On Saturday, Jan 17 2023, Chonburi secured a vital 1‑0 home win over Lamphun Warrior at the Daikin Stadium, thanks to a 69th‑minute strike by Yosakorn Burapha. The three points lifted the Sharks to 12th place with 18 points in the BYD SEALION 6 League, while Lamphun remained 14th with 12 points.
Game Overview
The match opened with intense pressure from both sides, but Chonburi’s defense held firm in the first half, limiting Lamphun to few clear chances. The half ended goalless as each team exchanged shots without success.
Key Moments
Decisive Goal
In the 69th minute, Yosakorn Burapha received a quick switch from Pan Thammasak, surged into the box, and slotted the ball past the Lamphun goalkeeper, giving Chonburi the lead.
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Post‑Goal Pressure
After scoring, Chonburi continued to press, creating several opportunities, while Lamphun’s keeper made crucial saves to preserve the 1‑0 scoreline.
Impact on Standings
- Chonburi moved from 13th to 12th place, increasing their total to 18 points.
- Lamphun Warrior stayed in 14th place with 12 points, still fighting to avoid the relegation zone.
The win showcases Chonburi’s ability to compete with mid‑table rivals and strengthens their push toward a potential playoff spot.
Manager Comments
Manager Nicolas Omera praised his side’s performance: “Winning at home was our priority. Yosakorn’s goal at a critical moment boosted our confidence. We will keep developing our attack while maintaining solid defensive play.”
Looking Ahead
Chonburi’s next challenge is an away match against a higher‑ranked opponent, a test of consistency during the season’s midpoint. Lamphun Warrior must regroup and find new strategies to collect points and steer clear of relegation danger.
