In any case, the matches between Hanoi FC and The Cong Viettel FC are always passionate and unpredictable. The home team The Cong Viettel started the season with a 0-0 draw against Ho Chi Minh City FC with the same old problems: good ball possession, but unable to take advantage of opportunities. Hanoi FC also won 1-0 against Binh Dinh on the opening day, but in contrast to The Cong Viettel, coach Le Duc Tuan's team won thanks to knowing how to seize opportunities.
The two teams entered the match at high speed.
In the match at My Dinh Stadium on the evening of September 23, The Cong Viettel Club started the match better, with fast and varied attacks thanks to the skillful feet of Khuat Van Khang and Pedro Henrique. In the 4th minute, Hanoi Club almost received a red card when center-back Kyle Colonna tackled striker Pedro, but after reviewing the slow-motion situation with the advice of VAR, referee Nguyen Manh Hai decided not to expel the away team's center-back.
Then Hanoi FC's net shook from Nguyen Thanh Chung's missed clearance (Pedro shot close to the goal), but the referee did not recognize the goal due to offside.
After escaping defeat twice, Hanoi FC controlled the match better. However, the fast and lightning-fast playing style of the home team The Cong Viettel still confused the Hanoi defense many times. The first half ended with no goals scored, with the match tense and tense.
Viettel's The Cong wasted in front of Hanoi FC's goal
In the second half, Hanoi FC increased the pace of attack when the highest-rated foreign player Chidi Kwen entered the field. In the 55th minute, Vu Dinh Hai made a dangerous half-pass, half-shot that sent the ball wide of the post.
2 minutes later, receiving a precise pass into the penalty area from Hung Dung, Joao Pedro broke the offside trap and fired a powerful shot. Goalkeeper Pham Van Phong could only block the first shot, before helplessly watching his opponent kick the rebound into the roof of the net.
With the lead, Hanoi FC maintained a fast pace of play. Meanwhile, The Cong Viettel was forced to attack. In the 59th minute, Nguyen Hoang Duc was sent onto the field. Immediately, the midfielder born in 1998 made his mark with a cross for Wesley Nata to head in, but goalkeeper Nguyen Van Hoang successfully saved the goal. Hoang Duc then unleashed a dangerous long-range shot, sending the ball just wide of the post.
Referee Nguyen Manh Hai and VAR work at full capacity
Viettel The Cong Club attacked fiercely in the final minutes of the match. Then in the 76th minute, Tran Danh Trung made the stadium explode.
Receiving a cross from Phan Tuan Tai on the left wing, Danh Trung headed the ball past. Goalkeeper Van Hoang was unable to catch it, as the ball bounced off his hand and crossed the goal line. After reviewing the slow-motion replay, this time referee Nguyen Manh Hai awarded the goal to The Cong Viettel.
Hanoi FC lost control of the game in the last 15 minutes and paid a heavy price. In the 90th minute, Truong Tien Anh crossed the ball accurately for Amarildo Jr to jump high and head the ball to the ground, helping The Cong Viettel complete the comeback with a score of 2-1.
Defeating Hanoi Club, The Cong Viettel rose to fourth place with 4 points.
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