Malaysian goalkeeper bursts into tears after losing to Vietnam U22.

Zulhilmi Sharani couldn't hold back his tears after the 0-2 defeat against Vietnam U22 on the afternoon of December 11th, which further narrowed his chances of advancing in the SEA Games.

Against U22 Malaysia, U22 Vietnam had the advantage of 7 days of rest and their strongest lineup. Nguyen Dinh Bac continued to be a bright spot in the team's attacking play.

Dinh Bac assisted Nguyen Hieu Minh's opening goal in the 11th minute. In this match, the Vietnam U22 team had to win to determine their own fate.

Dinh Bac then provided an assist for Pham Minh Phuc to double the lead just 11 minutes later. He is currently contributing 100% to all four goals scored by the Vietnam U22 team in the tournament (2 goals, 2 assists).

Dinh Bac was expected to perform well at these SEA Games and he lived up to expectations. In the new generation of Vietnam U22 players, he rose to prominence later than the likes of Khuat Van Khang and Nguyen Quoc Viet, but he is progressing faster than anyone else.

The latter part of the match saw the Vietnam U22 team easily dominate their opponents, controlling the game and giving the Malaysia U22 team no opportunities. The role of defensive players like Nguyen Thai Son was clearly demonstrated.

Ly Duc (number 3) was a bright spot in the defense. After two matches, the Vietnam U22 team only conceded 1 goal, advancing to the semi-finals as the top team in Group B.

Malaysia U22 goalkeeper Zulhilmi Sharani burst into tears after the match. Malaysia U22 can still advance if they finish top of the group of second-placed teams. Currently, they lead the group with 3 points and need to wait for the result of the match between Indonesia U22 and Myanmar U22 tomorrow.

Source: https://znews.vn/thu-mon-malaysia-khoc-nuc-no-khi-thua-u22-viet-nam-post1610538.html