Losing 0-1 to Thai Hoa town, Thanh Chuong Children's Team is at risk of being eliminated.

In recent years, Thanh Chuong has become a formidable force in the Nghe An Newspaper Cup Youth - Children Football Tournament. Many young Thanh Chuong players have been selected toSong Lam Nghe An ClubHowever, this season, Thanh Chuong Children's School is not highly rated.

Entering the second round of Group E, both Thai Hoa Town Children's and Thanh Chuong Children's have no points. While the "nut" team lost to their neighbor Do Luong 3-5, Thai Hoa Town also suffered a 1-6 defeat to the reigning champion Quy Hop. Therefore, to maintain their chances of advancing, both teams must play with real determination. Because in this round, the two strong teams Quy Hop and Do Luong must face each other.

Determined to score points, both Thai Hoa Town Children's School (black shirt) and Thanh Chuong Children's School (red shirt) fought each other for every ball. Photo: Tien Dong

Determined to score points, both teams rushed to attack as soon as the referee's whistle blew. However, the opportunities passed by the young players of both teams.

In a tight match, both teams could not create many truly dangerous situations towards the opponent's goal, and had to accept a 0-0 draw when the first half ended.

Player Phan Van Hieu (in black shirt) of Thai Hoa Town Children's Club had a decisive shot to score the only goal of the match. Photo: Tien Dong

Taking advantage of the break, the coaching staff of both teams made tactical adjustments. In the second half, the match became more intense with many attacks from both sides. However, only one of the two teams could enjoy the joy.

In the 29th minute, player number 8 Phan Van Hieu of Thai Hoa Children's Club took advantage of the opportunity of Thanh Chuong Children's Club defenders not following closely to score the opening goal for the home team.

Thai Hoa Children's Football Players celebrate their goal. Photo: Tien Dong

After conceding a goal, the Thanh Chuong Children's players rushed forward to attack in search of an equalizer. However, lacking a bit of finesse and luck in the final shot, the goal still eluded the "nut" players.

Thanh Chuong children tried to find an equalizer but failed. Photo: Tien Dong

Losing 0-1, the chances of Thanh Chuong Children's Football Club advancing will become more fragile than ever. In the final round, they must have a big win against the defending champion Quy Hop to have any hope of entering the second round. This is considered an "impossible" thing.