Arjun Menon
The Thailand vs Singapore semi-final second leg kicks off on 18.08.2026 at 15:00 CET, with Thailand hosting Singapore at Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok in the ASEAN Championship. You can watch the live video stream online of Thailand vs Singapore for free right here on this page.
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Where and when to watch Thailand vs Singapore
Kick-off is set for 18.08.2026 at 15:00 CET. The free live stream is available in the player above and can be watched LIVE from any device — desktop, tablet or mobile. And if you want to compare odds before kick-off, our rundown of the best football betting websites is a good place to start.
Thailand ahead of the match
Thailand arrive at this second leg full of confidence, riding five consecutive wins and a 12-game unbeaten run. The War Elephants have been solid at the back overall, though not immune to sustained pressure — they conceded in the first leg in Singapore and could face a similar test in Bangkok against an opponent with nothing left to lose. Head coach Anthony Hudson’s side average 2.6 goals scored per game, though the trend at home has settled below three goals in five straight matches. With a two-goal cushion from the 3-1 first-leg win, Thailand are widely expected to manage the tempo rather than force the issue, conserving energy for a potential final meeting with Vietnam.
Singapore ahead of the match
Singapore were arguably unlucky not to get more out of the first leg at home, dominating possession (72%), landing 11 shots (4 on target) and generating 52 dangerous attacks — more than three times Thailand’s tally — yet still losing 3-1. In Bangkok, coach Gavin Lee’s side have no option but to push forward, even if that means committing more numbers at times. Singapore’s biggest strength has been their consistency in front of goal, scoring in 9 of their last 10 matches at an average of 1.4 goals per game over a long stretch of the season. Defensively they’ve been more porous than Thailand, conceding close to a goal per game, which explains why overturning a two-goal semi-final deficit remains a tall order.
Thailand vs Singapore: preview and head-to-head
Thailand hold a commanding historical edge over Singapore, winning 9 of the 10 official meetings between the two sides, with Singapore’s solitary win the only blot on that record and no draws at all. Thailand have also outscored Singapore heavily across those games, 24 goals to 8, with an average total of 3.2 goals per match. Combined with their 3-1 first-leg advantage, Thailand go into this second leg as clear favourites to reach the final, though Singapore’s ability to score in almost every recent outing means a share of the goals on the night is far from unlikely.
Thailand vs Singapore: live stream LIVE
Don’t miss the ASEAN Championship semi-final second leg between Thailand and Singapore, live on 18.08.2026 at 15:00 CET. Follow the free live stream on TipsGG from any device — just scroll up and hit play. Please note the embedded stream may be geo-restricted in some regions.