Japanese Ambassador attends Hanoi Derby

Japanese Ambassador attends Hanoi Derby

Also attending the match were comrade Le Hai Binh, alternate member of the Party Central Committee, Permanent Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism; leaders of the Department of Political Work, Ministry of Public Security ; leaders of Hanoi Police...

Delegates came to watch the match.

The match between CAHN and Hanoi FC is not only a competition between two representatives of the capital's football but also directly affects the championship race in V.league 2024/2025. In the previous match, Nam Dinh Steel Club won 3-2 against Song Lam Nghe An Club. This result forced Hanoi FC to win against the "neighboring team" if they do not want to see coach Vu Hong Viet's team crowned early.

True to the nature of the Capital derby, the two teams entered the match with high determination, so the speed of the match was quickly pushed up. Having just gone through 120 tense minutes in the second leg of the Shopee Cup 2024/2025 final a few days ago in Thailand, CAHN players had many difficulties against the fast-paced play of Hanoi FC.

Losing 0-2 but CAHN still has hope of entering the top 3.

However, CAHN's defense still stood firm and only gave up after Dau Van Toan's impromptu cross in the first half's injury time. Tuan Hai did not miss the opportunity to open the score for Hanoi FC.

The drama of the match was pushed to its climax in the second half, when Xuan Manh received a second yellow card and had to leave the field after a rough foul on Van Do. With only 10 men left on the field, but under pressure to win, Hanoi FC still scored another goal thanks to foreign player Silva in the 86th minute.

The match ended with a score of 2-0 for Hanoi FC. Do Hung Dung and his teammates temporarily held on to their hopes of winning the championship with 2 more rounds of the season. Meanwhile, CAHN still has hope of entering the top 3 if they can gain points in the remaining 4 matches (including 2 make-up matches).

Source: https://cand.com.vn/the-thao/dai-su-nhat-ban-du-khan-tran-derby-ha-noi-i769630/