Record Breaking Thai Strikers: Supachai Jaided and Theerasak Phaiphimai Score 11 Goals Each in Revo Thai League

Thai football fans have a reason to rejoice as two promising strikers, Supachai Jaided and Theerasak Phaiphimai, have been lighting up the Revo Thai League with 11 goals each this season. These young talents, representing Buriram United and Port FC, respectively, have emerged as new hopes for the Thai national team.

Ahead of the 20th matchday, the specifics of their goal-scoring prowess have been uncovered. Supachai Jaided utilized his left foot to find the net twice, his right foot six times, and his head thrice. On the other hand, Theerasak Phaiphimai displayed a versatile skill set by scoring with his left foot once, his right foot five times, and his head on five occasions.

Looking ahead to the upcoming fixtures in the Revo Thai League 2023/24 season, Buriram United is gearing up to take on True Bangkok United at Chang Arena on Sunday, March 3, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Meanwhile, Port FC is set to clash with Khon Kaen United at the Khon Kaen Provincial Administrative Organization Stadium on Saturday, March 2, 2024, at the same time.

Football enthusiasts can catch all the action live as both matches will be broadcasted on AIS PLAY, True Visions, and 3BB GIGA TV. With the thrilling performances of Supachai Jaided and Theerasak Phaiphimai captivating audiences, the upcoming matches promise to be exciting showcases of top-tier Thai football talent.

Photo credit: BURIRAM UNITED / Port FC

[Tags: Port Authority FC, Theerasak Phaiphimai, Buriram United, Revo Thai League, Supachai Jaided]

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