Time's up! Vietnam drew 1-1 with India. In this match, coach Kim Sang-sik made a series of personnel adjustments to test. This match is also an important preparation step for Vietnam before the ASEAN Cup 2024.
Minute 90+6: No! Quang Hai's low free kick was unsuccessful.
The second half has 6 minutes of injury time.
Minute 83: The Indian defense has been shaken by the continuous attacks of the Vietnamese team. Van Quyet has been the bright spot in the recent passes when he penetrated and passed the ball to his teammates very skillfully.
Minute 79: Van Quyet calculated carefully before making a pass just in time for Quang Hai to finish. Unfortunately, the Indian goalkeeper flew to save the goal, so the goal still could not come to the Vietnamese team.
Minute 72: Two players Van Quyet and Quang Hai entered the field to replace Van Toan and Thanh Long.
Minute 61: Bui Vi Hoang and Chau Ngoc Quang left the field, giving way to Dinh Bac and Nguyen Tien Linh.
Minute 55: Right after conceding the goal, the Vietnamese team made a substitution. Hong Duy and Hoang Duc left the field, giving way to Thai Son and Khuat Van Khang.
Minute 53: Goal! From a pass from his teammate, player Farukh chipped the ball over goalkeeper Nguyen Filip's head into the net. The score was equalized 1-1 for the Indian team.
Minute 46: Second half begins
The first half ends. Vietnam temporarily leads 1-0 against India.
Minute 42: Bui Vi Hao stole the ball from the opponent's feet and then sprinted down the right wing. Unfortunately, his subsequent cross did not reach his teammate's feet.
Minute 38: Goal!!! Bui Vi Hao volleyed, the ball hit an Indian player's foot, changed direction and rolled over the goal line. Hoang Duc rushed in and kicked the ball into the opponent's net. The goal was counted for Bui Vi Hao. Vietnam team took the lead 1-0.
Minute 33: No goal!!! Que Ngoc Hai made a reasonable pass, creating an opportunity for Chau Ngoc Quang to turn and shoot. Unfortunately, the ball went wide of the post. Still no goal for the Vietnamese team.
Minute 31: From Hoang Duc's free kick, To Van Vu volleyed and Chau Ngoc Quang jumped high to head the ball but both could not put the ball into the net.
Minute 27: Danger! An Indian player broke the offside trap and shot. Luckily, goalkeeper Nguyen Filip played with concentration and saved the Vietnamese team.
Minute 17: No way! Receiving a pass from Van Vu, striker Van Toan got past the opposing center back and fired a very dangerous shot but the ball unfortunately went wide.
Minute 12: Missed!!! Que Ngoc Hai's free kick was unsuccessful, the Indian goalkeeper caught the ball.
Minute 11: Opposing defender fouled Vi Hao in the penalty area, penalty awarded to the Vietnam team.
Round 8: Farukg passed Thanh Binh and fired a powerful long-range shot but Nguyen Filip made an excellent save.
Minute 4: Van Toan tried to dribble, creating an opportunity for Hoang Duc but this midfielder's shot was not good, the ball went wide of the goal.
18:00: The match begins.
Pre-match photos:
Line-up:
Pre-match information
The Vietnamese team will face the Indian team at Thien Truong Stadium (Nam Dinh), within the framework of FIFA Days in October 2024.
Before that, the Vietnamese team had a closed practice match with Nam Dinh club, replacing the Lebanese team who could not compete. Coach Kim Sang-sik's team won a narrow 3-2 victory over the team from Thanh Nam, with a brace from Bui Vi Hao and a goal from Nguyen Thai Son.
From this match, the Korean strategist and the coaching staff had an overall assessment of the squad and playing style of the Vietnamese team. Looking forward to the match against India, the players need to improve some weaknesses and make the best use of their strengths.
On the other side of the front line, the Indian team arrived in Nam Dinh on October 8. In the squad, Rahul Bheke is the oldest player (34 years old). In addition, the Indian team is very young with most of the players born after 1999. However, this is not the best force of the South Asian team.
Before meeting Vietnam, the Indian team had just drawn 0-0 with Mauritius (ranked 178th in the world) and lost 0-3 to Syria (ranked 92nd in the world). This was not a very positive result for coach Manolo Marquez and his team.
It would not be surprising if the Indian team continues to lose to the Vietnamese team at Thien Truong Stadium. On the contrary, a big win will create psychological leverage for coach Kim Sang-sik and his team after recent unsatisfactory results.
