On the sidelines of Nghe An Newspaper Cup: A mother's feelings

No one sits

In most of the team's matchesHoang Mai, the fans overwhelmed the other team in both quantity and sound. The final match on the morning of June 13 confirmed that once again.

Although there were many Quy Hop supporters, Hoang Mai supporters stood out more because they were equipped with headbands and large banners in their hands. Since the home team wore white, many people in the group also made an appointment to wear white. Along with the sound of vuvuzelas, there was also the pounding sound of a large drum that the supporters brought from home.

Another special thing is that these fans were so enthusiastic that during the entire match, no one sat in the Hoang Mai fan stands.

Mother's feelings

In the second half of the match, the strong counterattack of the Quy Hop Children's team made many people believe that Quy Hop would turn the situation around and win.

While all the fansHoang MaiWhile the other stands were cheering enthusiastically, watching the match, there was a woman wearing a banner with the words “I love Hoang Mai” sitting alone, behind this stand, her head bowed in her hands and her face showing obvious worry. She was the mother of player number 5 of the Hoang Mai Children’s team – Le Duong An.

“I was so nervous while my son was playing that I had to come over here to calm myself down. I hope my son and his friends can stay calm, unlike me,” said Duong An’s mother.

Sitting like that for a long time, she turned to the person next to her and said, as if talking to herself: "Anyway, I believe Hoang Mai will win!"

With the same mood and feelings, the mother of the goalkeeper of the Quy Hop Children's Team - Bui Nhat Duy almost always stands quietly in a corner in all of her son's matches. She does not shout, does not rush, she gently encourages her son with words of greeting, with a touch of the hand, with a cool bottle of water... She always believes that her son knows what to do and silently supports all of his decisions.

“Dad works far away so there are only 3 of us at home. Both of my sons love football and I always try to help them pursue their passion. Last year, Duy’s older brother Bui Nhat Khang also participated in the Nghe An Newspaper Cup Youth and Children Football Tournament” - Nhat Duy’s mother shared.

After the match this morning, because she could not bear to see her son's tears of regret, Duy's mother could not go down to the field. But Duy always knew that his mother was always waiting for him somewhere with warm love and gentle words.

The pride of coach "Den Vau"

Right after the last penalty of the Quy Hop Children's team hit the crossbar and flew out, the player who took the kick turned back to look at the team with a shocked look. Phan Hieu Nghia - the head coach of the team gave a thumbs up in satisfaction, then approached the player and hugged him.

Minutes later, the greatest effort of the team's coaching staffQuy Hop Children's Schoolis to calm the students and keep the players from lying on the floor crying.

“Very good, it’s okay, you did very well!” - the coaches kept hugging and patting their players’ heads and said. The whole team was also gathered together to perform a solidarity ritual, chanting the team name.

“Before the match, we also told our students to forget about the score and winning or losing. The most important thing is that you have to play for fun, for beauty, for satisfaction. And I am completely satisfied with what the players have shown, I am proud of my students” – Coach Phan Hieu Nghia shared.

At this year’s tournament, coach Phan Hieu Nghia left a strong impression on the audience because of his resemblance to artist Den Vau and his decisive and disciplined coaching style. With his positive views on training and solid expertise, many people believe that coach “Den Vau’s” team will achieve better results in the following seasons./.