Vietnam won by second team in U19 South Asia

:: Scores: Africa 11, Gian Tan 32 'and 58, Duc Viet 61'. * Red card: Dong Han 79 '

Brunei lost the previous two matches 0-7, against Myanmar and Indonesia. Therefore, Vietnam also needs to take advantage of this confrontation to win a bold victory, in case of calculating the difference when the teams equal points. But due to the schedule with a density of two days a match, coach Dinh The Nam decided to launch into the squad of reserve players in the previous two matches, so that the pillars were rested for the two difficult matches ahead with Myanmar and Thailand.

However, Vietnam took the initiative easily from the beginning and kept besieging. After many missed opportunities, the team opened the record in the 11th minute. Corner by Van Thao, Ha Africa crosses the ball near goal when the Brunei goalkeeper picks the wrong drop.

Early goals seemed to make Vietnamese players subjective. They often fail to pass the ball at home, helping Brunei have many chances to threaten goalkeeper Donglin's goal. Luckily for Vietnam, the opposition forwards were too immature and shot hastily, so it was inaccurate.

Under the reminder and adjustment of head coach Ding Wennan, Vietnam pulled back a game. In the 32nd minute, Fan Shao started from the right attack, took the ball into the restricted area and opened it. The ball bounced off the Brunei defender and changed direction, helping Jane Tan to head the ball immediately and rewrite the score to 2-0.

Vietnam still took the initiative after the break, but did not speed up the game due to the lack of mutants like Van Truong, Van Khang or Quoc Viet. It was not until the 58th minute, after Fan Tao dribbled on the left, that Jiantan controlled and ended dangerously in the restricted area, and the gap widened. Only three minutes later, starting from the opponent's clearance stage, midfielder Deyue controlled the edge of the restricted area, and then opened Mu to drive the ball into the top corner of Brunei goal. The goal helped relax HAGL's midfield, before which he often passed the ball to his opponents' feet.

After the safe score, head coach Dinh The Nam pulled Duc Viet, Gian Tan and Van Quang off the field in turn. As a result, Vietnam reduced the pressure and sometimes even threatened the enemy. In the 73rd minute, striker Hakme Aceh dodged the red shirt blockade and shot about 30 meters to send the ball out of the post. In the 79th minute, Yazde ran away near the restricted area, forcing goalkeeper Donglin to rush out. He blocked the ball with his hand outside the restricted area and was shown a red card by the referee.

Midfielder Minh Trong had to reluctantly leave the field and let substitute goalkeeper Cao Wenping keep the goal. The game was short of men, but Vietnam were not too weak and still attacked and created some chances.

Vietnam won 4-0 to score seven points and occupy the top spot in Group A before Indonesia and Thailand met in the remainder of the day.

At 3 pm on July 8, Vietnam met with Myanmar.