On the sidelines: 'The fish is gone'!
(Baonghean.vn) - Calling his family to update them on the match results, a fan sadly said: "It's all over! We're all out of luck! We lost everything, big or small, we're all out of luck."
Loaded with shrimp!
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The sadness of Cua Lo youth players after a heavy loss to Thanh Chuong youth. Photo: Thanh Phuc |
After the opening ceremony, both teams from the coastal city of Cua Lo had their opening match. However, after the “senior” lost to Do Luong children’s team with a score of 1-5, on the children’s field, the “junior” also lost to Thanh Chuong children’s team with a score of 1-4.
Calling his family to update them on the match results, a fan glumly said: “It’s all over! It’s all black! We lost everything, big or small, we’re all out.”
Tiny trumpet team!
Although it was the last match of the day, when it was time for dinner, there were still many fans from Nhut's hometown cheering for the Thanh Chuong children's players in the stands. Especially attracting attention was the "tiny trumpet team" consisting of fans from the nursery class (4-5 years old) with a very special Vuvuzela trumpet ensemble.
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"Tiny trumpet team" of Thanh Chuong children. Photo: Thanh Phuc |
After a successful dribble, a great shot or an accurate catch by the home team players, the trumpets resound loudly and continuously. The sound of the trumpets seems to urge, urge, and bring an “invisible” power, making the players’ legs more flexible, dribbling more clearly and the shots become beautiful goals.
And it was that tiny trumpet team that gave strength to the Nhut hometown football team to win a resounding victory over Cua Lo children in the very first match.
The "roosters" take care of their children
Coming to this season, Thanh Chuong only has a children's football team participating and due to objective reasons, limited numbers, from the coaching staff to the caretakers of the young players are all "roosters".
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Coach Van Thanh Chuong takes care of Thanh Chuong children's players after the match. Photo: Thanh Phuc |
After each round, break or when players were replaced, the teachers hurriedly washed towels and wiped their faces; Coach Van Thanh Chuong also enthusiastically massaged the young players; some teachers even carefully found brooms to clean the field for their children to sit on to keep it clean and cool. The teachers' thoughtful, somewhat clumsy and awkward care touched many people's hearts, and the young players also felt that love, so they "repaid" with good plays and beautiful goals.
