai era?". FourFourTwo. Retrieved 20 September 2015.
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Main article Football at the 2015 SEA Games Contents 1 Qualified teams 2 Bracket 3 Semi finals 3 1 Myanmar vs Vietnam 3 2 Thailand vs Indonesia 4 Bronze medal match 4 1 Vietnam vs Indonesia 5 Gold medal match 5 1 Myanmar vs Thailand 6 ReferencesQualified teams editGroup Winners Runners upA nbsp Myanmar nbsp IndonesiaB nbsp Thailand nbsp VietnamBracket edit Semi finalsGold medal match 13 June Kallang Singapore nbsp Myanmar2 15 June Kallang Singapore nbsp Vietnam1 nbsp Myanmar0 13 June Kallang Singapore nbsp Thailand3 nbsp Thailand5 nbsp Indonesia0 Bronze medal match 15 June Kallang Singapore nbsp Vietnam5 nbsp Indonesia0Semi finals editMyanmar vs Vietnam edit 13 June14 00Myanmar nbsp 2 1 nbsp VietnamSithu Aung nbsp 39 pen Nay Lin Tun nbsp 80 Report Vo Huy Toan nbsp 72 National Stadium KallangReferee Turki Al Khudair Saudi Arabia GK 1 Kyaw Zin Phyo nbsp 90 5 DF 14 Phyo Ko Ko TheinDF 15 Hein Thiha Zaw nbsp 18 DF 12 Kyaw Zin LwinDF 27 Thein Naing Oo nbsp 79 nbsp 82 MF 5 Sithu Aung nbsp 77 MF 6 Hlaing Bo Bo nbsp 90 MF 21 Ye Ko OoMF 8 Nay Lin Tun c FW 9 Kaung Sat Naing nbsp 90 4 FW 20 Shine Thura nbsp 90 1 Substitutions MF 17 Zon Moe Aung nbsp 77 DF 13 Ko Ko Hein nbsp 82 MF 19 Chit Su Moe nbsp 90 Coach nbsp Kyi Lwin GK 27 Phi Minh LongDF 6 Nguyễn Minh TungDF 26 Bui Tiến DũngDF 15 Quế Ngọc Hải c DF 22 Nguyễn Thanh HiềnMF 14 Nguyễn Huy HungMF 11 Đỗ Duy Mạnh nbsp 46 MF 25 Vo Huy Toan nbsp 81 MF 18 Hồ Ngọc Thắng nbsp 38 nbsp 90 3 FW 17 Mạc Hồng QuanFW 10 Nguyễn Cong PhượngSubstitutions FW 20 Trần Phi Sơn nbsp 46 FW 16 Le Thanh Binh nbsp 71 nbsp 81 MF 2 Nguyễn Hữu Dũng nbsp 90 3 Coach nbsp Toshiya MiuraAssistant referees Mohammed Al Abakry Saudi Arabia Saoud Ahmed Al Maqaleh Qatar Fourth official Khamis Mohamed Al Kuwari Qatar Thailand vs Indonesia edit 13 June20 30Thailand nbsp 5 0 nbsp IndonesiaRungrath nbsp 13 51 Thitipan nbsp 29 Narubadin nbsp 57 Chanathip nbsp 89 ReportNational Stadium KallangReferee Hiroyuki Kimura Japan GK 1 Chanin Sae EaeDF 2 Peerapat NotechaiyaDF 8 Artit DaosawangDF 13 Narubadin WeerawatnodomDF 17 Tanaboon Kesarat nbsp 5 nbsp 65 MF 12 Nurul SriyankemMF 6 Sarach Yooyen c nbsp 62 MF 7 Thitipan PuangchanMF 18 Chanathip SongkrasinMF 29 Rungrath PoomchantuekFW 23 Chananan Pombuppha nbsp 69 Substitutions MF 24 Siwakorn Jakkuprasat nbsp 62 DF 5 Adisorn Promrak nbsp 65 FW 22 Chenrop Samphaodi nbsp 69 Coach nbsp Choketawee Promrut GK 1 Teguh AmiruddinCB 4 Syaiful Cahya nbsp 18 CB 2 Vava Mario Yagalo nbsp 62 CB 16 Hansamu YamaRWB 13 Manahati Lestusen c LWB 19 ZulfiandiRM 7 Ahmad NoviandaniCM 6 Evan Dimas nbsp 90 1 CM 17 Paulo Sitanggang nbsp 65 LM 18 Adam AlisCF 11 Yandi Munawar nbsp 51 Substitutions FW 9 Muchlis Hadi nbsp 51 DF 5 Zalnando nbsp 62 MF 8 Muhammad Hargianto nbsp 65 Coach nbsp Aji SantosoAssistant referees Satoshi Karakami Japan Saparmammet Gurbanov Turkmenistan Fourth official Aziz Asimov Uzbekistan Bronze medal match editVietnam vs Indonesia edit 15 June14 00Vietnam nbsp 5 0 nbsp IndonesiaMạc Hồng Quan nbsp 14 pen Vo Huy Toan nbsp 21 41 Nguyễn Hữu Dũng nbsp 45 1 Quế Ngọc Hải nbsp 71 ReportNational Stadium KallangReferee Khamis Al Kuwari Qatar GK 27 Phi Minh LongDF 3 Phạm Mạnh HungDF 6 Nguyễn Minh TungDF 15 Quế Ngọc Hải c DF 22 Nguyễn Thanh HiềnMF 2 Nguyễn Hữu DũngMF 11 Đỗ Duy MạnhMF 25 Vo Huy Toan nbsp 74 FW 17 Mạc Hồng Quan nbsp 62 FW 20 Trần Phi Sơn nbsp 75 FW 10 Nguyễn Cong PhượngSubstitutions FW 16 Le Thanh Binh nbsp 62 FW 19 Nguyễn Văn Toan nbsp 75 Coach nbsp Toshiya Miura GK 1 Teguh AmiruddinRB 5 Zalnando nbsp 51 CB 15 Agung Prasetyo nbsp 61 CB 16 Hansamu YamaLB 3 Abduh LestaluhuRM 7 Ahmad Noviandani nbsp 49 CM 13 Manahati Lestusen c CM 19 Zulfiandi nbsp 58 LM 18 Adam AlisSS 10 Wawan Febrianto nbsp 65 CF 9 Muchlis Hadi nbsp 27 Substitutions DF 4 Syaiful Cahya nbsp 51 FW 11 Yandi Munawar nbsp 58 FW 20 Ilham Armaiyn nbsp 65 Coach nbsp Aji SantosoAssistant referees Saoud Ahmed Al Maqaleh Qatar Satoshi Karakami Japan Fourth official Hiroyuki Kimura Japan Gold medal match editPoor finishing and excellent goalkeeping from Kyaw Zin Phyo kept Thailand off the sheet until the second half Both teams named unchanged lineups which had emerged victorious in the semi finals They had met twice before the tournament in warm up friendlies Thailand won both 1 0 on 18 March 2015 and 4 0 on 19 May 2015 Thailand were completely dominant and Myanmar only had one shot on target all game and outside effort by captain Nay Lin Tun in the fourteenth minute In the sixth minute Nurul Sriyankem found Chananan Pombuppha but his effort was stopped by Kyaw In the fifteenth minute Nurul blasted way over the bar despite being unmarked and was later denied by Kyaw when his free kick was saved Rungrath Poomchantuek was unmarked in the thirty sixth minute but his header was straight at the Burmese goalkeeper In what was the best chance of the first half in the 43rd minute Chanathip found Thitipan Puangchan with a great pass but the latter was denied by an even better save from the excellent Kyaw in goal The second had begun much as the first with Myanmar sitting deep and threatening on the break but Thailand in total control Chananan really should have scored in the fifty second minute but was once again denied by Kyaw The goal was coming as Thailand finally made their dominance count a Thai corner was cleared only as far as Tanaboon Kesarat and the midfielder rifled his shot into the net Chananan was still unable to score as he was denied in the 58th and 62nd minute by the excellent Kyaw Chananan finally did get his goal in the sixty fourth as he ran onto Chanathip s defense splitting pass and slotted the ball past the onrushing goalkeeper and into the bottom right corner With that goal Chananan joined Sithu Aung and Vo Huy Toan with five goals for the tournament Substitute Pinyo Inpinit added gloss to the scoreline as he latched onto a superb lofted ball from his captain Sarach Yooyen and side footed the ball past the rooted Zin Phyo 1 Thailand set several records during the tournament During the course of the completion the Thai team scored 24 goals and conceded only one Not only that but every player in the 20 strong squad played at least 90 minutes with 12 of those players scoring 2 For Myanmar under Kyi Lwin could also be proud having spurred some real shocks with their victories over Indonesia Singapore and Vietnam The Burmese team can be especially pleased that they did well despite missing their most talented youth players such as superstar Aung Thu and also Than Paing Nanda Kyaw Nyein Chan Aung and Kyaw Min Oo who were representing Myanmar at the 2015 FIFA U 20 World Cup Myanmar vs Thailand edit 15 June20 30Myanmar nbsp 0 3 nbsp ThailandReport Tanaboon nbsp 54 Chananan nbsp 64 Pinyo nbsp 78 National Stadium KallangReferee Kim Hee gon South Korea GK 1 Kyaw Zin PhyoDF 14 Phyo Ko Ko Thein nbsp 83 DF 15 Hein Thiha Zaw nbsp 83 DF 12 Kyaw Zin LwinDF 26 Ye Win AungMF 5 Sithu Aung nbsp 79 MF 6 Hlaing Bo Bo nbsp 61 MF 21 Ye Ko Oo nbsp 22 MF 8 Nay Lin Tun c FW 9 Kaung Sat NaingFW 20 Shine ThuraSubstitutions FW 22 Thiha Zaw nbsp 61 MF 17 Zon Moe Aung nbsp 79 DF 13 Ko Ko Hein nbsp 83 Coach nbsp Kyi Lwin GK 1 Chanin Sae EaeDF 2 Peerapat NotechaiyaDF 8 Artit DaosawangDF 13 Narubadin Weerawatnodom nbsp 82 DF 17 Tanaboon KesaratMF 12 Nurul SriyankemMF 6 Sarach Yooyen c MF 7 Thitipan Puangchan nbsp 74 MF 18 Chanathip SongkrasinMF 29 Rungrath Poomchantuek nbsp 60 FW 23 Chananan PombupphaSubstitutions MF 11 Pinyo Inpinit nbsp 60 MF 4 Chaowat Veerachat nbsp 74 DF 19 Tristan Do nbsp 82 Coach nbsp Choketawee PromrutAssistant referees Park Sang jun South Korea Mohammad Reza Mansouri Iran Fourth official Turki Al Khudair Saudi Arabia References edit Kenneth Tan 15 June 2015 Myanmar U23 0 Thailand U23 3 War Elephants retain SEA Games Gold FourFourTwo Retrieved 20 September 2015 Kenneth Tan 16 June 2015 Myanmar U23 0 3 Thailand U23 Is this the beginning of a new Thai era FourFourTwo Retrieved 20 September 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 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