Thailand national football team results (1990–1999)

Last updated May 15, 2024

This article lists the results for the Thailand national football team between 1990 and 1999.

1990

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
29 January 1990	Kenya	W	2–1	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
5 February 1990	Indonesia	D	1–1	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
23 September 1990	Yemen	D	0–0	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Group C
25 September 1990	Hong Kong	W	2–0	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Group C
27 September 1990	Kuwait	W	2–1	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Group C
1 October 1990	China	W	1–0	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Quarterfinals
3 October 1990	North Korea	L	0–1	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Semifinals
5 October 1990	South Korea	L	0–1	Beijing, China	1990 Asian Games – Third place

1991

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
25 November 1991	Singapore	D	0–0	Manila, Philippines	1991 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
27 November 1991	Myanmar	W	4–0	Manila, Philippines	1991 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
2 December 1991	Philippines	W	6–2	Manila, Philippines	1991 Southeast Asian Games – Semifinals
4 December 1991	Indonesia	D	0–0(a.e.t.) 3–4(pen.)	Manila, Philippines	1991 Southeast Asian Games – Final

1992

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
21 June 1992	South Korea	W	2–1	Bangkok, Thailand	1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification
23 June 1992	Bangladesh	W	1–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1992 AFC Asian Cup qualification
29 October 1992	Qatar	D	1–1	Hiroshima, Japan	1992 AFC Asian Cup – Group B
31 October 1991	China	D	0–0	Hiroshima, Japan	1992 AFC Asian Cup – Group B
2 November 1992	Saudi Arabia	L	0–4	Onomichi, Hiroshima, Japan	1992 AFC Asian Cup – Group B

1993

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
7 February 1993	Malaysia	D	1–1	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	International Friendly (1993 Merdeka Tournament)
9 February 1993	Singapore	D	1–1	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	International Friendly (1993 Merdeka Tournament)
8 April 1993	Japan	L	0–1	Kobe, Japan	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
11 April 1993	Sri Lanka	W	1–0	Kobe, Japan	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
13 April 1993	United Arab Emirates	L	0–1	Tokyo, Japan	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
18 April 1993	Bangladesh	W	4–1	Tokyo, Japan	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
28 April 1993	Japan	L	0–1	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
30 April 1993	United Arab Emirates	L	1–2	Al Ain, United Arab Emirates	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
3 May 1993	Sri Lanka	W	3–0	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
5 May 1993	Bangladesh	W	4–1	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification
7 June 1993	Myanmar	W	2–0	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
11 June 1993	Brunei	W	5–2	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
13 June 1993	Laos	W	4–1	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
15 June 1993	Malaysia	W	2–0	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
17 June 1993	Indonesia	W	1–0	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games– Semifinals
20 June 1993	Myanmar	W	4–3	Kallang, Singapore	1993 Southeast Asian Games – Final
17 September 1993	Saudi Arabia	L	0–4	Dammam, Saudi Arabia	International Friendly
20 September 1993	Saudi Arabia	L	0–3	Dammam, Saudi Arabia	International Friendly

1994

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
3 October 1994	Hong Kong	L	1–2	Hiroshima, Japan	1994 Asian Games – Group B
5 October 1994	Saudi Arabia	L	2–4	Hiroshima, Japan	1994 Asian Games – Group B
7 October 1994	Uzbekistan	L	4–5	Hiroshima, Japan	1994 Asian Games – Group B
9 October 1994	Malaysia	D	1–1	Hiroshima, Japan	1994 Asian Games – Group B

1995

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
10 March 1995	India	W	5–0	Calcutta, India	International Friendly (1995 Nehru Cup)
14 March 1995	Iraq	L	1–3	Calcutta, India	International Friendly (1995 Nehru Cup)
4 December 1995	Indonesia	W	2–1	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
6 December 1995	Malaysia	D	0–0	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
10 December 1995	Vietnam	W	3–1	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
12 December 1995	Cambodia	W	9–0	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
14 December 1995	Singapore	W	1–0	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Semifinals
16 December 1995	Vietnam	W	4–0	Chiang Mai, Thailand	1995 Southeast Asian Games – Final

1996

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
9 February 1996	Finland	W	1–0	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1996 King's Cup)
16 February 1996	Finland	W	5–2	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1996 King's Cup)
27 June 1996	Maldives	W	8–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
29 June 1996	Myanmar	W	5–1	Bangkok, Thailand	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
1 July 1996	Singapore	D	1–1	Bangkok, Thailand	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
4 July 1996	Maldives	W	8–0	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
7 July 1996	Myanmar	W	7–1	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
9 July 1996	Singapore	D	2–2	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFC Asian Cup qualification
2 September 1996	Philippines	W	5–0	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Group B
6 September 1996	Brunei	W	6–0	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Group B
8 September 1996	Malaysia	D	1–1	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Group B
10 September 1996	Singapore	W	1–0	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Group B
13 September 1996	Vietnam	W	4–2	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Semifinals
15 September 1996	Malaysia	W	1–0	Kallang, Singapore	1996 AFF Championship – Final
8 November 1996	Bulgaria	L	0–4	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
5 December 1996	Saudi Arabia	L	0–6	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1996 AFC Asian Cup – Group B
9 December 1996	Iran	L	1–3	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1996 AFC Asian Cup – Group B
11 December 1996	Iraq	L	1–4	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	1996 AFC Asian Cup – Group B

1997

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
9 February 1997	Japan	D	1–1	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1997 King's Cup)
11 February 1997	Sweden	D	0–0	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1997 King's Cup)
16 February 1997	Sweden	L	1–3	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1997 King's Cup)
2 March 1997	South Korea	L	1–3	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
9 March 1997	Hong Kong	W	2–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
15 March 1997	Japan	W	3–1	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
30 March 1997	Hong Kong	L	2–3	Wan Chai, Hong Kong	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
21 May 1997	Northern Ireland	D	0–0	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
1 June 1997	South Korea	D	0–0	Seoul, South Korea	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
6 October 1997	Myanmar	W	2–1	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Group B
8 October 1997	Brunei	W	6–0	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Group B
12 October 1997	Cambodia	W	4–0	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Group B
14 October 1997	Singapore	D	0–0	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Group B
16 October 1997	Vietnam	W	2–1	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Semifinals
18 October 1997	Indonesia	D	1–1(a.e.t.) 4–2(pen.)	Jakarta, Indonesia	1997 Southeast Asian Games – Final

1998

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
25 January 1998	Egypt	D	1–1	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1998 King's Cup)
29 January 1998	South Korea	L	0–2	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (1998 King's Cup)
22 March 1998	Kazakhstan	W	1–0	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
26 March 1998	Kazakhstan	W	1–0	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
27 August 1998	Myanmar	D	1–1	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	1998 AFF Championship – Group A
29 August 1998	Philippines	W	3–1	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	1998 AFF Championship – Group A
31 August 1998	Indonesia	W	3–2	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	1998 AFF Championship – Group A
3 September 1998	Vietnam	L	0–3	Hanoi, Vietnam	1998 AFF Championship – Semifinals
3 September 1998	Indonesia	D	3–3(a.e.t.) 4–5(pen.)	Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam	1998 AFF Championship – Third place
21 November 1998	Turkmenistan	D	3–3	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly
2 December 1998	Hong Kong	W	5–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Preliminary round Group F
4 December 1998	Oman	W	2–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Preliminary round Group F
8 December 1998	Kazakhstan	D	1–1	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Second round Group 4
10 December 1998	Lebanon	W	1–0	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Second round Group 4
12 December 1998	Qatar	L	1–2	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Second round Group 4
14 December 1998	South Korea	W	2–1(a.e.t.)	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Quarterfinals
16 December 1998	Kuwait	L	0–3	Bangkok, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Semifinals
19 December 1998	China	L	0–3	Songkhla, Thailand	1998 Asian Games – Third place

1999

Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue	Competition
16 June 1999	New Zealand	D	2–2 4–3(pen.)	Bangkok, Thailand	International Friendly (Four Nations' Cup 1999)
30 July 1999	Philippines	W	9–0	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
1 August 1999	Laos	W	4–1	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
5 August 1999	Vietnam	D	0–0	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
8 August 1999	Myanmar	W	7–0	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Group A
12 August 1999	Singapore	W	2–0	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Semifinals
14 August 1999	Vietnam	W	2–0	Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei	1999 Southeast Asian Games – Final

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