Que Ngoc Hai was accused of tackling; Bringing MU to the quarter-finals, Solskjaer is "at risk" of returning to Molde

Hanoi coach accuses Que Ngoc Hai of fouling

"At the end of the match, Van Kien's two shins still had four studs from Que Ngoc Hai. The Viettel player kicked both of my student's legs. If Van Kien was not lucky, he would have been seriously injured," Coach Chu Dinh Nghiem was indignant.

The incident happened in the first minute of extra time in the match of round 3 of V.League on the evening of March 6 at Hang Day Stadium. Ngoc Hai stretched out to block Van Kien's attack. The new player of Viettel missed the ball and kicked it into the opponent's shin. Referee Tran Dinh Thinh gave Ngoc Hai a yellow card. This was the first match of the captain of the Vietnamese team after paying off the penalty for the red card in the opening match of V.League 2019.

Determine 4 teams in the Champions League quarter-finals

The second leg of the Champions League round of 16 has passed the halfway mark with the first four names confirmed to advance to the quarter-finals including Tottenham, Ajax, MU and Porto.

Despite losing 0-2 in the first leg at Old Trafford, MU played an excellent match in France to create a miraculous comeback when defeating PSG with a score of 3-1.

Right after MU's great comeback, FC Porto did the same. However, the Portuguese representative needed 120 minutes to overthrow AS Roma. Winning 3-1, Porto won the ticket to the quarter-finals with a total score of 4-3 after two matches.

Alex Telles scored the winning goal after a penalty thanks to VAR. Photo: Reuters

Before that, another earthquake happened right in the round of 16 when Ajax, despite losing 1-2 in the first leg at home to Real Madrid, played brilliantly in the rematch at Bernabeu. The Dutch club scored 4 goals against the defending champions to confidently advance to the quarter-finals with a total score of 5-3 after two matches, making Los Blancos the former champion of Europe's number 1 club competition.

Meanwhile, the 3-0 victory in the first leg helped Tottenham play comfortably in the rematch in Germany. Not only did they not let their opponents score, but on the contrary, the "Roosters" also broke through Dortmund's net thanks to Harry Kane's only goal. Coach Pochettino and his team won the quarter-finals ticket with a 4-0 victory.

Leading MU to a great comeback, Solskjaer still has the "risk" of having to return to Molde

Since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer came to Old Trafford to replace Jose Mourinho (who was fired), MU has completely transformed. With Solskjaer, MU is currently in the top 4 of the Premier League, has gone far in the FA Cup and most recently won against PSG.

Every MU fan is expecting the board to find a way to remove the “interim” label for Solskjaer. The Norwegian strategist is more than worthy of a long-term contract.

However, Molde CEO Oystein Neerland poured cold water on both Solsa and MU fans when he affirmed: "Solskjaer still has a contract with Molde and will return to the team at the end of the season as scheduled."

Molde also confirmed that Solskjaer has signed a contract with Molde until 2021. Molde also believes that MU and Solskjaer need to keep their promise, because they "generously" helped the English club when they asked to borrow Solskjaer nearly 3 months ago.

However, the key to Solskajer's long-term peace of mind is... quite cheap. According to the contract, MU can buy Solskjaer's contract if they are willing to spend nearly 8 million pounds.

Mourinho returns to lead Real

Real and Mourinho are both down on their luck. Real are facing a trophyless season and will certainly have to rebuild from the coaching position onwards. Meanwhile, Mourinho has been unemployed since being sacked by Manchester United in December and will not find it easy to find a new job as the Special One.

During Real's defeat to Ajax, the Bernabeu stadium witnessed madridistas chanting the name of the Portuguese strategist. And according to the Telegraph's source, Mourinho will 100% return to lead Real Madrid after this disastrous 2018/19 season.

Meanwhile, former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon revealed that Zinedine Zidane turned down the opportunity to return to Real not long ago.

Gareth Bale agrees to move to Manchester United

Bale was not in the starting lineup for Real Madrid's Champions League last-16 second leg against Ajax, with the reason revealed by... Manchester United!

Expert Eduardo Inda revealed on El Chiringuito: Real Madrid removed Gareth Bale from the starting lineup against Ajax, due to anger with the Welsh midfielder.

The Spanish Royal team is certain that Bale signed an agreement with MU, "betraying" Real Madrid, when the club wanted to "let" him go to Chelsea in the deal to bring Eden Hazard to Bernabeu.

This expert also said that, despite Bale's history of constant injuries, Real Madrid still decided to sell this star for 120 million euros. If MU "went behind the scenes" with Bale, they would have to pay this amount!