V-League match schedule today: HAGL spectacularly breaks away from the bottom group, Coach Kewell and Hanoi win big?

The V-League round 10 schedule brings a breakthrough opportunity for HAGL, when the bottom teams all have to face very strong opponents.

V-League schedule: HAGL marches to 'dangerous terrain'

The situation at the bottom of the V-League is very tense, when 5 teams (ranked from 10 to 14) including SLNA, Da Nang , Thanh Hoa, PVF-CAND and HAGL all have 7 points, the ranking must be determined by goal difference. In the context of intense competition, the schedule of round 10 of the V-League is a difficult challenge for a series of teams competing to avoid relegation.

In which, although HAGL also faces a "tough opponent", at least the chance of getting points for coach Le Quang Trai and his team is still brighter than other opponents in the same situation.

V-League Rankings

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The mountain town team will face Ha Tinh away at 6 p.m. on November 4. Playing on Ha Tinh's field is always a difficult problem for any team. In the previous round, coach Harry Kewell's Hanoi Club lost 1-2 here, falling into the home team's counter-attacking trap.

While Ha Tinh played well at home (7 points after the last 3 matches), HAGL... was extremely bad away, with only 2 points after 4 matches. However, HAGL is no longer in the stage of lacking confidence like at the beginning of the season. The spectacular 2-1 victory over The Cong Viettel, followed by the 2-2 draw against Nam Dinh, has given more energy to Mr. Le Quang Trai's team. HAGL now plays extremely "hot" in every match, ready to chase until the last minute.

Still built on a solid defense, but HAGL's attacks are more systematic and methodical, instead of relying solely on foreign players. HAGL's young players also press enthusiastically and compete fiercely. With the youth from the mountain town, Mr. Trai's students are capable of causing surprises.

When they are on the back foot, HAGL can ignite their passion with the spirit of having nothing to lose. However, to get points against Ha Tinh, who are experienced and cunning, the mountain town team needs to play tight, then wait for the right moment.

Among the bottom teams, HAGL will face the most likely opponent in this round. The rest of the teams in the same situation will face a "big mountain".

V-League round 10 schedule

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SLNA must play away at the top team Ninh Binh (6 p.m. on November 5), in the context that coach Gerald Albadalejo and his team need a win to warm up after being held to a draw by Becamex TP.HCM in the previous round.

PVF-CAND will be the guests at Hang Day Stadium at 7:15 p.m. on November 4, against the home team Hanoi, who are very hungry for a win. Da Nang FC will return to their home field Hoa Xuan to face Ho Chi Minh City Police FC (6 p.m. on November 5), as their Southern opponents are in a slump after losing their last two matches.

Due to not playing in this round, Thanh Hoa Club is at risk of being pushed to the bottom of the table by its opponents.

Pressure on Hanoi Club of Coach Kewell

The 1-2 defeat at Ha Tinh Stadium made Hanoi FC lose 2 of the first 3 matches under coach Harry Kewell. The pressure on the Australian coach has appeared, although sharing with Thanh Nien Newspaper, the leader of Hanoi team affirmed that he will patiently wait for improvement.

To be fair, Hanoi FC have played well under coach Kewell. However, wasteful finishing (and bad luck) has caused the former V-League champions to lose points, especially in defeats against Ha Tinh and Ninh Binh.

Great pressure on coach Harry Kewell

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With the strongest force, Hanoi FC is capable of breaking down the deep defense of PVF-CAND. Coach Thach Bao Khanh's team started well with 5 points after the first 5 rounds. However, the 2 most recent losses against Ninh Binh (1-3) and Hanoi Police FC (0-2) brought the rookie back down to earth.

PVF-CAND is still a young team but lacks experience. Experienced players like Amarildo and Hoang Vu Samson should have carried the young team, but have not shown much. The training period of less than half a year has also prevented coach Thach Bao Khanh from making an impression on PVF-CAND's playing style. This young team still mainly plays defensively. This style of play is difficult to stop Hanoi FC.

The match at Hang Day could be one-sided, with victory going to the team that is hungry for victory and has superior strength.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/lich-thi-dau-v-league-hom-nay-hagl-ngoan-muc-but-khoi-nhom-cuoi-hlv-kewell-va-ha-noi-thang-to-185251103194343472.htm