According to clause b, Article 67 on Violations of organizational work - Disciplinary regulations of the Vietnam Football Federation (amended and supplemented in 2023), the club organizing the match will be fined 15 million VND to 70 million VND. If something like this happens: “Fans and spectators use means (panels, posters, banners, speakers, trumpets, drums, etc.) to promote inappropriate, unhealthy, offensive, offensive, insulting, and vulgar activities. with the Vietnam Football Federation, tournament organizers, tournament organizers, match officials, friendly teams...".
On the evening of March 13, before the match between Viettel Sports Club and Hanoi Police Club started, a poster with an image similar to a "red book" appeared in the area for fans of the Public Security Club. An Hanoi. The poster reads: “Red book HN10101956 – Hanoi Police Football Team – Home stadium: Hang Day – Issued: 1956".
Posters with offensive content appeared on Hang Day stadium.
The match organizing committee of Viettel Sports Club immediately asked the group of fans hanging the above poster to take it down. At the same time, officials of Vietnam Professional Football Joint Stock Company (VPF) asked the match supervisor to record the report.
The above poster does not have the nature of cheering for the two teams participating in the match, but carries provocative and offensive content related to issues outside of the match's expertise. If determined to have violated the above mentioned violation, it will be the home team of Viettel The Cong Club that must receive a maximum fine of up to 2 million VND.
It is not difficult for fans to realize why the above poster appeared. Recently, Viettel Sports Club, Hanoi FC and Hanoi Police Club have been entangled in a controversy related to the right to use Hang Day Stadium. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) requires that only a maximum of 2 teams can choose Hang Day Stadium as their home stadium.
The meeting on March 11 of VFF held with 3 clubs did not come to a final result. Hanoi FC is determined not to give in to the remaining two teams. Previously, there was information that Hanoi FC was looking for a plan named Ha Dong stadium. The Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports is the unit that decides which team stays and which team leaves Hang Day Stadium next season. The answer will be given before the end of the 3-/2 season.
