Port’s Worachit Kanitsribumphen, centre, celebrates his goal with teammates. PR
Buriram United’s dream of impressing their fans in their first home game since sealing the Thai League 1 title last weekend was shattered by a 3-2 defeat at the hands of visiting Port last night.
The Thunder Castle were assured of the title last Saturday night when they edged Chiang Rai United 2-1 in an away game to open an unassailable lead over second-placed Bangkok United.
After missing a few scoring opportunities, the hosts claimed the upper hand shortly before the break when Suphanat Mueanta set up Haris Vuckic with a nifty chip.
Port wrested control of the proceeding in the second half as Airton Tirabassi produced the equaliser on 53…
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