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On Tuesday afternoon, in the fourth round of Asian World Cup qualifying, Thailand will face South Korea at Rajamangala Stadium.
Last Thursday, in Seoul, South Korea drew 1-1 with Thailand, ending their record of 100% win in World Cup qualifying. Hwang Sun-hong's side took the lead three minutes before half-time through Son Heung-min, before Sufanat Muanta won a draw for Thailand at the end of the game. Despite this, South Korea still topped Group C, three points ahead of Thailand and China in qualifying.
In their last match against South Korea, Thailand showed a strong spirit of pushing despite being disadvantaged for a long time in the game. But it's also true that Thailand's fundamentals are terrible at the moment, with Ishii's side winless in five games since a 2-0 win over Kyrgyzstan in January to kick off their Asian Cup campaign. At the moment, they are level on points with China, but four points is not enough to guarantee them the right to qualify.
So, while unrealistic, for Thailand, after losing at home to China, they are in desperate need of a win at home, especially against South Korea. This could change their fate. Muanta will be given the chance to start this game, having scored three minutes after coming on as a second-half substitute in the last game. He will continue to play a mainstay role in the team and will make his 102nd international appearance.
Son Heung-min has scored three goals in the last four games for club and country, and his excellent form will continue to be the key to South Korea's victory. Lee Kang-in came on as a substitute and after a sullen draw at home, the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder is expected to return to the starting line-up.
Given the current gap in strength between the two teams, and the need for South Korea to continue to stabilize the top spot, consider dressing South Korea.