BG Pathum’s Sarach Yooyen is ready for tomorrow’s game against Thai League 1 leaders Buriram United. PR
Port are looking forward to making amends for their disappointing draw last weekend by winning their home game against Police Tero this evening.
Port were only able to pick up a point after 1-1 draw with hosts PT Prachuap in their last match, while Police Tero did a commendable job in holding former champions BG Pathum United to a goalless tie last weekend.
Port’s interim coach Matthew Holland is keen to win the home game, but expects a tough tussle with Police.
“This will be another difficult game for us,” said Holland.
“We should have picked up three points from the game at Prachuap but we couldn’t do it. This game is at PAT…
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