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Thailandnational football team record

346
Wins
209
Draws
324
Defeats

879 matches, 1954 to 2026TFN Elo rating 1514, 97th in the world

Thailand have played 879 internationals since 1954: 346 wins, 209 draws and 324 defeats. Their most frequent opponent is Malaysia, with 99 meetings. Their biggest win is 10–0 against Timor-Leste in the ASEAN Championship on 8 December 2024.

Thailand's record

Overall record
MatchesPlayedWonDrawnLostGoalsWin rate
All8793462093241416–129839%
Competitive7472911802761211–109539%
Friendlies132552948205–20342%
At home3611938187667–39053%
Away1883846104212–36220%
Neutral venues33011582133537–54635%

Record against every opponent

Thailand have played 81 different national teams. Opponents with a head-to-head page are linked.

Record by opponent
OpponentPWDLGoalsLast met
Malaysia99303138138–1422026
Singapore70401812128–712026
Indonesia69331719125–892026
Myanmar53241514102–652026
South Korea518103338–1032024
Vietnam32189555–282026
South Vietnam28532027–591975
China27651626–582026
Hong Kong27971140–382023
Philippines27212478–172026
India24117638–282025
Japan23241715–592024
Iraq19261120–482025
Cambodia18105343–272024
North Korea1845918–292017
Saudi Arabia1712149–422024
Laos16132158–162026
Iran1403115–322013
Oman1462615–112024
Bangladesh1383227–112012
Kuwait1342720–322026
Qatar1344517–172013
Taiwan1372428–172025
UAE1323812–212023
Uzbekistan1260623–212024
Bahrain1144313–122022
Lebanon943214–162024
Sri Lanka880023–32025
Brunei770037–42022
Jordan71514–32016
Syria742115–112024
Pakistan650120–72026
Yemen62409–52007
Australia50144–112017
Finland531112–62013
Nepal540113–22022
New Zealand52219–72014
Sweden50144–132003
Maldives440022–02022
Timor-Leste440027–02024
Estonia31203–22023
Nigeria30213–81994
Tajikistan31113–32021
Trinidad and Tobago33006–32022
Turkmenistan31115–62025
Afghanistan2–0 (2015), 2–0 (2025)22004–02025
Egypt1–1 (1987), 1–1 (1998)20202–21998
Ghana1–4 (1982), 1–2 (1983)20022–61983
Israel0–6 (1973), 3–3 (1977)20113–91977
Kazakhstan1–1 (1998), 2–2 (2006)20203–32006
Kenya2–1 (1990), 1–0 (2017)22003–12017
Kyrgyzstan3–1 (2001), 2–0 (2024)22005–12024
Macau6–1 (2007), 7–1 (2007)220013–22007
Norway0–7 (1965), 0–1 (2012)20020–82012
Palestine1–0 (2011), 2–2 (2011)21103–22011
Slovakia1–1 (2004), 2–3 (2018)20113–42018
Belarus0–0 (2017)10100–02017
Bhutan5–0 (2012)11005–02012
Brazil0–7 (2000)10010–72000
Bulgaria0–4 (1996)10010–41996
Cameroon2–3 (2015)10012–32015
Congo1–1 (2019)10101–12019
Ethiopia0–6 (1968)10010–61968
Fiji3–0 (2025)11003–02025
Gabon0–0 (2018)10100–02018
Georgia0–8 (2023)10010–82023
Germany1–5 (2004)10011–52004
Latvia1–1 (2005)10101–12005
Libya2–2 (1977)10102–21977
Liechtenstein2–0 (1981)11002–01981
Luxembourg0–1 (1980)10010–11980
Malta0–2 (1981)10010–21981
Morocco1–2 (1980)10011–21980
Netherlands1–3 (2007)10011–32007
Northern Ireland0–0 (1997)10100–01997
Poland1–3 (2010)10011–32010
South Africa0–4 (2010)10010–42010
Suriname1–0 (2022)11001–02022
USA0–1 (1987)10010–11987
Uruguay0–4 (2019)10010–42019
Zimbabwe3–0 (2009)11003–02009

Biggest wins and heaviest defeats

Biggest wins

  1. v Timor-LesteASEAN Championship, 8 Dec 202410–0 for Thailand
  2. v BruneiAFC Asian Cup qualifying, 24 May 197110–0 for Thailand
  3. v PhilippinesSoutheast Asian Games, 30 Jul 19999–0 for Thailand
  4. v CambodiaSoutheast Asian Games, 12 Dec 19959–0 for Thailand
  5. v Timor-LesteAFF Championship, 12 Dec 20048–0 for Thailand

Heaviest defeats

  1. at GeorgiaFriendly, 12 Oct 20230–8 for Thailand
  2. v BrazilKing's Cup, 23 Feb 20000–7 for Thailand
  3. at NorwayFriendly, 19 May 19650–7 for Thailand
  4. v IndonesiaVietnam Independence Cup, 30 Oct 19620–7 for Thailand
  5. v PakistanMerdeka Tournament, 5 Aug 19600–7 for Thailand

Latest results

  1. at IndonesiaFIFA ASEAN Cup, 5 Oct 20262–2 for Thailand
  2. v PhilippinesFIFA ASEAN Cup, 2 Oct 20261–2 for Thailand
  3. v VietnamFIFA ASEAN Cup, 29 Sept 20262–0 for Thailand
  4. v PakistanFIFA ASEAN Cup, 26 Sept 20264–0 for Thailand
  5. at VietnamASEAN Championship, 26 Aug 20262–2 for Thailand
  6. v VietnamASEAN Championship, 22 Aug 20260–2 for Thailand
  7. v SingaporeASEAN Championship, 18 Aug 20261–2 for Thailand
  8. at SingaporeASEAN Championship, 15 Aug 20263–1 for Thailand
  9. v MyanmarASEAN Championship, 8 Aug 20262–0 for Thailand
  10. at PhilippinesASEAN Championship, 4 Aug 20261–0 for Thailand

Thailand's rating through history

The TFN Elo rating rises with wins and falls with defeats, weighted by the opponent’s strength, the margin and the competition.

End of 1954: 1485End of 1956: 1466End of 1957: 1408End of 1959: 1409End of 1960: 1347End of 1961: 1368End of 1962: 1347End of 1963: 1312End of 1964: 1325End of 1965: 1400End of 1966: 1356End of 1967: 1347End of 1968: 1395End of 1969: 1392End of 1970: 1434End of 1971: 1357End of 1972: 1389End of 1973: 1435End of 1974: 1401End of 1975: 1384End of 1976: 1445End of 1977: 1420End of 1978: 1439End of 1979: 1444End of 1980: 1508End of 1981: 1532End of 1982: 1446End of 1983: 1491End of 1984: 1504End of 1985: 1464End of 1986: 1410End of 1987: 1400End of 1988: 1376End of 1989: 1386End of 1990: 1447End of 1991: 1468End of 1992: 1487End of 1993: 1530End of 1994: 1480End of 1995: 1535End of 1996: 1518End of 1997: 1549End of 1998: 1502End of 1999: 1564End of 2000: 1620End of 2001: 1554End of 2002: 1550End of 2003: 1554End of 2004: 1455End of 2005: 1431End of 2006: 1473End of 2007: 1555End of 2008: 1531End of 2009: 1584End of 2010: 1522End of 2011: 1523End of 2012: 1518End of 2013: 1452End of 2014: 1480End of 2015: 1534End of 2016: 1539End of 2017: 1523End of 2018: 1508End of 2019: 1515End of 2021: 1522End of 2022: 1514End of 2023: 1508End of 2024: 1558End of 2025: 1516End of 2026: 1514
Rating at the end of each year. Peak: 1630, reached on 15 September 1996. Hover the chart for any year.

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPWDLGoals
Friendly132552948205–203
King's Cup119623027198–128
Merdeka Tournament119203465131–248
World Cup qualifying103282352134–174
AFF Championship84532110193–67
AFC Asian Cup qualifying64301024128–90
Southeast Asian Games5736156140–41
Asian Games441372459–75
Korea Cup331071646–61
AFC Asian Cup283111422–54
Southeast Asian Peninsular Games281010849–44
Vietnam Independence Cup17521025–41
ASEAN Championship16101541–19
Jakarta Anniversary Tournament122469–19
FIFA ASEAN Cup42119–4

Top scorers

  1. 1Kiatisuk Senamuang15
  2. 2Piyapong Pue-on11
  3. 3Teerasil Dangda11
  4. 4Sarayoot Chaikamdee9
  5. 5Seksan Piturat9
  6. 6Datsakorn Thonglao5
  7. 7Supachok Sarachat5
  8. 8Suphanat Mueanta5
  9. 9Sutee Suksomkit4
  10. 10Adisak Kraisorn3

Counted from the 122 of 879 matches with scorer records, which are mostly competitive matches, so totals can be lower than official tallies.

Questions answered

When did Thailand play their first international?

On 1 November 1954, a 1–7 defeat against Cambodia in a friendly.

What is Thailand's biggest win?

10–0 against Timor-Leste in the ASEAN Championship on 8 December 2024.

What is Thailand's heaviest defeat?

0–8 against Georgia in a friendly on 12 October 2023.

Who have Thailand played the most?

Malaysia: 99 matches, with 30 wins, 31 draws and 38 defeats for Thailand.

What is Thailand's longest winning run?

9 wins in a row, from 10 December 1995 to 29 June 1996.

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Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.