LAMPHUN, Thailand (Interstat) — Mohammed Osman scored a goal in each half to propel Lamphun Warrior to a 2-0 victory over Sukhothai in an FA Cup match on Wednesday, extending its perfect run in the domestic tournament.

The decisive result at Lamphun Warriors Stadium saw the home side advance while halting Sukhothai’s campaign in the knockout competition. Osman’s early strike in the 20th minute provided a foundation, and his second in the 87th minute sealed the win, confirming Lamphun Warrior’s dominance on the night.

The match pitted two Thai League 1 sides against each other, with Lamphun Warrior entering with stronger recent form in the FA Cup. The victory improves Lamphun Warrior’s record in this competition to three wins and no losses this season. Across all competitions, Lamphun Warrior now stands at five wins, six losses and seven draws. Sukhothai, which was eliminated from the cup, sees its tournament record fall to two wins and one loss. Its overall season record across all matches shifts to eight wins, seven losses and five draws.

The outcome continued a recent trend in the fixture, as Lamphun Warrior also defeated Sukhothai 2-1 in their previous meeting in league play on Sept. 13. Osman’s brace made him the clear standout, ensuring his team controlled the tempo from the opening goal onward.

Sukhothai arrived following a difficult 5-0 league defeat at Port FC just four days prior, a result that appeared to linger as the visiting side struggled to generate consistent offense. Lamphun Warrior, meanwhile, built on a resilient 1-1 home draw against BG Pathum United FC from its last outing.

The pre-match projections from Interstat offered a mixed view. The organization’s game simulator had predicted a 1-1 draw, but its ELO rating system gave Lamphun Warrior a 76.40 percent probability to win, an assessment borne out by the comprehensive performance.

With the FA Cup fixture concluded, both teams now shift focus back to the Thai League 1. Sukhothai will seek to rebound quickly, hosting Prachuap on Saturday. Lamphun Warrior travels to face Chonburi FC, also on Saturday. The two sides are scheduled to meet again in league action on Jan. 25 at Lamphun Warriors Stadium, setting up a quick rematch.