Div 1 Fixtures - Round 3

Saturday

Khon Kaen v Rayong Utd
Krabi v Ayutthaya
Phuket v Sriracha
Saraburi v Singh Tarua
Siam Navy v BBCU

Sunday

Nakhon Ratchasima v Nakhon Pathom Utd
Rayong FC v Trat
TTM v Bangkok FC

• There are no games in the capital this weekend after Singh Tarua and Bangkok FC switched their home games to their opponent's venues
• Rayong FC fans are officially banned from their home encounter with Trat as a punishment following threats towards the referee at the end of their last home game with Air Force. In reality, there will be more fans in attendance at the Rayong Stadium than there would be at an average BBCU home game
• In case your wondering why PTT Rayong v Air Force isn't listed, that is because the game has been postponed because PTT's Kirati is away on international duty with the Thai national team. It has been rescheduled for 11th April
• The transfer window finally slammed shut on Wednesday with a few clubs making last minute buys. The most notable acquisition was Nakhon Ratchasima signing North Korean-Japanese striker Kim Seong Yong
• TTM or Ya Sup Lopburi as they are referred to on the official TPL website, have released several players after financial problems continue to fester at the club. The deal which recently brought Jorrin John on loan from Muangthong has broken down and the Englishman has been sent to play his football at regional league side Nonthaburi
• Nakhon Pathom United have cancelled Kone Kasim's contract after an injury ruled him out for the rest of the season
• The live games of the FBS schedule are Siam Navy v BBCU on Saturday, and TTM v Bangkok FC on the following day 
• And this just in. Due to quarrels with the local Lopburi government, TTM will play their match with Bangkok FC at the 72nd Anniversary Stadium in Minburi