The Ministry of Public Security has asked the Department of Police of many cities and provinces nationwide to prepare the plan to ensure the order and security for the final U23 match between Vietnam and Uzbekistan. According to the ministry, hundreds of thousands of people rushed to streets to celebrate following the U23 team’s victory in the quarterfinal and semifinal matches, causing traffic jams in many areas in big cities like Hanoi, HCM City, Danang and Can Tho. To prevent possible disorder, localities have been urged to take preparatory measures, arranging policemen at public places before, during and after the final match scheduled to take place on January 27. Supporters in Hanoi celebrated U23 team’s victory in the semifinal match against Qatar on January 23 Under the instruction, localities have to deploy police force at key spots to deal with theft, security, traffic congestion and particularly vehicle races. The force must be always available for responding to urgent cases. A representative from the Hanoi Department of Police said that the department has arranged the entire traffic police and mobile police force to ensure security and order for the final match with 2,000 officers. Around 800 among those have been assigned for 300 key traffic spots. Meanwhile, 20 teams of mobile policemen have been also set up to patrol main streets in the city centre. Racing, criminal or anti-social activities will be seriously punished.
National head coach Park Hang-seo (second right) seen at the meeting with the Vietnam Football Federation onNovember 20 (Photo: vff.org.vn)Hanoi (VNA) — National head coach Park Hang-seowill convene 35 players for the U23 team on December 1 to prepare for the finalround of the 2018 AFC U23 Championship.Most of them will be players wearing jerseys of the U19,U20, U22, U23 and national team.The finals will take place between January 9-27 next year infour Chinese cities, namely Changzhou, Kunshan, Jiangyin and Changshu. A totalof 16 teams qualified to play in the event, including China who qualifiedautomatically as hosts.Vietnam are in Group D of…... [read more]
He also decided to present a third-class Labour Order to head coach Park Hang-seo from the Republic of Korea, midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai and goalkeeper Bui Tien Dung for their excellent performances during the tournament. The Vietnamese U23 team will face Uzbekistan’s in the final at Changzhou Sports Centre at 15:00 pm on January 27. Under Park, Vietnam ranked second in Group D with four points. They defeated Iraq in the quarter-finals and Qatar in the semi-finals, becoming the first Southeast Asian country to progress to the final of the championship. Hai has scored four out of Vietnam’s seven goals,…... [read more]
HÀ NỘI — Striker Nguyễn Tiến Linh has dropped out of the U23 team following an ankle injury. Linh is one of six strikers called by South Korean coach Park Hang Seo for the national U23 team for the final round of the 2018 Asian Football Federation (AFC) U23 Championship. Linh of Bình Dương was named to the U23 squad because of his outstanding performance at the National U21 Football Championship. During a training session on December 2, he sustained an ankle injury and was forced to suspend practice. Doctors said Linh needs at least two weeks to recover so…... [read more]
NDO – Defensive lapses made the Vietnam’s U23 team pay severely as they succumbed to a 1-2 loss against Uzbekistan U23 on December 13, thereby missing out on Group B’s sole ticket to the final match of the Thai M-150 International Friendly Football Tournament 2017. >>> Quang Hai’s double gives Vietnam U-23’s first win at Thai tournament Ahead of the encounter, Vietnam were leading the group with three points, two points above Myanmar and Uzbekistan, who held each other to a 2-2 draw two days earlier. A draw against Uzbekistan would have been enough to secure Vietnam a place in…... [read more]
>>> Quang Hai’s double gives Vietnam U-23’s first win at Thai tournament Ahead of the encounter, Vietnam were leading the group with three points, two points above Myanmar and Uzbekistan, who held each other to a 2-2 draw two days earlier. A draw against Uzbekistan would have been enough to secure Vietnam a place in the final. However, Park Hang-seo’s players could not make use of their advantage in order to progress to the decisive game. Weakness in defence accounted for both goals that the Vietnamese side conceded during the match. On the half hour mark, defender Duy Manh carelessly…... [read more]
