Thailand clinched a hard-fought 2–1 win over Singapore in a thrilling Pool B match at the Women's Hockey Asia Cup 2025. The game took place at the Gongshu Canal Sports Park in Hangzhou, China, and highlighted the determination and skill of both teams.

First Half: Goals at Both Ends

Both teams started with disciplined defensive play, making it difficult to score early on. Thailand struck first in the 22nd minute with a well-placed field goal, putting them ahead 1–0. However, Singapore responded quickly.

Just six minutes later, Singapore equalized in the 28th minute through a penalty corner conversion, bringing the score to 1–1. The first half ended evenly matched, with neither side able to break the deadlock further.

Second Half: Thailand Takes Control

The second half began with increased pace and aggression from both teams. Thailand pressed forward, creating several chances, while Singapore focused on counterattacks.

In the 53rd minute, Thailand converted a crucial penalty corner, reclaiming the lead at 2–1. Singapore pushed hard in the final minutes, but Thailand's defense stood firm, blocking multiple attempts and securing a narrow but vital victory.

Impact on Tournament Standings

This win significantly boosted Thailand's position in Pool B. The Women's Asia Cup 2025 is a qualifying event for the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup, making every point critical.

With this result, Thailand strengthened their chances of advancing to the Super 4 stage, keeping their hopes alive for a spot in the World Cup qualifiers.