Vietnamese fans cheer on coach Kim Sang-sik and his team
Hai Hoang (From Malaysia)•DNUM_BAZAGZCACF 18:09
Very early, many Vietnamese fans were present at Bukit Jalil Stadium to cheer for coach Kim Sang Sik and his team in the big match against Malaysia in the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers.
On the evening of June 10, the Vietnamese team visited Bukit Jalil to face host Malaysia in the third qualifying round of the 2027 Asian Cup. This is a key match in the journey to win tickets to the 2027 Asian Cup finals for both teams. Photo: Hai HoangVery early, a large number of Vietnamese and Malaysian fans poured into Bukit Jalil Stadium. Photo: Hai HoangVietnamese fans, all living and working in Malaysia. Photo: Hai HoangEnthusiastic fans, wearing red shirts with yellow stars, came to the stadium to cheer on coach Kim Sang-sik and his team. Photo: Hai HoangMs. Thu Dong has lived and worked in Malaysia for more than 13 years. Despite her long-term attachment to this country, she still maintains her love for her homeland team. "No matter what, national spirit is still above all. I wish Vietnam a 3-1 victory," she said. Photo: Hai HoangMs. Thu Dong (right) is from Ha Giang, has lived and worked in Malaysia for more than 13 years, her husband (in black) is Malaysian. Photo: Hai HoangNguyen Van Vinh (from Tra Vinh) works as a driver in Malaysia, and invited his friend in Bangladesh to cheer with him. Photo: Hai Hoang"He's been close to Vietnamese people recently, so he invited me to go. Even though I don't understand all of Vietnamese, I'm very excited!" Vinh shared. Photo: Hai HoangA group of Malaysian fans also arrived very early. Photo: Hai HoangRed shirts with yellow stars, national flags and banners cheering on the team appeared everywhere. Photo: Hai HoangAn atmosphere of enthusiasm, solidarity and national pride spread among the overseas Vietnamese community. Photo: Hai HoangThe match between Vietnam and Malaysia will take place at 8:00 p.m. (Vietnam time) on June 10 at Bukit Jalil Stadium – one of the biggest “fire pits” in Southeast Asia. Photo: Hai Hoang
