📏 Form Guide

Buriram United

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Buriram United will be looking for a repeat result of the 0-3 Thai League T1 victory versus Nakhon Ratchasima.

Their more recent scorelines shine a light on the fact that quality has been evident in the Buriram United rearguard. Buriram United have given the opposition little, resulting in the number of goals that have gone past their goalkeeper during their last six clashes standing at 2.

Melbourne City

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The stats tell the story, and Melbourne City have been scored against in 5 of their last 6 matches, with opponents netting 9 goals overall. In defence, Melbourne City could really do with shoring things up. Let’s see whether or not that trend will end up being sustained into this next match.

ℹ️ Team News: Buriram United

Looking at personnel, there is just a single fitness concern for the Buriram United manager Osmar Loss to be concerned with from a near full-strength group of players. Theerathon Bunmathan (Broken nose bone) misses out.

📰 Team News: Melbourne City

Thanks to a mainly full-strength group of players, there is just the sole fitness worry for the Melbourne City boss Aurelio Vidmar to contend with. Takeshi Kanamori (Collateral ligament injury) won’t be playing here.

🧠 Prediction

It looks to us that Buriram United certainly have the ability to get the win and a possible clean sheet when they face Melbourne City, who won’t find it easy to find the back of the net.

Our tip is for a pretty comfortable 2-0 victory for Buriram United at the end of the 90 minutes.

Victor Martins, 12:01 10/03/2026