A number of players showcased their talent in the recent V-League matches. At Hang Day Stadium, Ho Tan Tai, Nguyen Quang Hai, and Vu Van Thanh played key roles in CAHN’s victory over Thanh Hoa. Similarly, at Thien Truong, Nguyen Van Toan’s goal for Nam Dinh highlighted an impressive performance against Hanoi.
Despite Nam Dinh’s defeat, Pham Tuan Hai and Pham Xuan Manh’s contributions were noteworthy, setting a positive tone for the upcoming World Cup 2026 qualifiers in March.
In a thrilling encounter at Thien Truong Stadium, Nam Dinh defeated Hanoi in a pulsating match. Although Nam Dinh initially led through Nguyen Van Toan’s goal, Hanoi fought back with two late goals. However, Nam Dinh secured a dramatic win with two late strikes from Rafaelson and Nguyen Van Vi, maintaining their position at the top of the league table.
Under the guidance of coach Kiatisuk Senamuang, CAHN continued their impressive form with a 3-1 victory over Thanh Hoa. Zico Thai’s leadership and the team’s cohesive performance propelled them to victory, solidifying their third-place position in the league standings.
On the other hand, Viettel, HAGL, and Hanoi, once symbols of Vietnamese football success, are facing challenges. Viettel’s sixth defeat of the season against Quang Nam leaves them in a relegation battle, while HAGL and Hanoi struggle at the bottom half of the table.
As the V-League season progresses, teams like CAHN and Nam Dinh shine brightly, while traditional powerhouses strive to find their form. The league table after round 11 reflects the competitive nature of Vietnamese football, setting the stage for exciting matchups in the upcoming fixtures.
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