Hanoi and Hai Phong Advance to National Cup Quarterfinals: Recap and Results

Hanoi Club showcased their resurgence by advancing to the quarterfinals of the National Cup, winning 3 out of their last 4 matches in the national championship. Their dominance over Hong Linh Ha Tinh was evident, remaining unbeaten in their last 5 encounters with 3 victories and 2 draws, further highlighting their prowess on the field.

Coach Nguyen Thanh Cong’s squad, despite a recent V-League draw with CAHN, exhibited their determination from the onset against Ha Tinh. In the 18th minute, Denilson Junior capitalized on a defensive lapse, securing an early lead for Hanoi. The in-form Pham Xuan Manh extended the lead with an assist to Tagueu Joel, solidifying their advantage just before halftime.

Following the break, Ha Tinh intensified their offensive efforts but failed to break through Hanoi’s defense. Despite a close call from Diallo Abdoulaye, Hanoi maintained their resilience. An 85th-minute goal from Ha Tinh narrowed the gap, but it was insufficient to alter the final outcome.

With this decisive victory, Hanoi set a strong foundation in their quest for National Cup glory this season. Their next challenge in the quarterfinals awaits as they face the winner of the Da Nang versus SLNA matchup.

In a parallel fixture, Hai Phong triumphed over Quang Nam, ending their winless streak in the V-League with an impressive display. Chu Dinh Nghiem’s side demonstrated prowess early on, securing a comfortable lead with goals from Bicou and Lucao in the initial stages of the match.

Despite Quang Nam’s attempts to stage a comeback, Hai Phong’s solid defense stood firm. Ngan Van Dai managed to pull one back for Quang Nam, but it was insufficient to alter the course of the game. Hai Phong emerged victorious with a 2-1 scoreline, securing their berth in the quarterfinals against Thanh Hoa.

Overall, both Hanoi and Hai Phong showcased their resilience and determination, propelling themselves into the next stage of the National Cup with impressive performances on the field.

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