The original Chiang Mai is Blue

The final weekend of the regular T2 season will decide:The league winnersThe second automatic promotion spotThe final playoff place and the order for 3rd to 6th to determine the playoff semi final ties.The final relegation place.Every one of the eight matches to be played at 6pm on Saturday has an impact on at least one of these questions.T3 Champions Leagues are now underway.Thonburi United are the BGC/Muang Thai Cup champions.Minutes Seo scores the second for Mae Jo.https://www.facebook.com/share/v/15MD7K4Qds/

Also a quick review of Chonburi v Pattaya from last night.Many thanks to Douglas for joining us - and as always to Simon for his help.

Simon and Rob are joined by Simon Causton in Phuket and Rob Bernard in Sisaket to look at the T3 Champions leagues. Today, the South/West and North East/East groups. The North and Central group will follow at the weekend.Sending our best wishes to Jhonathan Bernardo and his Songkhla team for the BGC/Muang Thai Cup Final on Saturday against Thonburi United.

There is a rumour that Muang Chanthaburi will be renamed Chulapaburi.....T2 title, promotion and playoffs still wide open with two games to go....one relegation place also remains.Phrae win a 5 goal thriller at Kanchanaburi.Chanthaburi delay the Chonburi celebrations.Phrae and Chanthaburi are also the last T2 survivors in the Chang FA CupConfirmation after we recorded this that the League will allow Lamphun to return to their Provincial stadium after storm damage at the new Warriors stadium.(Picture credit - Chanthaburi FC on facebook)

Suphanburi - see picture - are relegated to T3 after losing at ChainatNurul's terrific strike sinks AyutthayaTrat beat Kasetsart. Kasetsart are having a big say in the T3 relegation battle as they play Chainat this Saturday.On Thursday night Bangkok FC drew 1-1 will Kanchanaburi - leaving Kanchanaburi in fourth place 3 points behind Ayutthaya and Phrae.An update on the 12 teams in the T3 Champions League - and a tip of the hat to Phuket Andaman on their T3 survival.The Chang FA Cup round of 16 - matches to be played on 9 April.

One of the joys of T2 is that six new teams join the league each year replacing promoted and relegated sides. A one week break for T2 allowed us to look at the teams that are set to take part in the T3 Champions groups where the 69 teams that started league three have been reduced to 12.Phil plumbs new depths with his Navy and Fleet puns. In local football this weekend and midweek:Sunday 30 March.T1 Lamphun v Port FC 6.00pmT3 CMFC v Phitsanulok Unity 4.00pm Kamphaengpet FC v Mae Jo United 4.00pmThanks for listening!Wednesday 2 AprilT2 Lampang v Pattaya 6.00pm Cniang Mai Unittd v Ayutthaya 6.30pm T2 Lampang v Pattaya

Wins for Phrae, Ayutthaya, Chonburi and Kanchanaburi. Pattaya replace Dennis Amato as head coachChainat win their relegation battle with Trat.Two weekend remain in the regular T3 season with five Champions League teams still to be confirmed.Mae Jo lose for first time in 2024-2025Yashir Islame hatrick for Ayutthaya.

Van Lingen leads Suphanburi fightback at Chiang MaiAre Kanchanaburi and Kasetsart heading for the playoffs?The resurrection of Nakhon Si United In T3, Rasisalai, Mae Jo United and Navy FC all confirmed Champions League placesBig celebrations at Mae Jo

Late, late goals for Chonburi and Lampang,Dropped points at Phrae after injury time penalty miss,The return of Van Lingen as Suphanburi come back from a two goal deficitRasisalai are the first team to qualify for the T3 Champions groups