The headlines from last weekend:

A two-horse early pace-setter — Police Tero and Khon Kaen United are both perfect (6/6, 4–0 aggregates, zero conceded). Tero's organisation vs Khon Kaen's ruthlessness.

Uttaradit are the surprise package — a first-ever T2 season, and they're unbeaten (4 pts, two clean sheets) after holding Muangthong and beating Kasetsart. .

Muang Loei's statement win — a 3–0 win over Chainat lifts them into mid-table and shows the promoted trio (Uttaradit, Satun, Muang Loei) all have legitimate fight.

The away-day league continues — confirmed decisive results again mostly went to visitors; home advantage looks thin in this division.

PT Satun have character — conceding first then scoring three on the road, twice now, behind a 5,000-strong backing.

Kasetsart are the early crisis club — the only side with zero points and no goals after two rounds. That's a storyline to watch.

What was wrong with Pattaya - for Police Tero Christmas came early.

Phil previews the midweek games in Thai League 2.

The T3 teams that will host T2 opposition in the MuangThai League Cup.

Back on Friday with our review of Matchweek 3.

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Our review of the opening weekend's matches in Thai League 2

Phil previews this weekend's matches which start with Pattaya v Police Tero on Friday.

A quick MuangThai League cup update.

A few awards from the opening weekend:

• Best comeback: Kanchanaburi Power, 4–2 at PT Satun
• Best individual performance: Ahmed Mubarak, Chainat — two goals
• Best away wins: Pattaya United winning 1–0 at Chiangmai United and Khon Kaen United's 1-0 win at Chanthaburi.
• Most dramatic finish: Nakhon Pathom’s stoppage-time equaliser against Nakhon Ratchasima
• Most impressive crowd: PT Satun, approximately 5,000
• Biggest talking point: The effect of rain, poor playing surfaces and the absence of VAR.

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Phil, Simon, James and Rob are all involved this week bringing our Thai League 2 predictions for the season; we also have Phil's preview of the opening games of the new season and an update on the drama at Muangthong United.

Phil and Rob talk with the evergreen Tiago Chulapa; soon to become the leading goalscorer in the history of Thai League 2. Tiago is in his tenth year in Thailand and is back this season with Pattaya United. Many thanks to Tiago who will be leading the Pattaya line at Chiang Mai United this weekend.

Have a great weekend and we will be back next week.

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James Baxter and Rob Scott chat with Pattani's Captain Fantastic, Marlon Silva, about the changes at the club, and the arrival of new players, over the three months since promotion, via the playoffs, from Thai League 2.

Stadium issues.

New players.

What targets has Marlon set for the season?

What targets has the club set for the season?

Pattani's opening game is on Friday 4th September at the club's temporary home - the Tinsulanonda Stadium in Songkhla.

We will always be a Thai League 2 podcast but we will keep following Pattani's journey in T1. They are one of the success stories of the Thai League structure and the first team from the South to play in the top tier.

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James Baxter makes a very welcome return joining Phil and Rob as we look at Kanchanaburi Power, Chiang Mai United, Phrae United, Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Pathom, Khon Kaen United, Muangthong United, Pattaya United and MahasarakhamCC.

Phil pays tribute to Celtic and Chanthaburi fan Paul Lennon who sadly passed away last week.

The draw for the qualifying round of the Chang FA Cup. 6 T2 teams have not entered. Others may wish that they had not given their long haul away fixtures!

Leading Thai League 2 goalscorers. A Tiago Chulapa milestone awaits.

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Phil and Rob are joined by Simon Causton from www.footballsiam.com

What happened to Nara Utd?

Farewell to Trat

Nine teams to preview:

Nongbua Pitchaya

Chainat

Police Tero

PT Satun

Muang Loei United

Uttaradit

Chanthaburi

Kasetsart

Songkhla

Nine more next week.

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Phil and Rob sign off on the 2025-2026 season.

Nara Utd win the T3 title. Uttaradit made a real battle of the second leg.

PT Satun are promoted to T2, joining Nara and Uttaradit. Loei also battled hard and were only beaten in extra-time.

Caio Silva scores an extra time hatrick.

A look at the 18 teams competing in T2 in 2026-2027.

And a look at the opening week of the 2026 World Cup.

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Phil and Rob wrap up the Thai League 2 season with Phil's twenty question T2 quiz.

We review the T3 playoff semi finals that saw Uttaradit FC and Nara United promoted to Thai League 2 and preview the 3rd place play off final between Muang Loei United and PT Satun FC.

Many thanks for listening and for your support and encouragement throughout the season.

Phil's question on the likelihood of the 3 relegated teams going straight back to T1 made it clear that I know nothing about betting!

My decimal point was wrong

2/1, 2/1, 5/1 in an accumulator is 53/1 - an implied likelihood of 1.85% - that might be a reasonable call !

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