Thai League 2

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Thai League 2
ไทย ลีก 2
Full name Thai League 2
abbreviation T2
Association Football Association of Thailand
First edition 2017
hierarchy 2nd league
Teams 18th
master BG Pathum United FC
Record champions Army United
Current season 2020
Website www.thaileague.co.th

The Thai League 2 (Thai: ลีก ลีก 2), commonly referred to as T2, is the second professional football league in Thailand. The first three clubs will be promoted to the Thai League at the end of the season , while the last three will be relegated to the Thai League 3 .

Until 2016, the T2 was referred to as the Thai Premier League Division 1 .

Associations since 2017

society Season and placement
2017 2018 2019 2020
Chainat Hornbill FC 1.  
Air Force Central FC 2.   14th
PT Prachuap FC 3.  
Angthong FC 4th 15.  
PTT Rayong FC 5. 1.  
Lampang FC 6th 9. 10.
Nakhon Pathom United FC 7.  
Nongbua Pitchaya FC 8th. 5. 9.
Army United FC 9. 8th. 5.
Chiangmai FC 10. 3.  
Rayong FC 11. 11. 3.  
Krabi FC 12. 14.  
Kasetsart FC 13. 13. 12.
Samut Songkhram FC 14.  
Joined FC 15th 2.  
Songkhla United FC 16.  
Bangkok FC 17.  
BBCU FC 18.  
Khon Kaen FC 4th 8th.
Samut Sakhon FC 6th 13.
Udon Thani FC 7th 7th
Sisaket FC 10. 4th
Thai Honda FC 12. 6th
Ayutthaya United FC 18th
BG Pathum United FC 1.  
MOF Customs United FC 15th
Chiangmai United FC 11.
Navy FC 16.
Police Tero FC 2.  
Ubon United 18.  
Khon Kaen United FC
Phrae United FC
Ranong United FC
Uthai Thani FC
  1. ↑ Air Force United has withdrawn from the league. For this, Uthai Thani FC will play from the 2020 season
  2. ↑ Nakhonpathom United was transferred to the Thai League 4 because they had not submitted the documents required for licensing to the association in time.
  3. ↑ Army finished 9th with a tie because of the direct comparison against Chiangmai FC.
  4. ↑ After the end of the 2019 season, Army United withdrew from the Thai League.
  5. ↑ Chiangmai FC took 10th place with a tie due to the lost direct comparison against Army United.
  6. ↑ 3 points were deducted from Krabi due to irregularities in the contract with Norihiro Kawakami.
  7. ↑ Samutsongkhram FC was transferred to the Thai League 4 because they had not submitted the documents required for licensing to the association in time.
  8. ↑ Trat FC took 15th place with a tie due to the direct comparison against Sonkhla United.
  9. ↑ Songkhla United finished 16th with a tie due to the lost direct comparison against Trat FC.
  10. ↑ In April 2017 the association was dissolved for financial reasons and banned for 2 years. After 2 years the club could start again in the Thai League 4.
  11. ↑ Sisaket FC was deducted 12 points due to the decision of FIFA.
  12. ↑ After the end of the 2019 season, Thai Honda FC withdrew from the Thai League.
  13. ↑ The club was renamed from JL Chiangmai United FC to Chiangmai United FC at the end of 2019.

Master since 2017

season master 2nd place 3rd place
2017 Chainat Hornbill FC Air Force Central PT Prachuap FC
2018 PTT Rayong FC Joined FC Chiangmai FC
2019 BG Pathum United FC Police Tero FC Rayong FC
2020

Record champion since 2017

society number season
Chainat Hornbill FC 1 2017
PTT Rayong FC 1 2018
BG Pathum United FC 1 2019

Best goalscorer since 2017

season Top scorer society Gates
2017 BrazilBrazil Jonatan Ferreira Reis Kasetsart FC 28
2018 BrazilBrazil Tardeli rice Joined FC 21st
2019 BrazilBrazil Tiago Chulapa Rayong FC 19th
2020

Prize money

  • master
5,000,000 baht
  • Runner-up
3,000,000 baht
  • 3rd place
1,000,000 baht

Sponsors

season sponsor League name
2017 M-150 (energy drink) M-150 Championship
2018 M-150 (energy drink) M-150 Championship
2019 M-150 (energy drink) M-150 Championship
2020 M-150 (energy drink) M-150 Championship
2021

Audience figures since 2017

season Number of teams Total audience average
2017 18th 395.210 1,396
2018 15th 325,428 1,550
2019 18th 484.252 1,583
2020

See also

Second division Thailand until 2016 → Thai Premier League Division 1

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