Róbson Duarte

Kanchanaburi turn up the heat in the second half.

Within minutes of the restart, Robson Duarte, a player I really do like, forces a point-blank save from the Tero goalkeeper Anipong Kitchakham.

The highlights reel didn't really do Kanchanaburi's second half performance justice because they skip straight to the 83rd minute and John Baggio's disallowed goal for offside.

However, I was watching this game live and Kanchanaburi conjured up a shedload of chances, with John Baggio particularly wasteful.

But then, against the run of play, Kanchanaburi took the lead.

Robson Duarte's free kick is hit towards the far post.

Actually, all of his free kicks were hit towards the far post.

Jo outjumps Nipitpon, heads the ball down towards the six-yard line, and Baggio slides in to turn the ball into the net.

Bajo is back in the Kanchanaburi starting XI.

Robson Duarte is also back.

Big return for the Mahasarakam coach, Jusit Chalamsan, returning to the club that he took to Thai League 1 in 24-25.

And this was to be, by some distance, Mahasarakam's best performance of the season.

It's a wonderful, wonderful addition to T2.

It's a nice football grand

yeah uh three minutes gone Baggio's out to to make an impression his 25-yard free kick needs a good save by Kitikun low it is near post five minutes later Robson Duarte scores for Kanchanaburi it's from almost 30 yards it's a low drive it goes in off Kitikun's left upright it's a super strike there's almost no backlift In golfing terms, this is just about timing as he puts his laces through the ball.

What a strike.

He came on for the second half.

Robson Duarte, who I've been impressed by, is on the substitutes bench and stays there for the whole 19 minutes.

Kan Chanaburi making five changes from the team that played at the weekend.

There's also a change of goalkeeper, probably enforced by...