Star-studded Pathum held at Prachuap
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Star-studded Pathum held at Prachuap

BG Pathum's Chanathip Songkrasin is defended by PT Prachuap's Jirapan Phasukihan during the match at Sam Aoh Stadium.
BG Pathum's Chanathip Songkrasin is defended by PT Prachuap's Jirapan Phasukihan during the match at Sam Aoh Stadium.

Coach Makoto Teguramori has admitted that his BG Pathum United need to improve both their offence and defence after the Rabbits could only manage a 1-1 draw in a Thai League 1 game at PT Prachuap on Saturday night.

Prachuap struck first in the 56th minute through Korean player Jeong Woo-Geun before Singaporean defender Irfan Fandi equalised for Pathum seven minutes from time.

Teguramori said that both team were cautious in their approach as they were "under new coaches. I was hoping for a victory here, but would have to be content with the draw for now.

"We knew Prachuap are good in defence and dangerous on counter-attacks. I told the team to play carefully but we still conceded an easy goal. Prachuap defended vigorously but we should have scored more."

Prachuap coach Sasom Pobprasert said: "Pathum are a top team so a draw against them is not a bad result for us."

Also on Saturday night, hosts Khon Kaen United beat Chonburi 1-0 with Chitsanuphong Choti grabbing the winner in the first-half injury time, and hosts Nakhon Pathom United, reduced to 10 men after 83 minutes, let Ratchaburi record a 1-0 win.

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