Vietnam National Team Lost 12/14 Asian Matches: Don't Blame VAR; Iraqi Striker Who Made Vietnam National Team Suffer Received a Red Card
(Baonghean.vn) - Vietnam national football team has only won 1 out of 14 international matches applied by VAR; Iraq striker Aymen Hussein received a red card for celebrating too much in the match in the 1/8 round of the Asian Cup. Those are the outstanding sports news in the past 24 hours.
Vietnam National Team Lost 12/14 Asian Matches: Don't Blame VAR
According to statistics from ASEAN Football, the Vietnam national team has only won 1 out of 14 international matches using VAR. At its core, the behavior of players when playing in Asia is what needs to be discussed.
The Vietnamese players who are currently playing in the V.League have also had a period of more than half a year to get used to the turning points of VAR. But are they really serious about their behavior, when the main referee has an additional assistant as a reference? A former referee of Vietnam once affirmed that the players still maintain bad habits when fighting and cheating in the V.League, even with or without VAR.
That brings us back to another question for referees in Vietnam. If they are willing to be strict and decisive with player errors, based on professional judgment as well as reference from VAR, the number of unnecessary fouls from Vietnamese players in international competitions will be reduced.
Iraqi striker who once tormented Vietnam national team receives a confusing red card
Iraq striker Aymen Hussein was sent off for excessive celebration in the 2023 Asian Cup Round of 16 match against Jordan. He scored twice against Vietnam in the final round of the group stage.
MU is about to finalize the 60 million pound central defender
According to CalcioMercato, Man United are close to signing Gleison Bremer from Juventus. The 26-year-old Brazilian centre-back is valued by the Italian club at 70 million Euros (60 million Pounds).
Messi single-handedly helps Inter Miami become billionaires
Messi, who was voted Athlete of the Year by TIME magazine, has also made many admirers with the effect that has caused the value of Inter Miami to skyrocket since joining the team. Signing Messi in 2023 has indeed taken Inter Miami to unprecedented heights, to the point that everyone is paying attention to the club's activities both on and off the field. In fact, the Florida-based team's revenue has skyrocketed from $55 million to $127 million.