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Buriram United Crush DPU 8-0 to Advance in FA Cup

Buriram United routed DPU FC 8-0 at Chang Arena to reach the FA Cup Round of 32, with six different scorers including a debut goal from academy player Phanuphong Jeayakom. Elsewhere, Khon Kaen United stunned BG Pathum United 1-0, while several other Round of 64 ties produced high-scoring affairs.

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Buriram United, eight-time champions, opened their Chang Arena home ground with an 8-0 demolition of DPU FC in the 2026/27 Chang FA Cup Round of 64 on October 21, advancing to the Round of 32. Thanakrit Chommuangpak gave Buriram the lead in the 12th minute before adding a second in the 34th; Stefan Schimmer made it 3-0 a minute later before halftime. In the second half, Narubadin Weerawatnodom scored in the 65th minute, followed by Natthakorn Rattanasuwan in the 74th and Chinapat Lee-oh in the 78th. Schimmer netted his second in the 82nd, and academy graduate Phanuphong Jeayakom capped the rout with a goal in the 83rd minute on his senior debut, sealing an 8-0 victory. In other matches, Dom FC lost 0-7 to Sisaket United, Chumphon United fell 3-6 to Songkhla FC, Kasem Bundit University FC beat Customs United 2-1, Kasetsart FC lost 1-3 to Chanthaburi FC, Burapha United lost on penalties to Singha Chiangrai United 5-6 after a 1-1 draw, Thap Luang United lost 1-2 to Rayong FC, and Khon Kaen United upset BG Pathum United 1-0. Remaining fixtures: Rasisalai United vs Port FC, Warin Chamrap FC vs Green United, Phitsanulok FC vs Royal Thai Navy FC, Ayutthaya United vs Muangthong United, Police Tero FC vs Surin City, Bangkok FC vs Nongbua Pitchaya FC, Yala FC vs Samut Sakhon City, True Bangkok United vs Oldblat FC, Pattaya United vs Nara FC, and Ratchaburi FC vs Pattani FC.

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