FC Hallelujah Cruise Past Nakhon Nayok FC in Thai Amateur League

FC Hallelujah continued their impressive form in the Thai Amateur League with a commanding 3–0 victory over Nakhon Nayok FC on 9 May 2026. The match, played at a neutral venue in Bangkok, saw Hallelujah dominate from the first whistle and secure a result that keeps them in the promotion race.

Dominant First Half

FC Hallelujah took the lead in the 12th minute after a flowing move down the left flank. The winger cut inside and delivered a low cross that was turned home by the centre-forward. Nakhon Nayok struggled to create any meaningful chances, with Hallelujah's high press forcing errors. A second goal arrived just before half-time, a powerful strike from 20 yards that left the goalkeeper with no chance.

Second Half: Controlled Approach

The second half was less frenetic, but Hallelujah remained in control. They added a third goal in the 67th minute from a set piece, a header from a corner that sealed the win. Nakhon Nayok pushed forward in the final 20 minutes but failed to test the Hallelujah goalkeeper, who enjoyed a quiet afternoon.

Standout Players

• FC Hallelujah's No.10 – a goal and an assist, pulling the strings in midfield.
• Hallelujah's left winger – constant threat, created the opening goal.
• Nakhon Nayok's goalkeeper – despite the three goals, made several saves to prevent a bigger defeat.

What This Means for the Thai Amateur League

With this victory, FC Hallelujah climb into the top four of the Thai Amateur League standings, strengthening their bid for promotion to the regional divisions. For Nakhon Nayok FC, the defeat leaves them in the lower half of the table, but they have shown enough spirit to suggest they can avoid a relegation battle. The result also highlights Hallelujah's growing reputation as a team to watch in Thai amateur football.