Off the pitch: 'Two or three squids, Hoang Mai played extremely well'!
(Baonghean.vn) - With an exciting and spectacular match, the Hoang Mai children's team delighted fans. The young players were cheered on following the "hot trend" on TikTok: "Two or three squids, Hoang Mai played incredibly well!"...
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A victory celebration by the Hoang Mai children's team. Photo: Thanh Cuong |
From a team at risk of elimination in Group C after the Tuong Duong children's team secured a resounding victory, the young players of the Hoang Mai coastal town children's team made a spectacular breakthrough, winning convincingly against the Nam Dan children's team and rising to the top of the group.
The explosive, thrilling, and captivating match provided the audience with a spectacular game. The young players from the Yen Thanh and Vinh City children's teams, sitting in the stands waiting for their turn to play, cheered wholeheartedly for the Hoang Mai children's team. They all chanted in unison, following the TikTok trend: "Two or three squids, Hoang Mai plays incredibly well!"...
The trump card
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Number 6 Vo Duc Anh - the ace player of the Yen Thanh children's team - was brought on in the final minutes of the second half. Photo: Thanh Phuc |
In this afternoon's match, the Yen Thanh children's team faced the Vinh City children's team. Both were considered "evenly matched," yet in the first half, the team from the rice-growing region allowed the Vinh City team to take the lead. On the substitutes' bench, number 6 Vo Duc Anh - the bright star of the Yen Thanh children's team - remained a "hidden gem."
It wasn't until the second half that number 6 – the ace player – was brought onto the field. And, living up to the expectations of the coaching staff and fans, Vo Duc Anh shone brightly and scored a beautiful goal to equalize the score for his team.
"When I play the trumpet, my cheeks get puffy."
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Outside the sidelines, number 11 Nguyen Sy Dung (Yen Thanh children's team) was restless. Photo: Thanh Phuc |
Having spent quite a long time warming the bench, number 11 Nguyen Sy Dung (Yen Thanh children's team) was restless. He kept standing up and sitting down, running along the sidelines, his feet following each ball with intense concentration. Finally, he was given a chance, entering the field with great enthusiasm, but after a collision, number 11 had to leave the field.
After a break of about ten minutes, Dung was allowed back on the field, but after only a few laps, he was completely out of breath. The coach had to wave Dung off to rest. Taking a sip of water to regain his strength, Dung said, "It wasn't as easy as I thought. Others look weak when playing the trumpet, but when I play it, my cheeks ache."