Playing with one less player, Quy Hop Children's Team poured 'rain of goals' into Thai Hoa Town Children's Team's net.

In the opening match of Group E, between Quy Hop Children's School and Thai Hoa Town Children's School, the audience was treated to a rain of goals. In the most recent season,Quy Hop Children's Schoolwon the championship convincingly. This is a team that always creates surprises with its dedicated playing style, skillful and creative players. This year, Quy Hop children continue to promise to bring many interesting surprises, making many other teams wary.

Quy Hop Children's School (white shirt) dominated Thai Hoa Town Children's School (black shirt). Photo: Thanh Cuong

As for Thai Hoa Town Children's Team in previous years, this team was always highly appreciated when participating in the tournament. However, the championship trophy always turned away from the team. So much so that Thai Hoa Town Children's Team was nicknamed the King of Second and Third Place. This season, Thai Hoa Town Children's Team has prepared quite thoroughly and set the goal of being present in the final match of the tournament.

Quy Hop youth players celebrate after scoring the opening goal against Thai Hoa Town. Photo: Thanh Cuong

However, having to face defending champion Quy Hop in the opening match made the chances of Thai Hoa Town Children's Football Club to continue facing many obstacles. Right from the 4th minute of the match, from a corner kick, player wearing the number 7 shirt of Quy Hop Children's Football Club, Cao Thai Son, received a pass from his teammate and fired a low shot to score the opening goal for the home team.

Quy Hop Children's Team shows the strength of a reigning champion. Photo: Thanh Cuong

Continuing the excitement, just 2 minutes later, player wearing number 8 Quan Phan Hoan scored to raise the score to 2-0 for Quy Hop Children's Club. Conceding 2 goals too quickly, the coaching board of Thai Hoa Town Children's Club had to stop the meeting to cheer up the players.

However, with a slightly superior squad, the Quy Hop young players continuously increased the pressure on the opponent's goal. Even though in the 12th minute, player Quan Phan Hoan made a serious mistake when he used his hand to play the ball and received a red card and left the field within 2 minutes.

The referee gave a red card to player Quan Phan Hoan for using his hand to play the ball. Photo: Thanh Cuong

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Thai Hoa Town Children's Team continuously put pressure on Quy Hop's goal. However, with the spirit of the defending champion, the 4 players of Quy Hop Children's Team on the field still played tightly, even almost scoring to raise the score to 3-0 in the 14th minute.

The players played with great effort. Photo: Thanh Cuong

However, Quy Hop fans did not have to wait long, in the 16th minute, from a sideline situation, player number 7 Cao Thai Son scored to raise the score to 3-0.

Then, in the 19th minute, player Lo Luong Luc wearing the number 4 jersey had a diagonal shot to raise the score to 4-0 for Quy Hop Children's School, before the two teams entered the break.

Entering the second half, with a 4-goal lead, the Quy Hop Children's players no longer attacked as aggressively as before but instead actively played defensive counter-attacks.

The Quy Hop Children's Football Team showed the spirit of the defending champion and defeated Thai Hoa Town Children's Football Team with a score of 6-1. Photo: Thanh Cuong

The saw-saw game continued until the 36th minute, when goalkeeper Ho Ba Quoc Bao of Quy Hop Children's side made a mistake when kicking the ball up, the ball hit player Nguyen Hoang Phu wearing the number 12 shirt of Thai Hoa Children's Team and flew into the net. The score was shortened to 1-4 for Thai Hoa Children's Team.

After the somewhat unlucky goal, Quy Hop Children's Club rushed to attack, in the 39th minute, player wearing the number 4 shirt Lo Luong Luc continued to score, raising the score to 5-1. Just 1 minute later, in the final seconds of the match, Lo Luong Luc continued to score for Quy Hop Children's Club, completing his hat-trick, setting the score at 6-1.