Thailand U23 coach Worrawoot Srimaka (left) and captain Kritsada Kaman attend a press conference in Tashkent on Wednesday.
Thailand will be out for revenge against their Southeast Asian rivals Vietnam when they meet in their opening match at the AFC U23 Asian Cup in Uzbekistan on Thursday.
The match at Bunyodkor Stadium in Tashkent kicks off at 10pm Thai time.
In other Group C game, defending champions South Korea meet Malaysia.
The Thai U23 team lost 1-0 to the Vietnamese U23 side in the SEA Games final in Hanoi last month.
“I’d like to congratulate Vietnam for winning the gold medal at the SEA Games,” Thailand coach Worrawoot Srimaka told a press conference on Wednesday.
“But this time it will be different. I am confident that…
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