U23 Vietnam is at a huge disadvantage in the match against U23 Uzbekistan.
U23 Vietnam is at a huge disadvantage in the match against U23 Uzbekistan, a player of U23 Vietnam is priced at 2 million USD is new information about U23 Vietnam before the final match of U23 Asia 2018.
U23 Vietnam is at a huge disadvantage in the match against U23 Uzbekistan.
Coach Park Hang-seo and his team have just received some unpleasant news as the weather in Changzhou (China) will be very harsh on the day of the 2018 AFC U23 Championship final between Vietnam U23 and Uzbekistan U23.
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According to Accuweather meteorologists, on January 27, the weather in Changzhou may have snow and light sleet. Temperatures range from -2 to 1 degrees Celsius. In fact, at the Olympic Stadium, it can be as cold as -5 degrees Celsius, even -8 degrees Celsius.
This is a disadvantage for Quang Hai and his teammates because the Vietnamese people's ability to withstand cold is considered poor.
A player of U23 Vietnam has his price pushed up to 2 million USD
After the achievements in the AFC U23 Championship, the value of Vietnam U23 players has increased rapidly. Some players are even valued at up to 2 million USD.
Vietnam U23 is causing a stir in the Asian football world by defeating Qatar in the semi-final to reach the final of the U23 Asian tournament. The impressive performances of Vietnamese players have made fans in the country, Southeast Asia and Asia admire.
The 2018 AFC U23 Championship is an opportunity for scouts and player brokers around the world to explore the rough gems. Before the semi-final match with U23 Qatar, a super broker who specializes in tracking young players in Southeast Asia said that a player of U23 Vietnam was valued at 2 million USD - equivalent to 45 billion VND.
Considering the current context, perhaps only Quang Hai and Xuan Truong can be valued at such a level. Although goalkeeper Tien Dung and center back Tien Dung or defender Van Thanh are also prominent names, but the players in the defensive line are always valued lower than the attacking players.
Xuan Truong thanks fans, promises to "give gifts" in the final
“I can’t believe we’ve come this far. It’s unbelievable,” Xuan Truong told AFC. After the shock defeat against Iraq U23, Vietnam U23 had another excellent match against Qatar U23 in the semi-finals.
“I was extremely surprised. All the Vietnamese fans were extremely excited. That became a great motivation for our players to achieve performance beyond imagination. I just want to thank them. The team will try to bring the fans an even bigger gift in the final match.”
Angry at the referee, Tien Dung's father punched the TV screen.
Yesterday afternoon, the father of central defender Bui Tien Dung, Mr. Bui Nhu Quang (63 years old, from Duc Tho, Ha Tinh) invited neighbors to his house to eat and drink and watch the semi-final match between U23 Vietnam and U23 Qatar.
While Mr. Bui Nhu Quang and his neighbors were enthusiastically cheering for U23 Vietnam, the atmosphere in the room suddenly became quiet in the 38th minute. That was the situation when referee Muhammad Taqi pointed to the penalty spot and showed a yellow card to center back Bui Tien Dung.
When he saw his son explaining to the referee, Mr. Bui Nhu Quang quietly stepped forward and punched the projector screen. Mr. Quang's punch caused the projector to lose signal and people could not see the Qatar penalty kick. By the time the projector was back on, U23 Vietnam was losing 1-0.
When asked by reporters about this situation, the father of midfielder Bui Tien Dung said: "Looking up and seeing my son arguing about the 11m situation, my heart felt like it fell out of my chest. I was really angry with the referee's decision, not knowing what to do to relieve it, so I punched the screen, making it impossible for everyone to continue watching. I felt it was unfair because my son had blocked the shot correctly."