2002–03 Thai League

The 2002/ 03 Premier League Thailand was officially called GSM Thai League, and was played between ten teams. Master was the Krung Thai, which have won their first league title since 1989. The only intermediate, the Bangkok Christian College went straight off again and was able to record only two victories for itself.

  • 5.1 Coach of the Year
  • 5.2 Player of the Year
  • 5.3 scorer

Associations of the season

  • Bangkok Bank FC
  • FC Bangkok Christian College ( promoted from the Thailand Division 1 League)
  • BEC Tero Sasana
  • Sinthana
  • Krung Thai Bank FC
  • FC Osotspa M -150
  • FC Port Authority of Thailand
  • FC Royal Thai Air Force
  • Thailand Tobacco Monopoly FC
  • FC TOT

Final Table of the 2002/ 03

  • Determining the tablespace of a team in a tie: 1 Direct comparison; 2 goal difference; 3 goals scored

Decisions

Queens Cup

FC Osotspa M -150 won for the second consecutive year, the Queen's Cup. In the final, they sat down 1-0 against FC TOT.

Continental competitions

In the newly formed AFC Champions League, an amalgamation of Asian Champions Cup, Asian Cup Winner 's Cup and Asian Super Cup, there was a surprise. The champion of last year, BEC Tero Sasana, marched to the finals and had to admit defeat as only Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates. It was the first time after 1995, the one Thai club was able to reach the final of the Asian Champions League. On the way to the finals were defeated, among others, the Kashima Antlers of Japan.

It was also the first time that two Thai teams participated in the premier class. During that surprised a team embarrassed himself FC Osotspa M- 150th As the last of the group, you went with zero points and a goal difference of 1:20 back home.

BEC Tero Sasana also took part in the newly formed competition, the ASEAN Club Championship, which was held in Indonesia. Again, you came to the finals, but then succumbed also. This time against Kingfisher East Bengal FC of India

Awards of the Year 2002/ 03

Coach of the Year

  • Thailand Narong Suwannachote - Krung Thai Bank FC

Player of the Year

  • Thailand Khampee Pintapol - Bangkok Bank FC

Scorer

  • Thailand Sarayut Chaikamdee - FC Port Authority of Thailand
Bangkok Christian College F.C. Thai Division 1 League BBCU F.C. Krung Thai Bank F.C. Singhtarua F.C. TTM Customs F.C. TOT S.C. 1996–97 Thailand Soccer League 1997 Thailand Soccer League 1998 Thai Premier League 1999 Thai Premier League 2000 Thai Premier League 2001–02 Thai League 2003–04 Thai League 2004–05 Thai League 2006 Thailand Premier League 2007 Thailand Premier League 2008 Thailand Premier League 2009 Thai Premier League
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