Coach Popov is fed up with Thanh Hoa's bad pitch; Topenland Binh Dinh 3-0 Khanh Hoa: Turning point from red card
(Baonghean.vn) - Coach Velizar Popov was frustrated with Thanh Hoa's bad pitch; Van Viet's red card in the 75th minute was the turning point of the match for Topenland Binh Dinh to win big against Khanh Hoa... are the outstanding sports news in the past 24 hours.
Coach Popov is fed up with Thanh Hoa's bad field
Coach Velizar Popov regretted that Thanh Hoa was held to a 0-0 draw by SLNA. The Bulgarian coach said that if they had played on a better pitch, the home team could have deployed the game as desired and achieved a better result.
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“Today, my players played to the best of their ability. That is a positive thing. We tried to play but it is very difficult to play well on this field. Thanh Hoa's preparations for the match were ruined when they had to play on this field,” coach Popov shared after the 0-0 draw against SLNA.
Topenland Binh Dinh 3-0 Khanh Hoa: Turning point from red card
Van Viet's red card in the 75th minute was the turning point of the match for Topenland Binh Dinh to win big against Khanh Hoa in the match of round 2 of V.League 2023.
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Winning the final score of 3-0, Binh Dinh regained the trust of the audience as well as created a comfortable mentality to continue for the upcoming matches.
Meanwhile, this defeat gave Khanh Hoa a bad start with two consecutive defeats.
MU accepts Casemiro's red card
MU has decided not to appeal the red card that midfielder Casemiro received in the 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace in the Premier League.
The 30-year-old was sent off in the 70th minute after being caught on camera with both hands around Palace midfielder Will Hughes' neck. Manager Erik ten Hag confirmed that United had decided not to appeal the red card, despite disagreeing with referee Andre Marriner's decision to send off Casemiro.
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"For me, it was not the right decision, but I don't think we have a chance legally," Ten Hag briefly shared about Casemiro's case.
"Ronaldo can't keep up with Benzema"
Striker Karim Benzema's personal coach confirmed that even Cristiano Ronaldo could not keep up with the current Ballon d'Or winner in training sessions, when he was still at Real Madrid.
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Benzema and Ronaldo joined Real Madrid in the summer of 2009. Since then, the two strikers have become good partners in attack. Although Benzema is a center forward, he has sacrificed himself to make room for Ronaldo to shine at Los Blancos. When CR7 left the Bernabeu in 2018, Benzema immediately became the new leader of Real, and showed his fearsome scoring instinct.
