CAHN Faces Difficulties in Match Against Underrated Ha Tinh Team

CAHN faced a tough challenge at home against an underrated Ha Tinh side, falling behind to an Ibara penalty kick. It wasn’t until injury time in the second half that Nguyen Quang Hai rescued a crucial point for coach Kiatisuk Senamuang’s team. Post-match, the Thai coach admitted he had anticipated an easier victory, especially against his former pupil Luong Xuan Truong, but the result did not go as planned.

Kiatisuk acknowledged Ha Tinh’s defensive strength, noting their tendency to secure 1-0 victories. With CAHN unable to break the deadlock in the first half, frustration set in when a penalty opportunity arose in the second half. Despite the missed chance for a win, Kiatisuk praised Xuan Truong’s impact on the Ha Tinh squad, highlighting his danger and the strength he brings to their midfield.

The Thai tactician had aimed to convey to Xuan Truong that defeating Ha Tinh would be straightforward for CAHN, but the match ended with just a solitary point for his side. In a gracious gesture, Kiatisuk congratulated Xuan Truong and the entire Ha Tinh team for their performance. Singling out Xuan Truong as a key player, Kiatisuk complimented his continuous contributions throughout the 2021 season, emphasizing the midfielder’s pivotal role in bolstering Ha Tinh’s midfield.

Despite the stalemate, CAHN will look to build upon this result and refocus ahead of their next challenge. The match served as a reminder of the competitiveness within the league and the need for teams to remain vigilant against resilient opponents like Ha Tinh. As the season progresses, both CAHN and Ha Tinh will aim to capitalize on their strengths and secure crucial points in their pursuit of success.

With the dust settled on a hard-fought encounter, the focus now shifts to the next fixtures as teams continue their quest for glory in the highly competitive football landscape.

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