Nagaworld FC produced a sharp away performance to defeat Boeung Ket Angkor 2-0 in the Cambodian Premier League on Sunday, 25 October 2026, scoring in each half to silence the home crowd.

The visitors were organised, efficient and ruthless when chances arrived. Boeung Ket Angkor enjoyed spells of possession and pushed bodies forward, but they were punished for leaving space behind their defence and struggled to find a response after falling behind early.

Match overview

Boeung Ket started with intent and tried to impose themselves through quick passing in midfield. Nagaworld, however, were content to absorb pressure and attack in transition. That strategy worked perfectly in the 18th minute, and from that point the away side looked comfortable defending their lead.

• Competition: Cambodian Premier League
• Date: Sunday, 25 October 2026
• Venue: Boeung Ket Stadium
• Result: Boeung Ket Angkor 0-2 Nagaworld FC

Key moments

Nagaworld took the lead in the 18th minute when Sok Chanraksmey capitalised on a loose ball on the edge of the box and drove a low finish into the corner. The goal changed the tempo of the match, forcing Boeung Ket to commit more players forward and leaving them vulnerable to counter-attacks.

The second goal arrived in the 72nd minute. Lim Pisoth broke clear after a swift Nagaworld move and kept his composure to beat the goalkeeper. Boeung Ket had a few half-chances late on, including a header that drifted wide, but Nagaworld managed the game professionally and never looked likely to surrender their advantage.

Tactical story

Nagaworld’s midfield stayed compact and denied Boeung Ket space in central areas. They were happy to let the home side circulate the ball in less dangerous zones, then pounce when possession was lost. Their counter-attacking was direct and well timed, with the front players making intelligent runs into the channels.

Boeung Ket’s attacking play was energetic but lacked precision. They delivered several crosses into the box, yet Nagaworld’s centre-backs dealt with the aerial threat well. The home side also struggled to recover their shape after losing possession, which allowed Nagaworld to control the rhythm of the match after taking the lead.

Standout performers

Sok Chanraksmey was central to Nagaworld’s win, opening the scoring and linking play intelligently throughout. Lim Pisoth’s pace and composure made him a constant threat on the break. Nagaworld goalkeeper Samrith Seiha also deserves credit for a calm display, dealing with crosses and making one important second-half save. For Boeung Ket, midfielder Chhin Chhaya worked tirelessly but received little support in the final third.

Table and season impact

The three points give Nagaworld FC a timely boost in the Cambodian Premier League standings and strengthen their confidence ahead of a demanding run of fixtures. Boeung Ket Angkor remain under pressure after another frustrating home result. The head-to-head record now favours Nagaworld, and their ability to win away with such control could prove valuable in the race for a top-half finish.