Ho Chi Minh City lost, Cong Phuong explained that it was because of... long break due to the epidemic, Ha Tinh lost the field

Ho Chi Minh City lost the derby, Cong Phuong explained it was due to... a long break due to the epidemic

Having never lost to Saigon FC before the 2020 season, on the evening of June 12, Ho Chi Minh City tasted defeat for the first time in the Ho Chi Minh City derby with a score of 0-1.

Cong Phuong has yet to score a goal in V.League.

Speaking after the match, striker Cong Phuong said that Ho Chi Minh City lost to Saigon FC because they failed to take advantage of opportunities and had too long a break due to Covid-19.

Vietnam National Team maintains historic ranking on FIFA rankings

According to the FIFA rankings in June 2020, Belgium continues to hold the number 1 position in the world, followed by France, Brazil, England and Uruguay. The Vietnam national team still maintains the same score of 1,258 after the first 6 months of 2020.

Vietnam National Team continues to rank 94th on FIFA rankings in June 2020.

The Golden Stars have maintained their 94th world ranking since 2019 and have been the top team in Southeast Asia for the past time. This is our highest ranking in the FIFA rankings in the past 20 years. Previously, Vietnam was ranked 84th in the world in 1998.

Hong Linh Ha Tinh 1-1 Hanoi FC: Shared points in a match that lasted 2.5 hours

Two late goals by Hung Dung and Tuan Hai caused Hanoi FC and Hong Linh Ha Tinh to share points in a match that lasted… 150 minutes due to a field collapse.

Hong Linh Ha Tinh held Hanoi FC to a draw. Photo: Minh Tuan

Outside the Ha Tinh stadium stands, a long line of people stretched for kilometers to get into the stadium. The stadium collapsed after that. Spectators flooded onto the runway, forcing the match organizers to mobilize more security forces and the match was interrupted many times. The match lasted from 6:00 p.m. and could only end at 8:30 p.m.

Ronaldo missed the chance to score from the penalty spot.

On a day when superstar Cristiano Ronaldo was unlucky in front of goal, even missing a penalty kick, Juventus still got a ticket to the Coppa Italia final thanks to away goal difference.

MU has the heaviest salary fund, double the average in the Premier League

According to The Sun, Man United is the team with the largest salary fund in the Premier League last season, double the average of this tournament.

In the 2017/18 season, Man United's wage bill stood at £296m while their revenue was £590m, or 50%.

The Old Trafford club paid £352m in wages to players and staff in the 2018/19 season. This means the wage bill accounts for 56% of the club's revenue, with the Red Devils earning just £627m last season.