The 2018 season marked Port Football Club’s participation in Thailand’s top‑flight football competition, Thai League 1, for the seventh consecutive year. The club also competed in the 2018 Thai FA Cup and the 2018 Thai League Cup. Home matches were played at the PAT Stadium in Bangkok, which serves as the club’s traditional venue.
Club administration
- Owner: Port Authority of Thailand
- Chairman: Nualphan Lamsam (also known as “Madam Pang”)
- Head coach: The club was managed by [Insufficient Encyclopedic Information] during the 2018 campaign; specific managerial appointments and any changes throughout the season are not fully documented in reliable sources.
Squad
Port F.C. registered a first‑team squad consisting of domestic Thai players and a limited number of foreign imports, in accordance with Thai League regulations. Exact player listings, transfer activity, and individual statistics for the 2018 season are not comprehensively available in verified references.
Competitions
| Competition | Result |
|---|---|
| Thai League 1 | [Insufficient Encyclopedic Information] |
| Thai FA Cup | [Insufficient Encyclopedic Information] |
| Thai League Cup | [Insufficient Encyclopedic Information] |
The club’s final league standing, progress in cup tournaments, and match‑by‑match results for the 2018 season are not fully documented in accessible, reliable encyclopedic sources.
Kit
For the 2018 season, Port F.C. retained its traditional red and white colour scheme for home kits, while the away kit featured a predominantly white design. Specific manufacturer and sponsor details for the season are not definitively recorded in the available literature.
Season summary
The 2018 campaign was part of a broader period of growth for Port F.C., with the club continuing its efforts to compete at the highest level of Thai football and to develop its youth academy. Detailed performance metrics, including points tally, goal difference, top scorers, and notable match outcomes, remain undocumented in verifiable sources.
References
- Official Port F.C. website (archived 2018)
- Thai League 1 official records (2018 season) – limited public access
Note: Information presented reflects the extent of reliable, verifiable data available as of the date of composition. Where specific details could not be corroborated, the entry indicates “Insufficient Encyclopedic Information.”