Hai Phong Coach Reflects on Draw with Ha Tinh in V-League Match

Hai Phong FC faced off against Ha Tinh in a high-stakes match that saw both teams battling it out on the field. It was Nguyen Van Dat who struck first for Hai Phong, putting his team ahead with a goal in the 17th minute. However, their lead was short-lived as Ha Tinh fought back, with Diallo finding the back of the net in the 63rd minute to level the score at 1-1.

The draw against Ha Tinh marked the seventh consecutive match without a win for Hai Phong in the V-League. Coach Chu Dinh Nghiem acknowledged the opponent’s superior performance, highlighting the impact of seasoned players like Nguyen Trong Hoang and Luong Xuan Truong in Ha Tinh’s squad.

Reflecting on the match, Hai Phong’s captain admitted that Ha Tinh had more scoring opportunities throughout the game. Despite Hai Phong also having their chances, they failed to capitalize on them. The early goal conceded by Hai Phong seemed to affect the players’ mindset, making it difficult for them to regain control of the game.

In the captain’s opinion, Ha Tinh deserved to walk away with all three points, considering their consistent performance in recent matches. With key additions like Trong Hoang and Xuan Truong, Ha Tinh’s lineup boasted a strong foundation that proved challenging for Hai Phong to overcome.

As the dust settled on the match, both teams shared the points in a hard-fought battle that showcased the competitive nature of V-League football. Hai Phong now looks ahead to their next fixture, aiming to break their winless streak and reclaim their winning form in the upcoming games.

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