Becamex Binh Duong Club’s Loss to Ho Chi Minh City: Coach Huynh Duc Talks About Tien Linh’s Performance

In the recent V-League round 12 match, Becamex Binh Duong Club suffered a 0-1 defeat against Ho Chi Minh City, with Vo Huy Toan scoring the lone goal in the 30th minute, securing the victory for the home team at Thong Nhat Stadium.

Coach Le Huynh Duc opted to start striker Nguyen Tien Linh in the lineup, despite the player not being at his peak form to make a significant impact on the game. The 51-year-old coach acknowledged Tien Linh’s recent return from injury, stating the necessity to include him in the 4-4-2 formation, albeit expressing disappointment in the player’s performance post-recovery.

Following the away loss, the Binh Duong Club captain commented on the match, acknowledging Ho Chi Minh City’s commendable performance, causing his team difficulties throughout the game. Coach Huynh Duc emphasized the importance of limiting corner kicks, given their team’s struggles in aerial duels, and lamented his side’s missed opportunities that could have potentially altered the outcome in their favor.

Looking ahead, the coach remains optimistic, believing that with improved performance and early goal-scoring, Binh Duong’s team could have secured a more favorable result, ranging from a draw to a possible victory.

In a post-match interview, Coach Huynh Duc’s reflections on the game and his team’s performance were captured, shedding light on the intricacies and challenges faced by Becamex Binh Duong Club in their recent encounter against Ho Chi Minh City.

Duong Quang | 07:33 March 4, 2024

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