Thailand played (at least) ten matches in West Germany and one in Norway before meeting
an Israeli youth side on the way home. Additional information is most welcome.
15-May-65 Siegen West Germany Amateur 4-2 Thailand
19-May-65 Bergen Norway 7-0 Thailand
23-May-65 Kleve Niederrhein-Auswahl 0-1 Thailand
-May-65 Krefeld (local team) 2-3 Thailand
30-May-65 Essen Niederrhein-Auswahl 2-1 Thailand
-Jun-65 Velbert SSVg Velbert 1902 4-1 Thailand
4-Jun-65 Köln 1.FC Köln 3-0 Thailand
-Jun-65 Grevenbroich TuS Grevenbroich 0-1 Thailand
9-Jun-65 Göttingen 1.SC Göttingen 05 1-3 Thailand
-Jun-65 Wolfsburg VfL Wolfsburg 1-1 Thailand
15-Jun-65 Braunschweig Leu 06 / FTB combined 2-1 Thailand
17-Jun-65 Tel Aviv-Yafo Israel U19 2-1 Thailand
Overall record: P12 W4 D1 L7 F15 A28
Thailand squad
Manager: Col. Pratiab Thesvisarn
Deputy manager: Pisit Ngermpanich
Coach: Heinz Murach (West Germany)
Players: Asvin Thong-innetr*, Praderm Muangkasem, Suphot Panich [captain], Yongyuth Sangkakovit,
Vichit Yamboonruang, Taveepong Senivong na Ayudhya, Yanyong na Nongkhai, Chalerm Jones,
Narong Sangkhasuwan, Chalor Sattayalak, Asdang Panikabutr, Anurat na Nakorn,
Lek Amaruktanond, Sompon Karnsawai, Yanyong Nilpirom, Paisarn Buppasiri,
Anant Kongcharoen, Pichai Salak.
* Note: goalkeeper Asvin Thong-innetr was killed in an accident on the pitch during a practice
match in Thailand on 26-Nov-65. He had been named the Asian All-Stars goalkeeper by the
AFC after the 1965 Merdeka tournament in Malaysia.
Thanks to Thomas Søfting
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