Red card rain in the 32nd SEA Games final

The source of the scuffle came from Thailand's outrageous goal celebration, after Yotsakon Burapha equalized 2-2 in the final seconds of stoppage time. The assistant coach, the substitutes and a few other members of the Thai coaching staff ran towards Indonesia to celebrate the provocative goal. This action was in retaliation for Indonesia rushing into the field to celebrate the victory a minute earlier. In fact, the members of Indonesia did not intentionally, but mistakenly thought the game was over when the referee blew the whistle for a free kick.

The referee also disqualified defender Komang Teguh from the Indonesian side and goalkeeper Soponwit Rakyart (Thailand), because these two players punched each other right in front of the referees.

Due to the chaotic situation in many hot spots, the referees could not observe all, so many members of the two teams escaped the penalty.

The final was 5-2 in favor of Indonesia, seeing a total of seven red cards and 12 yellow cards. Thailand finished the match with only eight men, and Indonesia with 10 men. This is the final with the most red cards in the history of the SEA Games.