Intense Quarter-Finals Action in the 2024 National U19 Men’s Football Tournament

The 2024 National U19 men’s football tournament saw two thrilling quarter-final matches today. In the first game, U19 Song Lam Nghe An took on U19 PVF in a highly competitive encounter. SLNA drew first blood with Nguyen Quang Vinh’s goal in the 11th minute, quickly countered by U19 PVF’s Nguyen Hoang Anh in the 21st minute. However, SLNA emerged victorious with Nguyen Tan Minh’s goal in the 56th minute, securing a spot in the semi-finals.

Meanwhile, U19 Hanoi faced host team Binh Duong in the second match. U19 Hanoi dominated the game, taking the lead with Nguyen Thien Phu’s goal in the 11th minute. Binh Duong managed to equalize with Nguyen Huu Hoai Phong’s long-range strike in the 53rd minute. Nonetheless, U19 Hanoi swiftly regained the lead through Ho Long Nhat and sealed the 3-1 victory with Duong Dinh Nguyen’s goal in the 83rd minute, securing a semi-final berth against SLNA.

Looking ahead, the tournament will witness the remaining quarter-final clashes on March 1. U19 The Cong Viettel will lock horns with defending champions U19 Thanh Hoa at 2:00 p.m., followed by a face-off between U19 and HAGL at 4:00 p.m. Football enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating these upcoming matches to determine the other two semi-finalists.

The quarter-finals have certainly provided football fans with exhilarating moments, setting the stage for intense battles as the tournament progresses. Stay tuned for more thrilling action as the teams vie for the prestigious title in the 2024 National U19 men’s football tournament.

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