Thai Son Nam loses the futsal throne
Sahako is the team that usurped Thai Son Nam in the HDBank National Championship 2022. Similarly, Saigon Club also made Thai Son Nam a former champion in the HDBank National Cup futsal tournament. Before the 2022 season took place, Thai Son Nam still dominated the highest playing field of futsal in the country. Coach Pham Minh Giang's army has won 11 championships in 15 times, including 6 consecutive championships since 2016. This year, Sahako has eliminated this dominance.
The championship of coach Nguyen Tuan Anh and his students was convincing when they did not lose to Thai Son Nam in both confrontations and then crowned early before a match. In the first leg in Da Lat, Sahako defeated Thai Son Nam 3-2 in a match that was always the team that scored the lead. In the second leg in Can Tho, the new king excelled in defense, leaving Thai Son Nam powerless to score.
After drawing with Thai Son Nam in the second leg, thereby gaining an advantage when racing for the championship, coach Nguyen Tuan Anh shared that he rewarded insomnia when confronting this opponent in previous years. But after this season, he and the players have a lot more confidence. "This season, I confidently prepare professionally and believe in the ability of my players. Almost the players did exactly what I analyzed and gave strategies for the whole game to win the result. good first," said coach Nguyen Tuan Anh.
For the whole season, Sahako won the championship with an undefeated record (12 wins, 4 draws). This club also won three individual awards, namely "Best Player of the Tournament" (Captain Khong Dinh Hung), "Best Goalkeeper of the Tournament" (Mai Xuan Hiep) and bronze "Top Scorer" (Lam Tan Hiep). Phat, 10 goals with Nguyen Tran Duy - Saigon).
The fact that Thai Son Nam "falls off a horse" in the national championship partly shows that Vietnamese futsal has become more dramatic. That drama also played out in the 2022 National Cup, which took place two weeks later. Sahako was again eliminated from the group stage after two consecutive failures against Thai Son Bac and Sanvinest Khanh Hoa with the same score of 1-1. After the champion candidate Sahako was eliminated, the surprise did not stop. In the final, Saigon Club again defeated the defending champion Thai Son Nam 6-4 to win the title for the first time. The victory of Saigon Club was sweeter when in the group stage they were beaten 5-0 by Thai Son Nam.
Not only won the 2022 National Cup, but Saigon also won two other individual awards: "Best Goalkeeper" (Vu Van Kha) and "Best Player" (Tran Tuyen). The success of Saigon Club in the National Cup and Sahako in the National Championship this year is expected to help coach Diego Giustozzi have more options for personnel for the Vietnamese futsal team to prepare for the goal of winning tickets to the World Cup. futsal 2024. The two new kings also create an impetus for other futsal teams to invest and strive because both start from the movement club.
The 2022 season is considered to be of higher quality than last year when there are many dramatic and emotional matches. Many matches offer continuous chases and results are determined only at the last second. According to statistics of the tournament organizers, the tournament has attracted a total of more than 80,000 spectators to the stadium to watch live and more than one million followers via social networking applications.
The professional quality of the two tournaments was positively evaluated, reflected in the rise of two new champions. Through the tournament, the young talents of Vietnam futsal also have the opportunity to step into the light and be summoned to the Vietnamese futsal team. The Vietnam futsal team for the second time in a row entered the round of 16 at the 2021 futsal World Cup with the contribution of young talents such as Nhan Gia Hung (born in 2002), Chau Doan Phat (1999), Nguyen Van Hieu (born in 2002), Chau Doan Phat (1999), and Nguyen Van Hieu (born in 2002). 1988),...
