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Kanchanaburi Power coach and player report racist remarks
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Kanchanaburi Power’s South Korean head coach and Madagascan striker faced racist remarks after their Thai League 2 match against Pattaya United on September 1.
Key facts
- Kanchanaburi Power’s South Korean head coach and Madagascan striker faced racist remarks after their Thai League 2 match against Pattaya United on September 1.
- The match, held at Nong Prue Municipal Stadium in Pattaya, ended in a 2-2 draw
- Baggio said he had played in Thai League 1 for 10 years and had generally found Thai football fans respectful
- The alleged incident happened as Kanchanaburi Power coach Park Han-seo was walking towards the dressing room after the match.
Summary
The match, held at Nong Prue Municipal Stadium in Pattaya, ended in a 2-2 draw. The result left Kanchanaburi Power, also known as Palang Kan, in sixth place, while Pattaya United remained 15th and at risk of relegation.
The alleged incident happened as Kanchanaburi Power coach Park Han-seo was walking towards the dressing room after the match.