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War Elephants roar but door stays shut
Bangkok Post
|October 17, 2025
Despite Thailand’s 6-1 hammering of Taiwan on Tuesday night in the AFC Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers, their coach Masatada Ishii’s repeated warnings still ring loud.

Thailand players celebrate during the match against Taiwan on Tuesday night.
The War Elephants did put on a spectacular show in Taipei to follow their 2-0 home victory last Thursday with goals galore.
However, what happened thousands of miles away in a town called Arkadag later on the same night has left the equation unchanged.
In the other Group D match, Turkmenistan regained control by ensuring that there was no repeat of their earlier shock defeat to Sri Lanka.
They remain in control of their destiny after sealing a 2-1 win over Sri Lanka.
The upshot means Turkmenistan are back on top of the group, level on nine points with Thailand but holding a favourable head-to-head record against the Southeast Asians.
Thailand will next play Sri Lanka in their fifth match of the AFC Asian Cup qualifiers on Nov 18.
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