CAHN is giving away free tickets and amazing gifts on the day they receive the V-League trophy.
After securing the championship early, Hanoi Police aimed for a historic record of 64 points and showed their gratitude to fans with 1,000 gifts at the trophy presentation ceremony at Hang Day Stadium.
Having officially secured the V-League 2025/26 title three rounds early, Hanoi Police FC is now on the verge of setting an unprecedented milestone in the history of Vietnamese football. Coach Mano Polking and his team not only aim to lift the trophy in glory but also set a goal of breaking the limits on points in the top domestic league.
A celebration will be held at Hang Day Stadium to express gratitude to the fans.
According to the plan, the official championship ceremony will be held grandly at Hang Day Stadium on the afternoon of May 31st, right after the match against Becamex Ho Chi Minh City. To show appreciation for the support of the fans, the Police team has announced a plan to give away free tickets to supporters starting from May 27th. Each fan can receive a maximum of two tickets until all tickets are distributed.
In addition, the team has prepared 1,000 special gifts for lucky fans. The list of gifts includes fan-edition jerseys, signed footballs from key players, and 15% discount vouchers for training at the club's Community Football Center (CAAC). This is seen as a practical action to strengthen community bonds and spread the spirit of football after a brilliantly successful season.
Ambition to set a historic score record.
With 61 points after 24 rounds, Hanoi Police is close to the record set by Hanoi FC in 2018 (64 points). A victory against Becamex Ho Chi Minh City in round 25 would officially equal this historic milestone for coach Mano Polking's team. A win would not only be a formality but also a confirmation of the team's absolute dominance this season.
The tactical stability under the Brazilian strategist transformed Hanoi Police into a winning machine. The early championship win helped the players shake off psychological pressure, ready to deliver a spectacular match on trophy presentation day in front of a large home crowd.
A roadmap to continental prominence.
Alongside their domestic triumphs, the newly crowned V-League champions have also identified their path to international success. Representing Vietnam in the AFC Champions League Elite 2026/27 play-off round, Hanoi Police will face Adelaide United from Australia.
This is a team with a rich tradition in the A-League, promising to be a formidable challenge in their quest for a spot in Asia's top club competition. With a strong squad and current form, fans expect the team to continue writing new chapters in continental history, affirming the position of Vietnamese football on the regional map.
