Football Federation Australia (FFA) today received official confirmation from the Football Association of Thailand that the 2018 FIFA World Cup Asian Qualification match between Thailand and Australia will be played as scheduled at the Rajamangala Stadium, in Bangkok on Tuesday 15 November.

As the match coincides with a period of mourning following the passing of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, FFA asks all Australian fans attending the match and who are in Thailand to be respectful of the local customs and in particular respect the following requests from the Sports Authority of Thailand:

· Clothing for spectators shall be in polite manner with suggested colours such as white, black, gray and preferably with no designs on them.

· Equipment such as drums, trumpets, flags, megaphones, whistles, cheering sticks and any other equipment will not be allowed to enter the stadium.

· Spectators are not allowed to show any symbols.

· Banners will not be allowed to enter the stadium.

· Fan chants, along with any other activities that are considered joyful, are strictly prohibited both inside the stadium and surrounding areas.

For more information regarding travel in Thailand, please visit www.smarttraveller.gov.au