Just debuted in Hanoi, Bruno 'opened fire'; What did Kiatisak say when asked again: 'It will take 10 years for Vietnam to beat Thailand?'

Just debuted in Hanoi, Bruno "opened fire"

Just one day after joining Hanoi, striker Bruno Cunha scored in the Four Nations tournament taking place in Ho Chi Minh City.

Right after joining Hanoi, Bruno scored his first goal for his new team. Notably, in the match between Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, Bruno was in the starting lineup and in his first touch, he scored a beautiful header that left the Ho Chi Minh City goalkeeper helpless.

What did Kiatisak say when asked again: "It will take 10 years for Vietnam to beat Thailand"?

In April 2018, Four Four Two quoted Kiatisak: “At the levelNational Team, It will take 10 more years for Vietnam to beat Thailand." That statement was asked back to Kiatisak by a Vietnamese reporter on the afternoon of January 2.

Kiatisak was confused when reminded of the statement that once offended Vietnamese fans.

Kiatisakexplained. “I want to say that the 20, 22 year old players of Vietnam need to develop themselves in 10 years. There may come a time when no team can beat HAGL. That is how I want to convey the idea to the players, once on the field, no one wants to lose. At the national team level, I also say that to players from many different teams.”

Another Premier League match postponed due to Covid-19

The Burnley vs Fulham match has been postponed due to the discovery of more positive Covid-19 cases at the two clubs.

Fulham players trained as normal on Saturday morning before travelling to Burnley in the afternoon, but the latest announcement has been made that the match will be postponed.

An official statement from Fulham read: "Following recent positive Covid-19 results, the club can confirm that this Sunday's away match at Burnley has been postponed following discussions with the Premier League and advice from the club's medical team."

Most recently, Tottenham had two players test positive for Covid-19, Erik Lamela and Giovani Lo Celso, after attending a Christmas party. However, this match still took place as usual.

Owen points out the reason why it is difficult for MU to compete for the championship with Liverpool

After the MU vs Aston Villa match, former striker Michael Owen affirmed that the Red Devils are only the third candidate for the championship after Liverpool and Man City. The reason is that their playing style always has difficulty against small teams.

"I'm very happy that my team won all 3 points today. However, Man United still have a lot to improve," added the former striker who played for both MU and Liverpool.

"They've been in great form recently, but I'm not sure if they can win the title. Man United have an excellent counter-attacking style, especially when facing bigger and stronger clubs. The problem will arise when they face lower-ranked opponents with an annoying playing style like Wolves," Owen shared on Premier League productions.