Coach Philippe Troussier has his first win with the Vietnamese team

The only goal from the 11m mark by Que Ngoc Hai in the 32nd minute of the match at Lach Tray brought a 1-0 victory for the Vietnamese team against Hong Kong (China). Coach Jorn Andersen was satisfied with his players.

Bóng đá giao hữu: HLV Philippe Troussier có trận thắng đầu tiên cùng đội tuyển Việt Nam

Vietnam team's starting lineup. (Source: VNN)

Against Hong Kong (China), which was rated lower, the Vietnamese team completely dominated in the friendly match at Lach Tray Stadium (Hai Phong).

Coach Philippe Troussier sent out his best attacking players such as Hoang Duc, Tuan Anh, Quang Hai and young striker Van Tung.

However, this was a match where the Vietnamese strikers played quite deadlocked and lacked decisiveness in the final handling situations.

The only goal of the Vietnamese team came thanks to a successful penalty kick by Que Ngoc Hai in the 32nd minute, after Quang Hai was fouled by Helio Goncalves in the penalty area.

The Vietnam team had an easy 1-0 victory over Hong Kong (China) in the match where coach Philippe Troussier debuted.

At 7:30 p.m. on June 20, the Vietnamese team will play a friendly match with Syria at Thien Truong Stadium (Nam Dinh).

After the match, coach Philippe Troussier did not appear in the press conference. The French strategist did not give a specific reason, while the VFF said it would notify the media at the appropriate time.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong (China) coach Jorn Andersen shared: "We didn't get into the rhythm in the first 5-7 minutes, but from then on, Hong Kong (China) played better and better, actively pressing high, even hitting the crossbar with a shot.

Today, the whole team played better than the match against Malaysia. I think the penalty situation that led to our loss was not clear. Anyway, the referee is the one who decides.

I am happy that Hong Kong (China) is increasingly narrowing the gap in level with teams in the Asian region."

On June 19, Hong Kong (China) will play a friendly match with Thailand in Bangkok.

Coach Jorn Andersen affirmed: "We created many opportunities but did not take advantage of them well against the Vietnamese team, so we need to try to improve this in the match against Thailand."

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