LAMPHUN, Thailand (Interstat) — Lamphun Warrior and visiting Prachuap played to a 1-1 draw in Thai League 1 action Saturday at Lamphun Warriors Stadium, a result that left both sides searching for their first victory of the young season.

The match, which saw a flurry of second-half bookings but only two goals, played out closely to the statistical projection, which had narrowly favored the home side.

Prachuap’s Akarapong Pumwisat opened the scoring in the 32nd minute, finishing a play assisted by midfielder Charlie Clough. The goal gave the visitors a lead they would carry into halftime.

Lamphun Warrior’s response came in the 70th minute through substitute Michel, who leveled the score with an assist from defender Noppol Kerdkaew. The equalizer ignited the home crowd and set up a tense final twenty minutes, but neither side could find a decisive winner.

The game was a physical affair, particularly in the second half, as reflected by seven yellow cards issued by the officiating crew. Prachuap’s Airton was booked in the 27th minute, followed by Lamphun’s Tawan Khotrsupho in the 42nd and Noppol Kerdkaew in first-half stoppage time. The card count escalated after the break, with cautions for Prachuap’s Charlie Clough (60th minute), Lamphun’s Nuttee Noiwilai (84th), Prachuap’s Oskari Kekkonen (85th) and Prachuap’s Jesper Nyholm deep into second-half stoppage time.

With the result, Prachuap begins its Thai League 1 campaign with a draw, moving its record to 0 wins, 0 losses and 1 draw, mirroring its overall season tally across all competitions. Lamphun Warrior, which played a league match last week, now sits at 0 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw in the league standings, an identical mark to its record in all competitions.

The shared points mean both clubs continue to seek their first three-point haul of the 2026 season. Lamphun Warrior will look to break through in its next outing, a league fixture against Nakhon Pathom United.