Malaysian goalkeeper gives Thailand 2 wins in 7 years

The name of goalkeeper Haziq Nadzli (26 years old) is being mentioned a lot by Malaysian fans on social media after the "Malaysian Tigers" lost 0-1 to the Thai national team on the evening of December 14.

Thailand 1-0 Malaysia.

In the 57th minute of the match, Haziq Nadzli made a mistake and passed the ball right to Suphanat's feet in the Malaysian penalty area. Suphanat then passed the ball to Gustavsson, who scored the only goal for Thailand. After the above mistake, Haziq Nadzli was heavily criticized by Malaysian fans on social media.

Haziq Nadzli made a mistake that caused Malaysia to concede a goal

Coincidentally, at the 2017 SEA Games, Haziq Nadzli also made a mistake that caused U22 Malaysia to lose 0-1 to U22 Thailand in the final match. This situation occurred in the 39th minute of the match, Haziq Nadzli punched the ball into his own net after a corner kick from Thailand. At that time, Haziq Nadzli also received a lot of criticism for causing U22 Malaysia to miss out on the SEA Games men's football gold medal.

After 7 years, Haziq Nadzli continued to make mistakes that caused Malaysia to lose. The Malaysian newspaper, New Strait Times wrote about the home team's defeat against Thailand at the AFF Cup 2024: "Goalkeeper Haziq made a fatal mistake, giving the Thai team victory over Malaysia".

Goalkeeper Haziq Nadzli made two unforgettable mistakes when facing Thai teams

Meanwhile, the Semuanyabola newspaper published an article with the headline: "Goalkeeper Haziq Nadzli's clumsy mistake led to Malaysia's defeat by Thailand."

Stadiumastro newspaper headlined : "Haziq Nadzli's mistake left disastrous consequences, "Malaysian Tiger" fell before "War Elephant".

With the above loss, Malaysia dropped to 3rd place in Group A with 4 points after 3 matches. Thailand leads with 6 points after 2 matches. Singapore ranks 2nd in Group A with the same 6 points but is behind Thailand in terms of goal difference.

Son Tung

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