Quang Nam Club Forced to Rent Hoa Xuan Stadium Due to Poor Conditions

The Quang Nam Club faced challenges as they were forced to relocate from Tam Ky city to Da Nang’s Hoa Xuan stadium due to poor playing conditions. Both coaches, Bui Doan Quang Huy of Binh Dinh and Van Sy Son of Quang Nam, were dissatisfied with the field, making it hard for players to control the ball in their recent match.

Coach Bui Doan Quang Huy conveyed his frustration, stating, “It is very difficult to play football and launch attacks on this field. Our aim was to secure a point, which we managed to achieve despite the field’s limitations.” The subpar quality of the pitch led to missed opportunities for both Binh Dinh and Quang Nam, affecting the overall gameplay.

On the other hand, Coach Van Sy Son discussed the challenges faced by Quang Nam, mentioning, “Quang Nam is financially constrained and must rent venues to compete. Despite the hardships, we continue to give our best to contribute to Vietnamese football.”

The match between Binh Dinh and Quang Nam ended in a stalemate at the Hoa Xuan Stadium, with both teams grappling with the field’s limitations. Both coaches acknowledged the need for improved playing conditions to showcase better football with enhanced gameplay and more goals.

As the two clubs navigate through the obstacles posed by the field conditions, they remain committed to delivering quality performances and supporting the development of football in Vietnam. The resilience displayed by Quang Nam in the face of adversity highlights their determination to overcome challenges for the betterment of the sport.

In summary, the relocation of the Quang Nam Club to Da Nang’s Hoa Xuan stadium brought about challenges for both teams in their recent match. Despite the difficulties posed by the poor quality of the field, both Binh Dinh and Quang Nam look towards a future where improved playing conditions will enhance the quality of their performances on the pitch.

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Denis Hardin

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