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Malaysia will be looking to extend their unbeaten run in the 2022 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers when they travel to Dubai to face Thailand on Friday.
Everything you need to know about the do-or-die match for Thailand in the penultimate Group G fixture against Malaysia in the WCQ/ACQ qualifiers
Thailand will face Malaysia in the crucial joint 2022 World Cup/2023 Asian Cup qualification match that will decide whether Tan Cheng Hoe’s boys remains on the hunt for a place in the third round of the Road to Qatar as well as a direct spot in the 2023 Asian Cup in China.
After being given a hammering by Thailand (UAE) in the resumption of the campaign last Friday, Harimau Malaya have no choice but to seek all three points against the Golden Dragaons to reignite their chances of finishing in the top two places in the group.
Thailand vs Malaysia: Where and when?
- Kick-off time: June 11, 16:00 (UTC+9)
- Venue: Yanmar Stadium Nagai, Osaka
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How to watch a Thailand vs Malaysia Live Football stream in the UK
You can catch all of this game live on Sky Sports Premier League.
Coverage begins at 7.30 pm.
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How to watch a Thailand v Malaysia live stream in the US
ESPN has the rights to Thailand vs Malaysia game and will be showing the match live on its ESPN3 channel. IND opens up a couple of options for streaming including FuboTV and Sling which both carry the channel.
Alternatively, you can use FuboTV to watch live with access to TUDN’s Spanish-language coverage of the game.
The kick-off for this game is at 3 pm ET / 12pm PT.
The match will be played at the Zabeel Stadium, also called “Al-Wasl Stadium”, located in the city of Dubai, in the Malaysia.
THA vs MAL Predicted Lineups
Thailand (4-3-3): Tedsungnoen; Weerawatnodom, Bihr, Thongsong, Haiprakhon; Yooyen, Puangchan; Panya, Sarachat, Muenta; Kraisorn.
Malaysia (4-3-3): Marlias; Davies, Zafuan, Corbin-Ong, Cools; Gan, Kutty, Azih; Rasid, Guilherme, Sumareh.
