The situation happened in the 60th minute, starting from a quick attack by Nam Dinh , Van Vi had a dangerous tackle, causing goalkeeper Patrik Le Giang of Ho Chi Minh City Police to be injured.

The goalkeeper of Ho Chi Minh City Police appeared to be in quite a bit of pain after the collision.

After a long time of care, Patrik Le Giang, although quite painful, still signaled that he was okay and continued to stand in the goal of the Ho Chi Minh City Police for the remaining minutes.

In the final minutes of the second half, Thep Xanh Nam Dinh pushed up their formation to attack in search of a goal. Goalkeeper Patrik Le Giang still endured the pain to neutralize all attacks and keep a clean sheet for his team.

Returning to the match, defending champion Nam Dinh was rated higher. However, during the first 45 minutes, it was the Ho Chi Minh City Police who took the initiative to attack.

However, the lack of sharpness in the final situations caused the opportunity of Ho Chi Minh City Police to slip away regrettably.

The match was constantly interrupted by collisions between players of both teams.

Both Ho Chi Minh City Police and Nam Dinh wanted to attack to score but due to the rain and slippery field, the results were not yet effective.

Coach Le Huynh Duc and his assistants expressed regret when their players continuously missed good opportunities in the final minutes of the match.

Having missed many opportunities after 90 minutes of play, Nam Dinh and Ho Chi Minh City Police shared points after a goalless draw. This result also caused the two teams to lose the chance to enter the top 3 of the rankings, currently having 7 points and 3 points behind the leading team Hanoi Police.

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