U17 Vietnam had a completely overwhelming match against U17 Northern Mariana Islands, demonstrating their superiority in speed, technique and ability to take advantage of opportunities.
As soon as the match had just passed for more than half a minute, the home team made a difference with an attack that disrupted the opponent's defense, creating conditions for Tran Manh Quan to turn and finish close to the goal to open the score.
The enthusiasm helped U17 Vietnam play more freely and just over 15 minutes later, Manh Quan continued to double the gap thanks to Nguyen Luc's delicate pass.
The speed of the ball was still maintained, Sy Bach forced the opposing goalkeeper to commit a foul in the penalty area. Van Duong coolly defeated goalkeeper David Xing from the 11m mark, raising the score to 3-0.
The pressure is constant, causing the Northern Mariana Islands defense to continuously fall into a state of inactivity. Immediately after that, Van Duong completed his double with a close-range left-footed shot after a cross from Nguyen Luc.
In the 33rd minute, Nguyen Luc himself registered his name on the scoreboard with a tricky shot from the second line. Not stopping there, Minh Thuy took advantage of the situation where the ball bounced out in the penalty area to increase the score to 6-0 before the end of the first half.
Entering the second half, U17 Vietnam continued to attack uncompromisingly. Hoang Viet opened the half's scoring streak with a sharp shot from a tight angle.
Then, Manh Cuong seized the opportunity in the back-to-back corner kick to increase the score to 8-0. Zhao Dinh Vy made his mark as soon as he entered the field with a beautiful long-range shot that the opposing goalkeeper could only stand and watch.
The final minutes witnessed the sublimation of the young Vietnamese players. Quy Vuong, Dai Nhan and Ngoc Son (2 goals) took turns scoring to close out the 14-0 victory for U17 Vietnam.
