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9
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Match Info

Padriew City 1-1 Songkhla FC: Thai League Cup tie level after end-to-end contest

Padriew City and Songkhla FC played out a 1-1 draw in their Thai League Cup clash on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, leaving the cup tie level after a competitive and often frantic contest. Both sides had spells of control, but neither could find a winning goal in a match that swung on two well-worked strikes.

The result means the teams remain locked together, with Padriew’s early lead cancelled out by Songkhla’s second-half response. For a cup competition where margins are tight, the performance will give both coaches plenty to assess.

Match overview

  • Competition: Thai League Cup
  • Fixture: Padriew City vs Songkhla FC
  • Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2026
  • Result: Padriew City 1-1 Songkhla FC

Padriew City started brightly in front of their home support, pressing high and forcing Songkhla into early errors. Songkhla FC gradually grew into the game, using width to stretch Padriew’s back line and creating space in midfield. The first half was played at a high tempo, with both teams committing numbers forward.

Key moments

Padriew City took the lead in the 27th minute. A quick exchange on the right opened up the Songkhla defence, and the ball was pulled back for Anucha Srisuwan to finish from close range. The goal was greeted with a roar from the home crowd and gave Padriew a platform to control the next phase of the match.

Songkhla responded before half-time, forcing two saves from the Padriew goalkeeper, and they continued to press after the restart. Their equaliser arrived in the 64th minute when Nattapong Chaiyaporn met a deep free-kick at the far post and powered a header back across goal. The goal was no more than Songkhla deserved for their improved second-half display.

Both teams had chances to win it. Padriew’s best opportunity came in the 73rd minute, but a low drive was pushed around the post. Songkhla then broke quickly in the 86th minute, only for the final shot to rise over the crossbar. In stoppage time, a goalmouth scramble ended with the ball cleared, ensuring the tie finished level.

Tactical story

Padriew City’s approach was built on energy and pressing. They looked to win the ball high and attack quickly through the channels, which worked well in the opening half-hour. However, as the game wore on, their midfield dropped deeper and Songkhla found more room to build attacks.

Songkhla FC used their wide players effectively, stretching Padriew’s defence and delivering crosses into the box. Their set-piece threat proved decisive for the equaliser, and they finished the stronger side. Padriew, meanwhile, relied on counter-attacks and nearly regained the lead with a couple of late breaks. The tactical battle left neither side with a clear advantage.

Standout performers

Padriew City’s goalkeeper made several important saves, especially during Songkhla’s best spell after half-time. Anucha Srisuwan was a constant threat in behind and took his goal well. For Songkhla, Nattapong Chaiyaporn was excellent in both boxes, defending set pieces and scoring the equaliser, while their right winger caused problems throughout with direct running.

What it means

The 1-1 draw keeps the Thai League Cup tie level and leaves both teams with everything to play for. Padriew City will be pleased with their fast start but frustrated at failing to hold the lead, while Songkhla FC will take encouragement from their second-half response. In a knockout competition, the details in both boxes often decide the outcome, and both sides will know they must be sharper in the decisive moments.