photo: creditDefending champions Buriram United, still savouring their elevation to the AFC Champions League knockout stages, are confident of securing three points from their visit to Chiang Rai United in Thai League 1 tomorrow. But the Thunder Castle are aware of the severity of the task they face in the away game at Chiang Rai. Buriram's hectic schedule continues next month when they take on South Korea's Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in the last-16 round of the AFC Champions League. According to the new schedule, Buriram will play Muang Thong United on May 4, face Police Tero on May 12, and take on Pattaya United on May 20. Meanwhile, Muang Thong United, lagging 10 points behind runaway leaders Buriram, face a tricky assignment at Chonburi tonight.

Source: Bangkok Post April 20, 2018 23:26 UTC