Muangthong United vs Lion City Sailors FC, 2024-25 AFC Champions League Two, Round of 16

· 1st Leg

Muangthong United

56': Melvyn Lorenzen
90'+10': Tristan Do

FT
2 - 3
1st Leg

Lion City Sailors FC

1': Shawal Anuar
11': Maxime Lestienne (P)
27': Bart Ramselaar
52': Song Ui-young

About

Muangthong United are hosting Lion City Sailors FC at Thunderdome Stadium, , Thailand, starting on . The match is a part of the AFC Champions League Two.

Game Information

Competition: AFC Champions League Two

Venue: Thunderdome Stadium
Location: , Thailand
Attendance: 3,865

Line-Ups

Muangthong United (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Kittipong Phuthawchueak (GK)
4	Jung-Woon Hong
5	Abbosjon Otakhonov
22	Aly Cissokho
19	Tristan Do
37	Picha Autra
34	Kakana Khamyok
20	John-Patrick Strauß
9	Melvyn Lorenzen
10	Poramet Arjvirai
21	Purachet Thodsanit

Muangthong United Substitutes:

Emil Roback, Payanat Thodsanid, Khanaphod Kadee, Thiraphon Yoyoei, Siradanai Phosri, Peerapong Ruennin, Songwut Kraikruan, Korawich Tasa, Jaturapat Sattham, Kasidech Wettayawong, Chatchai Saengdao.

Lion City Sailors FC (5-4-1)

No.	Name
1	Izwan Mahbud (GK)
26	Bailey Wright
4	Toni Datkovic
14	Hariss Harun
29	Diogo Costa
22	Christopher van Huizen
8	Rui Pires
15	Song Ui-young
10	Bart Ramselaar
17	Maxime Lestienne
7	Shawal Anuar

Lion City Sailors FC Substitutes:

Zharfan Rohaizad, Obren Kljajic, Rasaq Akeem, Anumanthan Kumar, Akram Azman, Ali Al Rina, Lionel Tan, Lennart Thy, Bill Mamadou, Hafiz Nor, Sergio Carmona, Muhammad Adib Nur Hakim Bin Azahari.

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