Rasisalai United Issues Apology Following Fan Misconduct

Following their historic debut in the Thai League 1 on September 5, 2026, at Buriram City Stadium, Rasisalai United has issued an official apology. The club, which lost 1-2 to Port FC, addressed inappropriate behavior by some of its supporters who took to social media to criticize Port FC’s performance, the officiating, and FA Thailand President Nualphan Lamsam, also known as 'Madam Pang'.

In a statement reported by Khaosod Online, the club expressed deep regret, noting that the online criticism crossed the line into vulgarity and failed to reflect the standards of sportsmanship. The club emphasized that the spirit of football, both on and off the pitch, should be defined by mutual respect and friendship. The tension reportedly stemmed from technical issues with the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system during the match, which led to its suspension, alongside perceived officiating errors.

For residents and visitors, this incident highlights the intense passion surrounding Thai football and the growing trend of clubs taking responsibility for the digital conduct of their fanbases. While the club has taken a proactive stance to de-escalate the situation, it remains to be confirmed if the Football Association of Thailand will impose any formal disciplinary measures against the club or specific individuals involved in the online harassment. Fans attending future matches are encouraged to maintain decorum to ensure a positive environment for all spectators.