Nakhon Pathom

Pattaya three, Songkhla two.

Chanthaburi three, Nakhon Pathom United nil.

And KasetSat three, Mahasarakham one.

On Thursday, last night, Uttradit one, Saturn Stun one.

He, he, he went on to have a night to remember.

Victor Kapunan also started at center back, uh, and bossed his famous- his famously named compatriot for 90 minutes.

From Muangthong United, there were two changes from the team that lost to Nakhon Pathom.

Tirapat replacing Wongsaikhon and Chatnapatt replacing James Faulkner.

Match and result aside, thank you.

And now we've got Lyle reporting from Nakhon Pathom United's home game against Mungtong United and a surprise victory for the home side.

Over to you, Lyle.

Here we are, first game of the season for me.

I assume Mungtong United is a pretty good team.

They just got relegated last season.

Nakhon Pathom last season were doing not so great.

Very bad.

Kanchanaburi lost for the first time this season, a two one defeat at Phrae.

Nakhon Pathom claimed their first win of the season, beating a lackluster Mueang Thong United one-nil.

Kasetsart have now not scored in 450 minutes of football.

Plus injury time.

I was all so well organized, Phil, and the results from the weekend on Friday.

Phrae United two, Kanchanaburi one.

Saturday, Nakhon Pathom one, Mueang Thong nil.

Police Tero one, Nakhon Ratchasima one.

Let's get on to, uh, let's get on to Saturday's four matches.

Nakhon Pathom host Muangthong United.

Nakhon Pathom played four, drawn four.

They look hard to beat, but draws don't keep you up.

Nakhon Pathom need to put a win on the board.

Are they gonna find it at home to a Muangthong side who have pressed the reset button now FIFA bans have been lifted and the best players are all available? I'm going for a Muangthong away win.

Are you, Rob?

Okay, good.