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Thai Football Fans Pack Railway Park for World Cup 2026 Viewing

Thousands of football fans gathered at Bangkok's Railway Park before dawn on July 12 to watch World Cup 2026 quarterfinals on a giant LED screen, with Norwegian and English supporters creating a festive atmosphere complete with live comment

Thai Football Fans Pack Railway Park for World Cup 2026 Viewing
12 Jul Khaosod

JAS, holder of exclusive FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasting rights in Thailand, joined forces with MONO streaming platform to turn Bangkok's early morning hours into a festive celebration for football enthusiasts. Thousands of fans arrived before daylight to claim spots at Vachirabenjatas Park (Railway Park) and watch the World Cup quarterfinals on a massive LED screen during the "FIFA WORLD CUP FAN PARK THAILAND 2026: LIVE THE GAME, SHARE THE MOMENT" event on Sunday, July 12, 2026.

The festivities kicked off at 4 a.m. with Norway versus England, with fans from both nations wearing national jerseys, waving flags, and cheering enthusiastically. Norwegian supporters created an impressive Viking Row with drums and Nordic-style chanting that echoed throughout the park. Later that morning, before the Argentina versus Switzerland match, a pre-match discussion panel featuring four prominent football analysts—Guy-Nathapol Damronrojwattana, Yak-Jitkor Srikhomkrua, Jay-Waraphat Arunphakdi, and Game-Supavut Srikwan—discussed tactics, predicted outcomes, and entertained the crowd.

When the Argentina versus Switzerland match began, all eyes remained fixed on the giant LED screen. Throughout the event, stage activities offered merchandise from JAS and partners, creating a fan park experience completely different from watching at home. The event demonstrated football's unique power to unite people in shared excitement and emotion in an outdoor green space, breaking away from traditional home viewing and fostering creative community connection among supporters.

For details about upcoming events, follow JAS Group's Facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/JASGroupFanpage

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