KANCHANABURI, Thailand (Interstat) — Aboubakar Kamara scored in the fifth minute of second‑half stoppage time Saturday to lift Kanchanaburi Power FC to a 2‑2 draw with Chonburi FC in Thai League 1 action at Kanchanaburi Provincial Stadium.

The result left Kanchanaburi Power FC with two wins, 11 losses and eight draws in the league, and the same overall mark across all competitions. Chonburi FC moved to seven wins, 11 losses and eight draws in league play, and seven wins, 12 losses and nine draws overall.

Chonburi struck first in the 40th minute when substitute Jorge Fellipe scored, with defender Mehdi Tahrat providing the assist.

Kanchanaburi equalized in the 62nd minute on a goal by Alain Oiartzun, but Chonburi retook the lead in the 84th minute when substitute Abo Eisa found the net. Defender Prachaya Fadsupap was credited with the assist.

With the match seemingly headed for a Chonburi victory, Kanchanaburi pushed forward in stoppage time and Kamara delivered the equalizer in the 90th minute plus five. Substitute Nattanan Biesamrit had the assist.

The match featured six yellow cards. Queven of Kanchanaburi was booked in the 23rd minute, followed by Prachaya Fadsupap in the 29th, Richmond Darko of Kanchanaburi in the 31st, Rachata Moraksa of Chonburi in the 58th, Mehdi Tahrat of Chonburi in the 82nd and Nattanan Biesamrit of Kanchanaburi in the 89th.

Chonburi entered the match without a win in its previous five league outings, dating to a 3‑2 victory over Port FC on Jan. 31. Since then, the team had drawn three times and lost twice, including a scoreless draw with Muangthong United on Apr. 26 and a 2‑0 defeat at Prachuap on Apr. 18. Earlier in the season, Chonburi had mixed results, with notable wins over Buriram United 4‑2 on Nov. 9 and over Muangthong United 3‑2 on Dec. 6. The team’s most recent victory in all competitions came in a 2‑1 extra‑time loss to Nakhon Pathom on Nov. 30 in a separate cup competition.

Kanchanaburi Power FC had lost four of its last five league matches entering Saturday, with its only win in that stretch a 2‑0 victory at Ayutthaya United on Mar. 7. The team had been outscored 11‑2 in its previous four defeats, including a 3‑1 loss to Buriram United on Apr. 26 and a 2‑0 loss to BG Pathum United on Apr. 4. Earlier in the campaign, Kanchanaburi managed a 3‑0 win over Muangthong United on Jan. 17 and a 1‑1 draw at Bangkok United on Jan. 10.

The two sides had met once earlier this season, playing to a 1‑1 draw on Dec. 12, 2025, in Chonburi. That result was also a 1‑1 tie, with Kanchanaburi scoring first before Chonburi leveled.

Chonburi FC next hosts Nakhon Ratchasima on May 10. Kanchanaburi Power FC hosts Ratchaburi on the same day.

The Interstat game simulator had projected a final score of Chonburi FC 2, Kanchanaburi Power FC 1, and the Interstat ELO system gave Chonburi a 54.60 percent probability to win the match.