Prime Bangkok FC cruised to a 3-0 victory over North Bangkok College in a Thai League 3 fixture on May 10, 2026. The dominant performance at their home ground delighted the fans and kept Prime Bangkok firmly in the promotion hunt.

Match Overview

The hosts controlled the game from the first whistle. Prime Bangkok’s high press forced turnovers in dangerous areas, and they took the lead in the 14th minute. A corner was only partially cleared, and midfielder Thitipan Suwan scored with a powerful half-volley from the edge of the box. North Bangkok College struggled to create chances, with their only shot on target coming from a speculative long-range effort in the 30th minute.

Key Moments

Prime Bangkok doubled their advantage in the 42nd minute. A quick counter-attack saw winger Chakrit Raksri interchange passes with striker Sutee Boonlert, who slotted home from a tight angle. The second goal knocked the wind out of the visitors, who had been hoping to keep the deficit manageable. The third goal arrived in the 65th minute when substitute midfielder Kittipong Phothong finished a flowing team move with a first-time strike.

Tactical Story

Prime Bangkok’s 4-3-3 was built on pace and movement. Full-backs overlapped constantly, pinning back North Bangkok College’s wide players. The visitors tried a 5-4-1 formation to stay compact, but Prime Bangkok’s quick passing and off-the-ball runs tore holes in their defense. The midfield trio of Suwan, Phothong, and captain Anucha Kaewpanya completely dominated possession.

Standout Players

Thitipan Suwan was outstanding, scoring the opener and pulling the strings in midfield. Striker Sutee Boonlert also impressed with his movement and clinical finishing. For North Bangkok College, goalkeeper Sarawut Inthanon made several sharp saves to prevent an even heavier defeat, but he was let down by his defense.

Table Impact

The victory keeps Prime Bangkok FC in second place in the Thai League 3 standings, four points behind the leaders with a game in hand. North Bangkok College remain in the bottom half, now closer to the relegation zone. Prime Bangkok’s form suggests they are serious contenders for promotion.