Takraw World Cup final turns out to be a commotion, Thailand’s assistant squad manager ‘talks’ on Facebook
The intensity of the 2026 Takraw Team World Cup final, which brought together two sports giants, Malaysia and Thailand, turned into a commotion that fans will never forget.
Towards the end of the second set of the third team’s action, a tense atmosphere emerged when the Thai team voiced their protest and dissatisfaction with the decision of the match referee, Radhi Che Mai.
Before the commotion broke out, the Singaporean referee stopped play after the Thai player’s foot appeared to cross the bottom line of the goal, giving Malaysia a point which made the two teams draw 14-14.
The incident provoked strong protests from Thailand, especially after the assistant referee raised the plate with a “Not Over” decision, thus going against the decision taken by the main umpire.
The heated atmosphere lasted almost 15 minutes during which the Thai team refused to return to the field and continue the match.
As a result of his actions, victory was then given to Malaysia and they were subsequently declared the 2026 Takraw Team World Champion.
Meanwhile, the Thai team manager, Rattadech Noijaroen, also expressed his disappointment with the decision and events that occurred last night.
Through his Facebook page, Top To Be, Noijaroen emphasized that he did not blame any Malaysian players for this incident.
“We respect all Malaysian fans and athletes, because every player just wants the opportunity to be on the field and prove their true potential.
“What happened last night was not the fault of any one player. Although there are times when what happened is difficult to accept, we still respect the decision and continue to move forward.
“In the end, what we all want is for the sport of sepak takraw to continue to develop together,” he said.
Noijaroen’s post quickly went viral and received various responses from the virtual community, especially sepak takraw fans.
So far, the post has received more than 4,700 reactions and more than 800 comments and has been reshared more than 70 times.
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