Felipe Amorim's 56th minute free kick gave Nakhon Pathom another great big shove towards the T3 regional leagues - and almost certain back-to-back relegations. This was a fifth successive defeat for 17th place Nakhon Pathom. Their remaining four games are tricky, and teams above them have games in hand. Surely, the end is nigh.

Sisaket had top scorer Felipe Veloso dismissed for headbutting an opponent late in the first half, but kept their automatic promotion hopes on track with a 70th minute winner from Adolph Koudakpo. Defeat for Chantaburi pretty much ends their play-off interests.

A 98th minute penalty from Jardel Capistrano salvaged a point for Nongbua at home to struggling Pattaya. The visitors went ahead through Gustavo Apis on the hour mark but couldn't hold out for what would have been three priceless points - and The Dolphins remain in trouble near the foot of the table.

Trat FC virtually secured their place in next season's T2, but left it late at Chiang Mai United. Trat defender Saksit Jitvijan was shown a red card for fouling the last man on 42 minutes, but up stepped Nattapong Hamontree with the winning goal in the third minute of injury time. What a time to score your first of the season!

A point apiece at the Tinsulanondon Stadium. A point that means Songkhla should be safe for another season in T2, and a point that keeps Phrae's play-off hopes alive. This was a decent result for the ten visiting Horsemen after defender Chattarin Pateetin recieved a second yellow card after just 24 minutes.

A 65th minute goal from Tatsuhide Schmizu kept Chainat's play-off hopes alive against struggling Nakhonsi United, who stay in the bottom three. Although Nakhonsi United are probably now favourites to be relegated along with Nakhon Pathom and Bangkok FC, they do, on paper at least, have four winnable games to end the season. It's far from over yet!

Congratulations to Rasisalai United, who secured promotion to the premier league with a 1-0 victory at Kasetsart FC. A 66th minute header from Hamed Baktiari separated the two sides in what was a surprisingly poor game, but roared on by some terrific away support, the Rasisalai promotion party can begin.

Could the miracle still be on for The Firebulls as they defeated neighbors Police Tero with an injury time winner from Dudu Lima. A six-point gap with just four games remaining is a huge ask, but strange things happen in football. As for Police Tero, they go from bad to worse, and their more skeptical fans might be beginning to wonder if they could even miss out on a play-off place.

Another terrific win for Pattani at The Rainbow Stadium keeps them comfortably in third - and they still have second place Sisaket to play at home in April. All three goals came in the second half with Noppanon opening the scoring for the visitors, but Pattani fought back with goals from Kirati and Carlos Neto.