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Philippines vs Thailand Live Stream & Tips - War Elephants Backed in High-Scoring ASEAN Championship Contest

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Last updated: Mon 03 Aug 2026 14:33

Ryan Allan 03 Aug 2026

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Philippines vs Thailand Predictions
Thailand Backed to Claim High-Scoring Win
Thailand Dominate Head to Head Record
Philippines Recover in Laos
Thailand Maintain Perfect Record
Philippines vs Thailand Squads and Team News

Philippines vs Thailand Predictions

The Philippines host Group B leaders Thailand in a crucial ASEAN Championship contest on Tuesday.

Both teams have shown plenty of attacking quality, and another high-scoring outcome is expected at New Clark City Stadium.

I have my stake on Thailand to win with at least three match goals while I also like the BTTS pick.

Thailand Backed to Claim High-Scoring Win

Philippines have seen over 2.5 goals in 10 of their last 12 matches
Philippines have seen BTTS in 11 of their last 12 matches
Philippines have seen BTTS in their last 6 matches against Thailand
Thailand won 7 of their last 10 matches against Philippines
Thailand won 7 of their last 9 matches
Thailand have seen over 2.5 goals in 6 of their last 8 matches

Thailand Dominate Head to Head Record

The Philippines and Thailand have met 14 times since 2004. Thailand won 11 games, while the Philippines claimed just one victory. Two matches finished deadlocked.

The Thais secured a thrilling 4-3 aggregate victory when the nations last met in the semi-finals of this competition in 2024.

Philippines Recover in Laos

The Philippines return to New Clark City after securing a 4-1 comeback victory against Laos on Saturday.

Carles Cuadrat’s side made a poor start in Vientiane, with Damoth Thongkhamsavath giving Laos a seventh-minute lead.

Trailing at the interval, the visitors fought back in the second period. John Lucero levelled two minutes into the second half before an own goal gave the visitors the advantage at New Laos National Stadium.

Further goals from Jarvey Gayoso and Daisuke Sato secured a fine road victory for the Philippines.

Cuadrat’s men had suffered a shock 4-1 home defeat against Myanmar in their tournament opener last week.

The Philippines have built up a solid run of form in the past couple of years. Tuesday’s hosts won nine and lost only two of 16 games played since December 2024.

Thailand Maintain Perfect Record

Thailand moved to the top of Group B after securing a deserved 2-0 victory against Malaysia in Bangkok on Saturday.

Yotsakorn Burapha converted a first-half penalty before Teerasak Poeiphimai doubled the War Elephants’ advantage after the interval. Anthony Hudson’s side survived some late Malaysian pressure to record back-to-back Group B victories.

Thailand began their campaign with a commanding 5-0 victory against Laos in Vientiane last week.

The in-form visitors are now unbeaten in nine international fixtures completed in the last 11 months. The Thais secured victories in seven of their nine most recent matches.

Hudson’s men can now secure their place in the ASEAN Championship semi-finals with another win on Tuesday.

Like the home side, high-scoring outcomes have been frequent for Thailand. An average of 3.75 goals per game were scored in their last eight matches.

Philippines vs Thailand Squads and Team News

Philippines Squad

Goalkeepers: Quincy Kammeraad, Enrico Mangaoang, Patrick Deyto

Defenders: Adrian Ugelvik, Angelo Bruckner, Noah Leddel, Scott Woods, Jaime Rosquillo, Michael Kempter, Daisuke Sato, Christian Rontini, Santiago Rublico

Midfielders: Sandro Reyes, Gavin Muens, John Lucero, Kenji Nishioka, Oskari Kekkonen, Cole Mrowka, Javier Mariona

Forwards: Andre Leipold, Jarvey Gayoso, Martini Rey, Andres Aldeguer, Pocholo Bugas, Rocket Ritarita, Aarran Long

Cuadrat is unlikely to make too many changes to the team that started Saturday’s victory against Laos.

Lucero is expected to retain his place after scoring the equaliser, while Gayoso should continue in attack after converting a second-half penalty.

The Spanish boss was delighted with his team’s response after they struggled during the opening 45 minutes against Laos.

"Once again, it felt as though circumstances were working against us," Cuadrat said. "I am happy because we managed to change the course of the game. Until we scored our second goal, it seemed as though everything was going against us."

"It was similar to our opening match. We created chances to score more goals, including an effort from Cole [Mrowka] that struck the crossbar, but we could not take advantage of them."

Thailand Squad

Goalkeepers: Kampol Pathomakkakul, Chatchai Budprom, Korrakot Pipatnadda

Defenders: Nattapong Sayriya, Pansa Hemviboon, Manuel Bihr, Waris Choolthong, Oussama Thiangkham, Narubadin Weerawatnodom, Adisorn Promrak, Chaiyaphon Otton, Pichitchai Sienkrathok, Wanchai Jarunongkran

Midfielders: Seksan Ratree, Sarach Yooyen, Kakana Khamyok, Thossawat Limwannasathian, Worachit Kanitsribampen, Chawanwit Saelao, Picha Autra, Pokklaw Anan

Forwards: Yotsakorn Burapha, Teerasak Poeiphimai, Jehhanafee Mamah, Patrik Gustavsson

Head coach Hudson is likely to retain the majority of the team that started Saturday’s victory against Malaysia.

Captain Sarach Yooyen will continue to anchor the midfield after picking up the Man of the Match award against Malaysia.

Speaking to the media before Tuesday’s contest, Hudson revealed his respect for the home side.

“We are approaching this as an individual match,” said Hudson. “We have watched their opening two games and know that it will be a complicated contest.

“The Philippines are a team we respect. We will approach this match in exactly the same way as our previous two games. We want to arrive ready and prepared to produce a strong performance.”

“We know the Philippines are a dangerous and well-coached team,” said Hudson. “They try to play good football, and we know it will be a difficult game.

Verdict

Philippines v Thailand

A competitive contest is expected at New Clark City Stadium, with plenty of chances at both ends.

I fancy Thailand to win a high-scoring contest, while I also expect both nations to get on the scoresheet.

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