Hanoi Dominates Quang Nam in Convincing Victory at Hang Day Stadium

Hanoi FC secured a 3-1 victory against Quang Nam in a match that saw them dominate from the outset. Despite a recent win against Khanh Hoa, Hanoi aimed to reinforce their position in the league, facing a resilient Quang Nam side.

The home team wasted no time asserting their authority, with Do Duy Manh’s early free-kick testing Quang Nam’s goalkeeper. Tagueu Joel broke the deadlock in the 10th minute with a well-placed header, setting the tone for Hanoi’s first-half dominance.

Pham Xuan Manh extended the lead to 2-0 with a precision finish in the 28th minute, before Pham Tuan Hai added a third just five minutes later. The Vietnam national team players showcased their prowess, giving Hanoi a comfortable lead going into the break.

After halftime, Quang Nam sought to turn the tide by introducing Hoang Vu Samson and Nguyen Dinh Bac. Despite their efforts, Paulo Conrado’s close-range attempt was denied by Hanoi’s goalkeeper. The home side almost added another goal through Pham Tuan Hai’s header, which struck the crossbar.

Quang Nam managed to pull one back with Hoang Vu Samson’s goal in the 65th minute, but Hanoi’s defense held firm to secure the win. The match ended on a tense note as Nguyen Tang Tien received a red card for a late challenge on Pham Tuan Hai.

With this victory, Hanoi climbed to 6th place in the standings with 19 points, positioning themselves within reach of the higher ranks. On the other hand, Quang Nam sits in 8th place with 15 points, reflecting on a valiant effort despite the loss.

The final scoreline read 3-1 in favor of Hanoi, with Tagueu Joel, Pham Xuan Manh, and Pham Tuan Hai on the scoresheet for the home side, while Hoang Vu Samson reduced the deficit for Quang Nam. The starting lineups featured key players from both teams, highlighting the competitive nature of the match.

Overall, Hanoi’s convincing performance against Quang Nam reaffirmed their competitive edge in the league, signaling their intent to climb higher in the standings and challenge the top teams in the competition.

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