U16 Indonesia beat Singapore 9-0, pushing U16 Vietnam into a challenge

U16 Indonesia took the top spot from U16 Vietnam with a 9-0 victory over U16 Singapore. This result means U16 Vietnam needs to beat U16 Indonesia if they want to enter the semi-finals as group leaders.

U16 Indonesia has a goal difference of (+11).

Although they have the same 6 points, U16 Indonesia has a higher goal difference (+11) than U16 Vietnam (+9). Thus, the final match between the two sides will determine the first and second place in the group. According to the regulations of the 2022 Southeast Asian U16 Finals, only the first team in the 3 groups along with the second team with the best record will qualify for the semi-finals.

Because U16 Vietnam is inferior to U16 Indonesia in terms of goal difference, if they want to be sure of entering the semi-finals instead of having to wait for the results of the second-placed teams in groups B and C, coach Nguyen Quoc Tuan and his team must beat U16 Indonesia in the last round.

The match between the two teams will take place at 20:00 on August 6.

Details that made the U16 Vietnam coach scold his students despite the great victory over U16 Philippines

Coach Nguyen Quoc Tuan of Vietnam U16 scolded his player regarding a situation at the end of the match that led to an unnecessary card.

Coach Nguyen Quoc Tuan told the whole team: "We need to follow the right discipline and concentrate every day. Two victories are nothing. We will meet strong opponents later like Thailand, Australia, Indonesia or Myanmar. We have to find a way to reach the final match and be proud of that. Before the Philippines, some of you entered the field with low will and determination. I remind you to change immediately. If we want to go far in our careers, we have to change."

Before that, at the end of the match, a player of U16 Vietnam received a yellow card. Each yellow card in this tournament will result in a fine of 300 USD for the team. Coach Nguyen Quoc Tuan was obviously not pleased. He told this player: “You made a long pass for the Philippines to steal and counterattack, and then you yourself received a yellow card. What if you receive another yellow card in the next match? We need to avoid weak opponents, never get a card or injury.”

Ten Hag lacks "respect" for Ajax because of MU's transfer plans

Erik ten Hag spent four and a half successful seasons at Ajax, but the Dutchman has now been accused of showing a lack of "respect" to his former club due to his transfer targets for Man United.

Ten Hag showed a lack of "respect" towards the club in competing for the purchase of Brobbey.

Ten Hag tried to outmaneuver Ajax to sign striker Brian Brobbey from RB Leipzig, when he had a phone call with the 20-year-old - who he had given a professional opportunity to during his time as Ajax manager. Brobbey ultimately did not heed Ten Hag's call and decided to return to Ajax.

With the transfer moves related to Ten Hag and Ajax after leaving the club this summer, the newspaper close to the Amsterdam capital team, AT5, pointed out that the Dutch captain received up to ''45 times'' answers about his former team not selling Antony. Furthermore, this source also claimed that Ten Hag showed a lack of "respect" towards the club in competing to buy Brobbey.

Ten Hag called Ronaldo's behavior "unacceptable"

Contrary to initial opinions, the act of Ronaldo and some MU players leaving the last friendly match of the summer was strongly condemned by coach Erik ten Hag.

Ronaldo was absent from the Red Devils' entire summer tour and only participated in the final match against Rayo Vallecano at home. In this match, CR7 only played the first half and did not score. However, his actions later sparked controversy when the 37-year-old star left Old Trafford before the match had even ended.

Previously, there were some opinions that Ronaldo and the Portuguese players left early because of the consent of the coaching staff. However, recently, coach Ten Hag himself affirmed: "I completely disagree with the players leaving before the match has ended. That is unacceptable."