TPF Uttaradit delivered one of the most emphatic performances of their Thai League 2 campaign on Saturday evening, dismantling BEC Tero Sasana 4-0 with a clinical attacking display. The hosts scored twice in each half, pressing aggressively from the first whistle and never allowing their opponents to settle into a rhythm.
Match overview
Uttaradit were dominant from the opening exchanges, winning the ball high and attacking with width. BEC Tero Sasana struggled to cope with the pace of the game and conceded early, which forced them to open up. That only created more space for Uttaradit, who added further goals after the break and managed the closing stages comfortably.
Key moments
- 12th minute: Kittisak Chaiyawan opened the scoring with a precise finish after a quick pressing turnover.
- 34th minute: Nattapong Srisuwan doubled the lead, arriving late in the box to convert a low cross.
- 58th minute: Anucha Phrom made it three with a powerful strike from the edge of the area.
- 79th minute: Chaiyawan completed his brace, finishing off a flowing team move on the counter.
Tactical story and standout performers
Uttaradit’s high press was the foundation of the win, forcing BEC Tero Sasana into repeated errors in their own half. The midfield worked hard to close central spaces, while the wide players stretched the defence and created room for the forwards. Chaiyawan was the standout with two goals, but Srisuwan’s energy and Phrom’s control in midfield were equally important. BEC Tero Sasana improved slightly in possession after half-time but lacked the defensive structure to contain the hosts’ quick transitions.
What the result means
The three points strengthen TPF Uttaradit’s position in Thai League 2 and signal their intent to compete near the top of the table. For BEC Tero Sasana, the heavy defeat highlights the need for greater defensive discipline, especially when pressed. Uttaradit’s supporters will hope this performance becomes a benchmark for the second half of the season, while Tero Sasana must regroup quickly before their next fixture.

