2017 Port F.C. season

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Port
2017 season
Chairman Nualphan Lamsam
Manager Jadet Meelarp
(until 22 June), (since 21 September - present)
Kiatisuk Senamuang
(23 June – 20 September)
Stadium PAT Stadium
Thai League T1 9th
Thai FA Cup Third Round
Thai League Cup Second Round
Top goalscorerLeague:
Flag of Brazil.svg Josimar (13)

All:
Flag of Brazil.svg Josimar (17)
 2016
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The 2017 season is Port's 21st season in the Thai League, FA Cup, League Cup.

Contents

This is Port F.C.'s name changing.

Competitions

Thai League

Matches

  Win  Draw  Loss

DateOpponentsH / AResult
F–A
Scorers
11 February 2017 Ratchaburi Mitr Phol H1-1 Genki 90+5'
19 February 2017 Suphanburi H3-2 Andrija 7', Tana 64', Sergio 72'
25 February 2017 Bangkok United A6-2 Siwakorn 38', Tana 70'
4 March 2017 Navy H1-0 Nitipong 4'
8 March 2017 Thai Honda A5-1 Pakorn 70'
11 March 2017 Buriram United H0-0
3 April 2017 Ubon UMT United H1-0 Josimar 57'
9 April 2017 Chiangrai United A1-3 Genki 31', Sergio 43', Josimar 79'
19 April 2017 Bangkok Glass H0-3
23 April 2017 Sukhothai A2-3 Josimar (2) 9', 63' , Hiromichi 70' (o.g.)
30 April 2017 BEC Tero Sasana H2-1 Josimar 23' , Siwakorn 55'
3 May 2017 Chonburi A2-1 Pakorn 30'
6 May 2017 Pattaya United H0-2
14 May 2017 Nakhon Ratchasima A0-0
17 May 2017 Muangthong United A2-3 Josimar (2) 42', 45+1', Sergio 79'
21 May 2017 Super Power Samut Prakan H5-3 David (2) 14' (pen.), 88' (pen.), Pakorn 16', Genki 23', Josimar 27'
27 May 2017 Sisaket A2-2 Pakorn 42', Siwakorn 49'
17 June 2017 Suphanburi A2-0
25 June 2017 Bangkok United H0-3
28 June 2017 Navy A2-2 Genki 28', Pakorn 42'
2 July 2017 Thai Honda H3-1 Panphanpong 42', Sergio 64', Andrija 78'
5 July 2017 Buriram United A1-0
9 July 2017 Ubon UMT United A2-1 Andrija 47'
30 July 2017 Chiangrai United H1-2 David 57' (pen.)
5 August 2017 Bangkok Glass A0-0
10 September 2017 Sukhothai H3-3 Sergio 9', Nitipong 14', David 61' (pen.)
16 September 2017 BEC Tero Sasana A2-1 David 51'
20 September 2017 Chonburi H1-3 Josimar 13'
24 September 2017 Pattaya United A2-5 Josimar (2) 2', 78', Todsapol (2) 5', 29', Sergio 89'
14 October 2017 Nakhon Ratchasima A3-1 David 40' (pen.), Josimar 48', Sergio 75'
22 October 2017 Muangthong United H1-1 Josimar 63'
8 November 2017 Super Power Samut Prakan A1-3 Sergio 15', Tana 83', Pakorn 90+3'
11 November 2017 Sisaket H5-3 Sergio (2) 37', 73', Genki 54', Pakorn 57', David 84' (pen.)
18 November 2017 Ratchaburi Mitr Phol H2-3 Todsapol 11', Sergio 67', Sila 86' (o.g.)

Thai FA Cup

DateOpponentsH / AResult
F–A
ScorersRound
21 June 2017 Royal Thai Fleet H 5-0 Josimar (2) 3', 52', Piyachat 16', Elias 23', 90+2'Round of 64
2 August 2017 Ayutthaya United H 2-0 Josimar (2) 58', 90+4'Round of 32
27 September 2017 Bangkok United A 1-5 Archived 16 December 2018 at the Wayback Machine Genki 8'Round of 16

Thai League Cup

DateOpponentsH / AResult
F–A
ScorersRound
26 July 2017 Ayutthaya United A 2–1 (aet) Sergio 90+2', 116'Round of 32
1 October 2017 Air Force Central A 1–2 (aet) Sergio 56'Round of 16

Squad goals statistics

No.Pos.NameLeagueFA CupLeague CupTotal
4DF Flag of Thailand.svg Elias Dolah 0202
5MF Flag of Spain.svg Sergio Suárez 110314
6MF Flag of Thailand.svg Todsapol Lated 3003
9MF Flag of Thailand.svg Pakorn Prempak 7007
10FW Flag of Serbia.svg Andrija Kaluđerović 3003
16MF Flag of Thailand.svg Siwakorn Jakkuprasat 3003
18MF Flag of Japan.svg Genki Nagasato 5106
19DF Flag of Thailand.svg Panphanpong Pinkong 1001
22DF Flag of Spain.svg David Rochela 7007
30FW Flag of Brazil.svg Josimar 134017
34DF Flag of Thailand.svg Nitipong Selanon 2002
88MF Flag of Thailand.svg Piyachat Srimarueang 0101
99FW Flag of Thailand.svg Tana Chanabut 3003
Own goals2002

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