On the sidelines of the Nghe An Newspaper Cup Youth and Children's Football Tournament: 'Quỳ Duck and Vuvuzela'

Duck and Vuvuzela

The strong Vuvuzela band from the audience of Vinh City Children's Club did not discourage the players from the land of the ducklings. Photo: Thanh Cuong

Playing at home with the prestige of a “giant”, Vinh City children had a very strong fan base, packed in the stands with red shirts and yellow stars, head banners and loud drums and gongs. In particular, they had a Vuvuzela band blowing non-stop, which made the stadium more exciting but also made the opponent nervous.

Many fans of Quy Chau Children's Club "got angry" and shouted loudly to cheer for their team. Many people went to the other team's stands to "gently threaten" them: "Keep quiet and let the kids play! That trumpet is nothing! If we brought a flock of a hundred ducks down to play, it would be worse than Vinh market."

• "Crossbowl eat where"

The aggressive play of Quy Chau Children's Team made Vinh City Children's Team have to accept a 2-2 draw. Photo: Thanh Cuong.

Entering the match that was considered “unequal” against the Vinh City team, Quy Chau Children were still very confident and brave. Although smaller, the Quy Chau young players were quite resilient, diligent in running and playing aggressively. They jumped into the fight for each ball, not afraid to block attacks from the “giant” Vinh City.

The young players “fought to the end” to give the audience a beautiful match with the spirit of fair play. And “heaven did not fail” their efforts, Quy Chau Children’s Team had a dramatic draw against the successful team Vinh City Children’s Team. Taking the opportunity, a father in the stands “bragged”: “Don’t think that because your child has eaten a lot of ducks, he is slow and sluggish. He can’t eat anything!”