Port F.C.

And the bottom three are Pohang with no points.

Port FC with no points.

And finally the Newcastle Jets.

Stone bottom of the league with no points as well.

Buriram lost at home against Gowon 1-0.

Kashiwa Reiso 1-5-1 against Port FC.

And Visokobe won at home 2-0 against Junbuk 1-0.

Uh, I guess I owe Kyoto-san an apology.

Let's move on to the next game.

Yeah, two Japanese teams also hosted some matches.

Kashiwa and Visakobi both won against Port FC in Shionbuk.

And I guess the two matches I forgot to highlight from the first day was Port and Daijon Hana drawing and Kongan Hanoi losing to Kashima Antlers at home.

Pohang Steelers, no points in 14th place.

Port FC...

Are in 15th place.

And propping up the table.

Report done.

Thanks to Rob there for getting us underway on this week's episode of a Thai football podcast with his aborted report of an FA Cup tie between Ras Isilai United and Port FC.

Fortunately, and I use that word advisedly, Tim had better luck watching Chonbury against Pattaya City, and his report's coming up in a moment.

Following that, Rob actually does get to see some football, when he travels to Surin to watch Royed United play the home side, and then Lyle took a trip to Utrecht to watch Nacon-Potombe United.

And Kashima also edged a 1-0 away at Kong'an, Hanoi.

On Wednesday, Kashiwa obliterated Port FC with five first-half goals and eventually cruised 5-1 at home.

And Kobe claimed a terrific 2-0 home win over South Korean powerhouse Jeonbuk.

Then on Thursday, Machida won their ACL2 game 1-0 at Tumpin's Rovers of Singapore, right at the death.

Maybe not cheers from a

Port FC fan.

LAUGHTER I was on here, obviously, last time talking about Port FC, and now I'm on here talking about my hometown club, Adelaide United.

So that's not something I ever thought I'd be doing in life, but here we are.

It's great, isn't it, when these

And to be honest, no offense at all to BG, but I find their fan base very strange.

They've got a really strong supporter base, but it's very quiet and timid.

And I think maybe that's the Port FC fan in me talking, but they were incredibly friendly to us as foreigners, which, you know, that's Thai.

Uh, so, uh, no, 13th as well, joint 13th place, Pohang.

And in 15th place is Port FC.

And finally, at the bottom of the table, 16th place, Newcastle Jets.

Now, like I said, the stats don't read for very good, very good reading.

Uh, meanwhile on Wednesday, both Kashiwa and Kobe are at home.

Uh, Raysol entertain Port FC of Thailand, and it's, uh, Jeonbuk visiting the Nou Camp Stadium to face Vissel.

While in, uh, ACL2 action on Thursday, uh, Machida are in Singapore to take on Tampines Rovers.

And, uh, let's look ahead to the J1 Matchday 10 slate.

You al- you always wanna see four goals, don't you, in a, in a PT Saturn game? But, uh, yeah, tremendous, tremendous atmosphere.

And just to d- d- dip our toe... di- dip a toe into the Premier League, uh, Pattani sta- uh, sold, completely sold out their away allocation at Port FC, didn't they? The day-

Yeah

... before the game.

And I saw both teams end the match with 10 men each.

Jeonbuk beat Kashima, Kashiwa Reysol, uh, 2-1, and then Port FC lost 1-2 at home to Vissel Kobe.

Uh, yeah, I'm just gonna jump straight into Kyoto Sanga for a minute here.

Uh, for those who don't really follow the J League, uh, you can have a maximum of five foreigners.