Dang Van Lam makes a miraculous save; Hanoi wins big against Binh Phuoc; MU loses at home
(Baonghean.vn) - Goalkeeper Dang Van Lam shows why he deserves a salary of nearly 400 million VND/month; Hanoi poured goals down with a score of 5-0 at Dong Xoai Stadium; MU lost the match,... are notable sports news in the past 24 hours.
Dang Van Lam: 2 saves against Viettel deserve a salary of hundreds of millions
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| Viettel striker Caique had a classy free kick in the first half. The ball went over Binh Dinh's wall and towards the far corner and Dang Van Lam had to fly as far as he could to block the ball from reaching the goal. |
Goalkeeper Dang Van Lam showed why he deserves a salary of nearly 400 million VND/month, when he made two excellent saves for Binh Dinh against Viettel in the quarter-finals of the BaF Meat 2022 National Cup.
Result Binh Phuoc 0-5 Hanoi: Rain of goals at Dong Xoai
Despite not fielding their strongest lineup, Hanoi still poured in a rain of goals with a score of 5-0 on Dong Xoai Stadium of host Binh Phuoc. In fact, this did not surprise experts, because it was predicted.
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| The joy of Tuan Hai and Van Quyet, two players who scored for Hanoi. |
MU 0-1 Sociedad result: Red Devils lost the opening match of Europa League
In the match between MU vs Sociedad in the first round of the Europa League 2022/23 group stage, the home team unexpectedly lost 0-1.
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In the 57th minute of the match, after Silva's kick, the ball hit Lisandro Martinez's foot before hitting his hand. VAR immediately intervened and a penalty was awarded to Sociedad. The opportunity fell to Brais Mendez and he finished very well to beat De Gea despite the Spanish goalkeeper guessing the right direction. 1-0 to Sociedad.
After that, MU tried their best to attack but failed. In the end, the English team lost at home after the first match.
Queen Elizabeth II passes away, Premier League likely to be suspended until the end of September
According to British press, the death of Queen Elizabeth II could cause the Premier League to be suspended until the end of September.
The period of mourning for Queen Elizabeth is expected to last for 10 days and most sporting events will be postponed during that time. In football, the organisation of matches is controlled by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). DCMS will issue specific notices to clubs but it is likely that matches will not take place until after the national mourning period.
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If that happens, fans will not be able to watch English football for the rest of September. In fact, according to the schedule, the national championships will take a break after the round of matches next weekend to make way for the national teams to concentrate. So, it is likely that fans will only be able to go to the stadium in early October.