Chula–Thammasat Traditional Football Match

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The Chula–Thammasat or Thammasat–Chula Traditional Football Match (the name alternating, with the host's appearing first) is a football match between Chulalongkorn University and Thammasat University. It is held annually, usually in January, at the Suphachalasai Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. Apart from the match itself (which is not played by strictly varsity teams, but include alumni), the event also focuses on card stunts performed by both sides' audiences, cheerleading, and the opening ceremony parades, of which Thammasat's politics-mocking sequence is an anticipated highlight.[1] The event is regularly broadcast on national television.[2]

Quick facts
Chula–Thammasat Traditional Football Match
งานฟุตบอลประเพณีจุฬาฯ–ธรรมศาสตร์
Chulalongkorn University Thammasat University
General Fact
First meeting December 4, 1934
First Place Sanam Luang
Current champion Thammasat University
Latest Host Thammasat University
Longest win streak Thammasat University
Stadium National Stadium (Thailand)
Live television Television Pool of Thailand (1st-71st match)

Thairath TV (72nd-74th match)
MCOT HD (75th match

Symbol of Chula Phra Kiao
Symbol of Thammasat Dharmachakra
Number of wins
Chula Thammasat
18 25
Number of Ties
32
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History

Members of the opening ceremony parade assembled in the field stand at attention as the royal anthem is played during the opening ceremony of the 66th Match. To the far side of the field, Thammasat University's performing audience display a detailed card stunt featuring King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Coloured card booklet "plates" used in such displays are visible in the foreground.
Politics-mocking parade in Chula-Thammasat traditional football match 2018

The match was started in 1934 by alumni of Suankularb Wittayalai School who were studying at both universities, intending it to be a varsity match in the likes of the British Oxford–Cambridge Boat Race. The first match was held on 4 December 1934 at the Sanam Luang field, with Thammasat University as the host. There was a ticket fee of 1 baht, the proceedings of which went to the Anti-tuberculosis Society of Thailand; after-expense earnings from the match have since traditionally been donated to charity.[3]

The two universities alternate roles as hosts. From 1935 to 1937 the match was held at the Suankularb Wittayalai School football field, and since 1938 has been held at Suphachalasai Stadium (also known as the National Stadium), except in 1985, 1986, 1988 and 2008 when the match was held at the Chulalongkorn University Stadium. Starting in 1949, the Royal Cup has been awarded for the match.[4]

The match has been cancelled several times, due to the flooding of Bangkok in 1942, World War II and its aftermath from 1944–1948, the Manhattan Rebellion in 1951, the aftermath of the 14 October 1973 uprising and the 6 October 1976 massacre in 1973–1975 and 1977, political crisis in 2014, and the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 2017.[5][6][7] The latest match, the 74th, was hosted by Chulalongkorn University and took place on 8 February 2020.

Results

  • Thammasat: 25 wins
  • Chulalongkorn: 18 wins
  • Draws: 32
Reason

  Chulalongkorn win   Thammasat win   Draw


More information №, Date ...
DateHostWinnerScore
14 December 1934 ThammasatDraw1–1
21935 ChulalongkornDraw3–3
31936 ThammasatThammasat4–1
41937 ChulalongkornThammasat2–1
51938 ThammasatThammasat2–1
61939 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
71940 ThammasatDraw2–2
81941 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn2–0
91942 ThammasatChulalongkorn3–1
1030 December 1949 ChulalongkornThammasat3–2
1130 December 1950 ThammasatChulalongkorn5–3
1227 December 1952 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
1319 December 1953 ThammasatThammasat3–1
1425 December 1954 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn1–0
1524 December 1955 ThammasatDraw2–2
1625 December 1956 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
1721 December 1957 ThammasatThammasat3–1
1820 December 1958 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn3–2
1926 December 1959 ThammasatThammasat2–1
2027 December 1960 ChulalongkornDraw1–1
2123 December 1961 ThammasatDraw1–1
2222 December 1962 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
238 January 1964 ThammasatThammasat3–1
2426 December 1964 ChulalongkornThammasat3–0
2525 December 1965 ThammasatThammasat2–1
2624 December 1966 ChulalongkornThammasat2–0
2730 December 1967 ThammasatDraw1–1
2821 December 1968 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn2–0
2927 December 1969 ThammasatThammasat1–0
3030 January 1971 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
3129 January 1972 ThammasatThammasat4–0
3223 December 1972 ChulalongkornThammasat2–1
3331 January 1976 ThammasatThammasat2–0
3421 January 1978 Chulalongkornhammasat1–0
3520 January 1979 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–0
3619 January 1980 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
3731 January 1981 ThammasatDraw1–1
3827 January 1982 ChulalongkornDraw2–2
3929 January 1983 ThammasatDraw1–1
4021 January 1984 ChulalongkornThammasat1–0
4127 January 1985 ThammasatDraw1–1
4226 January 1986 ChulalongkornDraw1–1
4325 January 1987 ThammasatThammasat1–0
4430 January 1988 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn2–1
4521 January 1989 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–1
4620 January 1990 ChulalongkornDraw1–1
4719 January 1991 ThammasatDraw0–0
4818 January 1992 ChulalongkornDraw1–1
4923 January 1993 ThammasatThammasat2–1
5022 January 1994 ChulalongkornDraw2–2
5121 January 1995 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–1
5220 January 1996 ChulalongkornThammasat1–0
5318 January 1997 ThammasatDraw1–1
547 February 1998 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
5523 January 1999 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–1
5615 January 2000 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
5720 January 2001 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–0
5819 January 2002 ChulalongkornDraw2–2
5925 January 2003 ThammasatDraw0–0
6024 January 2004 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
6122 January 2005 ThammasatThammasat1–0
6221 January 2006 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn2–0
6320 January 2007 ThammasatDraw1–1
6417 May 2008 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
6531 January 2009 ThammasatThammasat2–0
6616 January 2010 ChulalongkornDraw0–0
675 February 2011 ThammasatChulalongkorn3–1
6825 February 2012 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn1–0
692 February 2013 ThammasatChulalongkorn1–0
707 February 2015 ChulalongkornThammasat2–0
7113 February 2016 ThammasatThammasat5–1
723 February 2018 ChulalongkornDraw1–1
739 February 2019 ThammasatChulalongkorn2–1
748 February 2020 ChulalongkornChulalongkorn2–1
7515 February 2025 ThammasatThammasat2–1
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