Apiwat Chaemcharoen, a futsal player for the Thai national team, believes that the match between the Thai futsal team and France will be an exciting one and that they will have to make their opponents play as difficult as possible for a chance to advance to the next round. The movement of the Thai national futsal team, ranked 9th in the world, trained at the Bukhara Universal Sports Complex in Uzbekistan to prepare for the 2024 Futsal World Cup, Round of 16, against France, ranked 10th in the world. This training session, Spanish head coach Miguel Rodrigo focused on tactics to be used in the game against France, lasting 1 hour and 15 minutes. Apiwat Chaemcharoen said that the match against France will be fun and exciting every second. Even though our physical condition may be inferior, we must give our all, more than 100 percent. Coach Miguel Rodrigo's words helped motivate us to have more motivation to go play against France. Playing against France may be different from the game against Croatia. With the intensity of the game, we must make it as difficult as possible for France to play and have the fewest chances of scoring goals. Futsal World Cup 2024 schedule in Uzbekistan, Round of 16, September 27, 7:30 p.m., Thailand vs. France Last night's results: 2024 Futsal World Cup, Round of 16: Spain 1-2 Venezuela , Paraguay 3-1 Afghanistan. Source: Thai News Agency
“Thai Futsal” ready to compete in France, Round of 16, 2024 Futsal World Cup
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