Culture - Sports

SEA Games 31: Thailand's U23 men's team win 5-0 over Singapore

Thailand’s U23 men’s squad earned three points after a comfortable 5-0 victory over Singapore in the second match of Group B at the ongoing SEA Games 31 on May 9 night.
SEA Games 31: Thailand's U23 men's team win 5-0 over Singapore ảnh 1Thailand (in blue) have a comfortable 5-0 victory over Singapore in the second match of Group B at the ongoing SEA Games 31 on May 9 night. (Photo: VNA)
Nam Dinh (VNA) - Thailand’s U23 men’s squad earned three points after a comfortable 5-0 victory over Singapore in the second match of Group B at the ongoing SEA Games 31 on May 9 night.

Thailand had most of the chances in the first 45 minutes, none of which found the net. The team scored the first goal in the last minute of the first half from the penalty spot. 

The Thai players made the second goal just a few minutes into the second half, and continued raising the differences at the 51st, 67th and 81st minutes of the game.

Thailand gained three points after two matches while Singapore got only one./.
VNA
#SEA Games 31 #Thailand #Singapore #U23 men's football team #Group B #Vietnam News Agency #Vietnamplus Singapore Thailand
Follow VietnamPlus

Related News

See more

Delegates pose for a group photo with students of Khanh An Vietnamese language school in Thailand's northeastern Udon Thani province. (Photo" VNA)

Bookcase project helps spread Vietnamese language in Thailand

Featuring 600 titles, the bookcase offers a diverse range of content suitable for all ages and proficiency levels. It includes colorful picture books for young children who are beginners in their mother tongue, as well as textbooks and reference materials for students at Vietnamese language schools across Thailand.

Representatives from Cao Bang province and Baise city jointly inaugurate the cross-border tourism route between the two localities. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, China launch new cross-border tourism route

Cao Bang province is blessed with breathtaking natural landscapes that captivate visitors. Particularly, the Non Nuoc Cao Bang UNESCO Global Geopark is recognised for its unique geological, geomorphological, and historical values, as well as its rich cultural identity.

Participants in the meeting between the Vietnam Paralympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee in Hanoi on May 15 (Photo: Vietnam Government Portal)

Vietnam seeks IPC's greater support for paralympic development

The Vietnam Paralympic Committee proposed the International Paralympic Committee give equipment and infrastructure assistance to develop sports in the community, implement projects to foster the Paralympic movement, and provide overseas training for doctors.

Partners talk with Vietnamese film producers. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam a new attractive destination for international filmmakers

Cinema is not only the seventh art but also one of the most powerful communication channels for promoting the image of Vietnam — its people, culture, and landscapes. This, in turn, helps attract high-quality tourists and elevate the national tourism brand.

Delegates at the opening ceremony of the Vietnamese Film Week 2025 Greece on May 12 (Photo: Vietnamese Embassy in Greece)

Vietnamese film week opens in Greece

The film week offers nine feature and documentary films which reflect the history, culture, land, and people of Vietnam, and many of them have won national and international awards.

Sacred relics of the Buddha, recognised as a national treasure of India, are ceremoniously welcomed to Quan Su pagoda in Hanoi on May 13 afternoon. (Photo: VNA)

Shakyamuni Buddha relics enshrined at Hanoi's Quan Su Pagoda

The relics will be open for public worship and veneration at Hanoi-based Quan Su Pagoda from 6 am to 9 pm from May 14-16. They will then be transferred to Tam Chuc Pagoda in the northern province of Ha Nam from May 17-21, before being returned to India.

The Vietnamese stall at Petro Sem Fronteiras in Angola (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese cuisine, sporting spirit shine in Angola

The event, involving diplomatic missions and expatriate groups based in Luanda, featured a wide range of activities such as sports tournaments, product exhibitions, culinary showcases, and a flag parade.