Crowds of people 'storm' around Viet Tri stadium to celebrate Vietnam's victory over Thailand

TPO – After the first leg of the final match between Vietnam and Thailand ended with a score of 2-1, thousands of people poured into the streets around Viet Tri Stadium ( Phu Tho ) to celebrate the victory, thousands of national flags fluttering all over the streets.

TPO – After the first leg of the final match between Vietnam and Thailand ended with a score of 2-1, thousands of people poured into the streets around Viet Tri Stadium (Phu Tho) to celebrate the victory, thousands of national flags fluttering all over the streets.

Immediately after the 2-1 victory of the Vietnam national football team over Thailand in the first leg of the 2024 ASEAN Cup final, people in Viet Tri city, Phu Tho poured into the streets, stirring up the atmosphere on the night of January 2.

Thousands of people poured into the streets to celebrate the victory after the first leg final match between Vietnam and Thailand ended.

The spectacular fireworks displays made people even more excited in the joy of victory.

People excitedly carried banners and held Vietnamese flags to cheer for the national team.

Fans shouted “Vietnam is the champion” to congratulate the Vietnamese team after winning the first leg of the 2024 ASEAN Cup final at home in Viet Tri.

Not only adults, children were also carried on their parents' shoulders to observe more clearly and join in the atmosphere of celebrating the victory.

Fans waved to the bus carrying the Vietnamese team players passing by in a joyful and excited atmosphere.

Vietnamese fans happily join the crowd.

No one wants to stay home at this time. Everyone goes out into the streets, not forgetting to carry the national flag.

Once again football shows its power to unite people.

Until past midnight, Viet Tri city still did not sleep. Arms continued to be raised high and chanted “Vietnam is the champion”.

Referee – Thanh Hai – Duc Nguyen

Source: https://tienphong.vn/dong-nguoi-di-bao-quanh-san-viet-tri-an-mung-tuyen-viet-nam-thang-thai-lan-post1706290.tpo