In round 2 of V-League 2023 - 2024, HAGL will face Hanoi Police Club. To prepare for the match with the reigning Vietnamese champion, Coach Kiatisak invited a special person to the mountain town to join HAGL's training sessions.
Coach Matt Eliott (in black shirt) directly participated in HAGL's training session.
The "advisor" invited by the former Thai striker is Mr. Matt Eliott - a former Scottish national player who played for Leicester City. Mr. Eliott is currently the coach of Brooke House Football Academy (England). Coach Matt Eliott visited and directly participated in training HAGL players for 2 days, towards the match against Hanoi Police Club on the afternoon of October 28 at Pleiku Stadium.
In the first round of V-League, HAGL and Hanoi Police Club both had a 1-1 draw. At this time, in terms of strength, the police team is clearly rated higher with a star-studded squad of the national team. However, through the performance in the first round against Binh Dinh Club, it can be seen that Hanoi Police Club is still not really stable.
Coach Matt Eliott talks and observes HAGL players during practice.
Meanwhile, HAGL is a team with many young players. However, the mountain town team has shown that they are not easy to defeat, when forcing the home team Lach Tray to share points in the final minutes of extra time of the match. In particular, in round 2, HAGL also has the advantage of playing at home, with the support of a large number of fans. Therefore, the match between home team HAGL and Hanoi Police Club promises to be very attractive and unpredictable.
The match between HAGL and Hanoi Police Club will take place at 5:00 p.m. on October 28. This is HAGL's first match at Pleiku Stadium in the 2023-2024 season. According to the announcement, the mountain town team will give away 10,000 free tickets to spectators to watch the match live.
Coach Kiatisak (red shirt) is the one who invited Coach Matt Eliott to HAGL.
Coach Matt Eliott takes a photo with Tuan Anh (middle)
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