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Thailand National Team Trains for King's Cup in Sisaket

Thailand's national football team will train at Sri Nakharin Lamduan Stadium in Sisaket ahead of the 52nd King's Cup tournament on November 14 and 17. The training sessions will be open to the public and held at match time around 7:30 PM, while visiting teams Brunei and Tajikistan will use facilities at Sisaket Rajabhat University.

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Sisaket's Provincial Sports Office director Chanin Kumyai-to revealed preparations for the 52nd King's Cup football tournament on November 14 and 17. The main matches will be held at Sisaket's Central Stadium (Ko Klang Nam), while the Thai national team will train at Sri Nakharin Lamduan Stadium at the National Sports University's Sisaket campus, home ground of Thai League 1 side Sisaket United, also used by Rasisalai United for some matches. The Football Association has indicated training will occur at actual match time around 7:30 PM. Meanwhile, Brunei and Tajikistan will train at Sisaket Rajabhat University's two floodlit fields at 4:30 PM and 7:30 PM. Oman's team is staying separately in Ubon Ratchathani, about an hour's travel from the match venue. Both training sites have coordinated security arrangements. Reports indicate the Thai national team's training sessions will be open to the public, with further details to be announced.

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