After being forced to defend for the large majority of their respective matches against China PR and DPR Korea, both head coaches have vowed to throw caution to the wind as they chase three much-desired points to close out their time in China. “For tomorrow’s game against Uzbekistan, we expect to win,” said Thai boss Nuengrutai Srathongvian. “I think in this game each team will see it as a 50 per cent chance to win, so we hope we can do it. “Our games against DPR Korea and China PR were games where we had to focus on defending, but for tomorrow’s game we will attack, and hopefully the players will enjoy attacking more.”