KOR Vs THA, Women's Asian Champions Trophy Highlights: South Korea Claim First Win With 4-0 Victory Over Thailand

The match is scheduled to begin at 2:30pm IST. It will be broadcast and streamed live on the Sony Sports Network. The TV telecast will be on the Sony Sports Ten 1 channel and live streaming on the SonyLiv app and website in India.

South Korea are the most successful team of the tournament, having won three titles so far, with one runner-up finish and a fourth-place finish. Meanwhile, Thailand are still seeking their first title, having only secured a fourth-place finish once.

The players line up for the national anthems, starting with Thailand, followed by South Korea. Standing proudly with their adorable little escorts, all dressed in traditional ethnic wear.

And the match begins. Both teams are eager to secure their first win. It’s anyone’s game -- let’s see how this one unfolds.

Piresram Anongnat of Thailand was shown a green card at 03:45 in the first quarter, a setback for Thailand this early in the match.

The situation has remained unchanged for a while, with the Koreans creating chances and earning penalty corners, but failing to capitalize on them. Despite having five penalty corners so far, they have yet to score.

After multiple misses, South Korea finally secured the first goal through PARK Seungae at 00:46. Thailand will now aim for an equalizer as the match heads into halftime.

South Korea, the three-time champions, proved their skill yet again as PARK Mihyang scored at Q3 05:28, doubling their lead and reinforcing why they hold such a decorated title.

The last quarter begins with South Korea leading 2-0. Thailand have just 15 minutes left to score two goals, a big task that seems almost impossible. But anything can happen in hockey, and we'll have to wait and see how the teams push for the final outcome.

South Korea finally secures the victory they were waiting for in the Women’s Asian Champions Trophy 2024, defeating Thailand 4-0. Korea dominated throughout the game, creating numerous scoring opportunities, including 15 penalty corners.

In contrast, Thailand spent most of the match on the back foot, receiving multiple warnings and cards, and struggled to create any chances to score.

That’s all for this match. We’ll be back again soon. Until then, goodbye.