Rosalvo

Chainat one.

Rosalvo back in the Khon Kaen United starting XI, and three really strange goals in this game, all for different reasons.

After 90 minutes, Khon Kaen United take the lead, but everything feels wrong to me about this goal, Phil.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, but, you know, uh, Chainat are, are a goal down, but they continue to make a good contest of the game through the first half.

We get to the 68th minute and somehow or other the Thai league thinks that Rosalvo has scored.

It's not Rosalvo's goal, it's a Suraset own goal.

Just a couple of draws to show from their previous four visits.

That dismal run continued on Saturday evening as a goal in each half for Rosalvo and Virupong saw Konken to a 2-0 win.

And as Rob said, the victory that took them to the top of the table.

But it's pleased Tero, who should have taken the lead after nine minutes.

Oh, Valdo, that was a horrible miss.

And not an awful lot went right for Police Terror after that.

Konken's number 10, Rosalvo, imposing physique, muscular thighs.

He looks up for this one and he puts Konken in front on 32 minutes, his second goal for the club since his arrival from the Indonesian League in July.

He ran his heart out.

For Konken United, played in a 4-2-3-1 with Rosalvo, their Brazilian up front, supported by Carneva on one wing, Virapong on the other wing, and Chitsanapong basically as a number 10 in support of the Brazilian.

This was to be a very strong performance from Chiang Mai United.

The arrival of Wellington Smith has been a real boost for the club.

Chiang Mai United go in at half-time with a comfortable 2-0 lead.

Konkin United take fairly early remedial measures.

Both Rosalvo and Chitsanapong are replaced for the second half.

Chiang Mai United's third, though, comes in the 49th minute.