Sukanya, however, wrote a message of thanks to Lloyd on Twitter alongside a picture of the two embracing after the final whistle at Stade Auguste-Delaune.
"Thanks so much, Lloyd. Your words that you told me make me strong. Keep going for this tournament and so on. Firstly, I felt disappointment in worst situation but this is the biggest experience in my life," Sukanya said on Thursday.
Thailand are making their second successive World Cup finals appearance but failed to make it out of the group stage last time out in Canada, 2015.
Lloyd responded to Sukanya with a message of hope for the rest of the tournament.
"All you can do is give it your best each and every day. Keep fighting and never give up!! Still 2 more games to play," she said.
It will be difficult for Thailand to bounce back given their next opponents are 2016 Olympic silver medallists Sweden on Sunday, while the U.S. face Chile later on that day.
(Reporting by Christian Radnedge; Editing by Toby Davis)
