The association is urgently restoring its office after facing sudden flooding.

The association is urgently restoring its office after facing sudden flooding.
The rapid flooding and waterlogging around the Rajamangala National Stadium in Hua Mak directly affected the offices of the Football Association of Thailand under the Royal Patronage. Floodwaters inundated the first floor, housing various department offices, rendering the electrical and communication systems unusable. Office equipment was damaged, including four of the association's vans, as water levels rose rapidly during the night of September 26, 2026.
Recently, after water levels began to recede, association personnel, along with a team of expert technicians, inspected the damage and urgently restored the systems to normal operation. It is expected that the entire repair and restoration process will take approximately 2-3 weeks.

FAM SEEKS FIFA EXPLANATION OVER INDONESIA–BANGLADESH ADDED TIME

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FAM SEEKS FIFA EXPLANATION OVER INDONESIA–BANGLADESH ADDED TIME
The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) will formally request clarification from FIFA over an unusual added-time incident during the Indonesia vs Bangladesh match at the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026.
The fourth official initially indicated 2 minutes of added time, before it was subsequently changed to 7 minutes.
With the match having implications for the final Group A standings and qualification for the final, FAM wants FIFA to clarify the basis, procedures and circumstances behind the adjustment.
FAM has stressed that its request is NOT a challenge to the match result or the achievement of any team.
Instead, the Malaysian federation is seeking transparency and clarification over whether the change was handled in accordance with the applicable procedures and Laws of the Game.
FAM now awaits an official explanation from FIFA.

Match Schedule for MEA Futsal Thai League 2026, Matchday 23

Match Schedule for MEA Futsal Thai League 2026, Matchday 23