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Thailand's eFootball team advanced to the semifinals of the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, after defeating Palestine and drawing with host Japan. The esports competition took place on September 22 at the Aichi International Exhibition Center as the opening day of group-stage play for eFootball at the 20th Asian Games.

Thailand fielded two players: Teerat Limpraphat in the Mobile category and Jeansui Rungrat Kasikul, a world champion, in the Console category. In their opening match, Thailand defeated Palestine 2-0, with Teerat beating Hassan Al-Hunaidi 2-1 and Jeansui defeating Osaid Hakim 3-1. In the subsequent match against Japan, Teerat drew with Ekuya Kida 2-2, while Jeansui drew with Yuka Shatani 1-1.

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