Hanoi Club allows players to leave camp until the end of August; Player who scored two own goals is still praised

Hanoi Club continues to let players leave camp until the end of August

Hanoi Club decided to let the players leave camp and go home to rest after 2 weeks of gathering.

Due to the complicated developments of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the fact that V.League 2021 may be postponed until 2022, Hanoi Club decided to stop training activities and let the players return home to rest until the end of August.

Previously, at the end of June, the Capital team had just left camp for about 10 days.

“Our point of view is that if the tournament is stopped for too long, the club will suffer heavy economic losses, especially the cost of foreign players. Not to mention that when we return, it will be very difficult for us to choose new foreign players. However, in the current epidemic situation, the tournament may not be able to be played, so we will temporarily let the players return to their families and rest,” said a representative of the Hanoi Club.

HAGL translates V.League 2021 relocation plan into Thai for Kiatisak

HAGL hopes that the plan to postpone V.League 2021 that VPF proposed to the clubs will receive more advice from coach Kiatisak Senamuang.

Coach Kiatisak.

HAGL assigned someone to translate the entire document into Thai so that coach Kiatisak Senamuang could give his opinion. After that, HAGL will summarize and send it to Chairman Doan Nguyen Duc for his final opinion. The deadline that VPF announced to the teams is July 23. We will study it carefully to have constructive opinions, in the spirit of the common good of Vietnamese football."

Man United could use £491m squad in Premier League 2021/22 opener

Man United will play their opening match of the 2021/22 Premier League against Leeds United on August 14. The Red Devils could field a squad worth up to £491 million in this match.

The full-back pairing will still be Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Luke Shaw. These are expensive full-backs that MU recruited when they were in their twenties. Shaw cost £30 million and Wan-Bissaka up to £50 million.

Accordingly, the goalkeeper will most likely be Dean Henderson. He is a product of the Man United training academy, so the Red Devils will not have to pay a single penny in transfer fees. The 24-year-old goalkeeper is gradually taking over David De Gea's starting position.

Strange story in Ghana: Player who scored 2 own goals is still praised by the whole team

A rare story just happened in Ghana when a player intentionally scored two own goals in one match. What is remarkable is that when the final whistle blew, his teammates did not blame him but instead considered him a hero.

The incident took place during the match between Inter Allies and Ashanti Gold in round 34 of the Ghana Premier League.

With what happened, it is not surprising that the Daily Mail called Musah's antics "the most bizarre own goals in history". Speaking to the press, Musah, when asked why he did so, answered frankly: "When the final whistle blew, the technical team praised me for turning the match into a different scenario. I promised my coach that if I came on from the bench, I would ruin the match-fixing plot. It happened exactly like that and my teammates sent me congratulations".

Liverpool held to a draw by two underdogs

Liverpool were held to a draw in their first two friendlies of the 2021 summer.

Liverpool had their first friendly matches to prepare for the new 2021/22 season during a training camp in Austria. However, yesterday The Kop were held to a draw by two underdogs, Wacker Innsbruck and Stuttgart.