Vietnam reach ASEAN football final after beating Indonesia

in the 2022 AFF Championship final after claiming a 2-0 win over Indonesia in their semifinal second leg in Hanoi on Monday evening.

This is the fourth time that Vietnam have qualified for the AFF Championship final.

Thanks to Nguyen Tien Linh’s double, Vietnam defeated Indonesia 2-0 after two legs as both teams had drawn 0-0 in Central Jakarta last Friday.

The Vietnamese striker put his team ahead quite early with a volley in the third minute before earning his second to double the lead with a header in the 48th minute.

Indonesia’s most noticeable remarks were their faults against the hosts that resulted in two yellow cards.

The players of Shin Tae Young, who had taken to Instagram to personally criticize three rough tackles by Vietnam’s left-back Doan Van Hau on Sunday, tried to hit back but their finishes either lacked accuracy or failed to beat Vietnamese goalkeeper Dang Van Lam.

Vietnam wrapped up a 2-0 victory on aggregate to set up the finale against the winners of the other semifinal between Malaysia and Thailand, who had played a 1-0 first leg in the Malayan Tigers’ favor in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday evening.

The Malaysia-Thailand pair is set to go head to head in a rematch on Tuesday evening.

The finale will be then held on a home-and-away basis on January 13 and 16.

Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam!

Vietnam will play either Malaysia or Thailand in the 2022 AFF Championship final after claiming a 2-0 win over Indonesia in their semifinal second leg in Hanoi on Monday evening.

This is the fourth time that Vietnam have qualified for the AFF Championship final.

Thanks to Nguyen Tien Linh’s double, Vietnam defeated Indonesia 2-0 after two legs as both teams had drawn 0-0 in Central Jakarta last Friday.

The Vietnamese striker put his team ahead quite early with a volley in the third minute before earning his second to double the lead with a header in the 48th minute.

Indonesia’s most noticeable remarks were their faults against the hosts that resulted in two yellow cards.

The players of Shin Tae Young, who had taken to Instagram to personally criticize three rough tackles by Vietnam’s left-back Doan Van Hau on Sunday, tried to hit back but their finishes either lacked accuracy or failed to beat Vietnamese goalkeeper Dang Van Lam.

Vietnam wrapped up a 2-0 victory on aggregate to set up the finale against the winners of the other semifinal between Malaysia and Thailand, who had played a 1-0 first leg in the Malayan Tigers’ favor in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday evening.

The Malaysia-Thailand pair is set to go head to head in a rematch on Tuesday evening.

The finale will be then held on a home-and-away basis on January 13 and 16.

Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam!

The post Vietnam reach ASEAN football final after beating Indonesia appeared first on Vietexplorer.com.

View more from VietExplorer:

Hanoi closes some major tourist sites for Covid-19 prevention
Hanoi develops prestigious shops and eateries for tourists
Hanoi adopts safety measures to attract tourists amid Covid-19 epidemic
Hoang Thuy listed among top 100 beauties in the world
Vietnam – emerging tiger in Asia: Egyptian media
Tourists flock to Ho Chi Minh’s hometown during May
Unexpected adventure in Bach Ma National Park
Silhouette sculptures by young artist promote green lifestyle
Peaceful charm of Thac Ba Lake
Younger generation show off patriotism
Over half of population to shop online by 2025
Vinh Moc Tunnels protected against coastal erosion
Google Doodle celebrates Banh mi
Polish cuisine: Legacy of centuries-long recipes and quintessence of creativeness
Seven must-visit locations for coffee drinkers in Hanoi
Ta Phin ancient monastery in Sapa
Why foreign tourists hesitate to spend big in Vietnam?
Travel business earns exclusive rights to offer tours to Son Doong cave for 10 years
Exploring singularities of 54 Vietnamese ethnic groups right in Hanoi
“Social distancing markets” in Hanoi’s old quarter

Nhận xét

Đăng nhận xét

Bài đăng phổ biến từ blog này

Elite Cyclists, Gearless in Thailand: Temporary Bikes to the Rescue!

Hình ảnh
On the morning of Thursday last week, a meeting was convened between tournament organizers and the Vietnamese cycling team to address the truck fire that caused extensive damage to their equipment. A mutual agreement was reached, wherein the Vietnamese team would borrow bikes from the host team and other participating teams for the duration of the competition. Additionally, the organizers took initiative by gathering information about the cyclists’ sizes, as well as their needs for helmets and shoes, to ensure they were provided with suitable gear. Thailand’s Vietnam Motorcycle and Bicycle Association has stepped up to the challenge, offering seven individual time trial bikes and helmets for the Vietnamese team’s use, along with ongoing efforts to procure shoes and pedals by Thursday. In parallel, the association is expediting the shipment of road bikes from Vietnam, expected to arrive in Thailand on February 10, ensuring a timely solution. A critical aspect of the meeting was the...
Đọc thêm

Springtime Splendor: Nguyen Hue Flower Street 2025 Blossoms in Ho Chi Minh City

Hình ảnh
The 22nd annual event kicked off with a breathtaking fireworks display that illuminated the night sky, captivating spectators and marking the start of a memorable celebration. The streets surrounding the venue, including Ngo Duc Ke, Pasteur, and Dong Khoi in District 1, were filled with families, young individuals, and international tourists, all eager to immerse themselves in the vibrant Tet festivities. The night sky lit up with a spectacular fireworks display at the entrance gate of Nguyen Hue Flower Street in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on January 27, 2025. The entrance gate of Nguyen Hue Flower Street presented a stunning spectacle named ‘The Dance of Unity,’ showcasing a harmonious blend of vibrant floral arrangements, artistic designs, and energetic snake mascots, symbolizing the unity and spirit of the occasion. Bui Thi Ngoan, a local resident of District 10, enthusiastically shared her excitement about the event, stating that she and her friends had bee...
Đọc thêm

V-League vs J-League: The Ultimate Free-to-View Football Face-Off in Vietnam

Hình ảnh
Huu Tin Company has secured the broadcast rights for the J1 League in Vietnam until 2027, bringing high-quality Japanese football action to Vietnamese audiences. Live matches will be aired on the HTV The Thao channel in the afternoon, providing a convenient and exciting viewing experience for football enthusiasts in Vietnam. With ideal broadcast timings and a promise of thrilling encounters, the J1 League is poised to become a favorite among Vietnamese fans. It also offers a window into Japanese culture, providing a unique perspective for those passionate about football and Asian culture alike. “Our goal in bringing the J1 League to Vietnam is twofold,” said Nguyen Hoang Duy, representative of Huu Tin Company. “Firstly, we want to offer a premier football tournament to our audiences, and secondly, we believe it will be a valuable learning opportunity for Vietnamese football to draw inspiration from the strengths of Japanese football.” Nguyen Dinh Khoi, head of HTV’s sports departme...
Đọc thêm