The latest quarter-final match on the afternoon of July 19 is a competition between U17 Hanoi and U17 Song Lam Nghe An . This is a match between two leading youth football training facilities in Vietnam.
Despite being the team that was rated higher and controlled the match, Hanoi suddenly conceded a goal in the 11th minute. From a very quick counterattack, Van Tai opened the score 1-0 for Song Lam Nghe. An.
Being behind, the Hanoi team continuously organized attacks and overwhelmed the Nghe team's goal, but their shots were very inaccurate, even though they had many chances to score. On the contrary, Song Lam Nghe An team still had many counterattacks that made their opponents "howl".
In the 52nd minute, captain Tan Dung of Song Lam Nghe An received a second yellow card and had to leave the field. This can be considered the turning point of the match.
Just 9 minutes after playing better, Hanoi equalized the score 1-1 thanks to Thien Phu.
The equalizer helped raise the spirit of Hanoi's young players. Representatives of the capital organized a series of attacks towards Song Lam Nghe An's goal. However, it was not until the 90+1 minute that Hanoi scored the match-winning goal when Viet Long overtook two Song Lam Nghe An defenders and scored beautifully into a goal.
In the remaining quarter-final match taking place on July 19, although PVF is rated higher, they still have to work very hard to win tickets to the semi-finals. Coach Hoang Tuan Anh's students were held to a 0-0 draw during the official match.
On penalties, PVF also won a heart-stopping victory with a score of 4-3 to enter their name into the round for the 4 strongest teams.
