Thai Futsal won on penalties against Tajikistan with a total score of 6-5 and advanced to the finals.

In this game, Miguel Rodrigo, the Spanish coach of the Thai national team, sent the first 5 players, consisting of Arus Senbaat, goalkeeper, Krit Aranyasanyalak, Jirawat Sonwichian, team captain, Panat. Som Kittiphanuwong and Suphawut Thueanklang

• In the 14th minute of the first half, Thailand scored a goal and took a 1-0 lead from the moment Narongsak Srirangpairoj opened for Worasak Srirangpairoj to head in.

• 20 minutes from a counterattack and it was Salomov Dilchud who came to score. The score was tied at 1-1 and the first half was over.

• In the 24th minute of the second half, Tajikistan came in with a goal and overtook the lead after connecting the ball before it ended with Kojayev Bahodur, who shot in to move the score to 1-2.

• In the 29th minute, Thailand almost took the lead but missed and got counterattacked before Kojayev Bahodur came out to score his second goal of the game, giving the team a 3-1 lead.

• In the 30th minute, Thailand played the power play and it was Alongkorn Chanporn who had his first shot hit the crossbar before repeating it to allow Thailand to make it 2-3.

• 37 minutes of Thai futsal played The power play continued with a goal to equalize 3-3 and it was Terdsak Charoenphong who went in and there were no additional goals so the decision had to be made in extra time.

During extra time, there were no goals and had to be decided in a penalty shootout, and Futsal Thailand won 6-5, making Futsal Thailand advance to the finals of the Asian Championships. Go meet the winner between Uzbekistan or Iran, which will compete at Bangkok Arena on April 28, 2024 at 6:00 p.m., broadcast live on TSports 7.