“Nam Dinh Club Wins V.League Championship After 39 Years”
On June 25, Nam Dinh Club clinched a resounding 5-1 victory against Khanh Hoa, paving the way for their long-awaited national championship win after 39 years. Coach Vu Hong Viet’s squad’s impressive journey towards the title was marked by their dominant performance throughout the V.League 2023/2024 season.
With 50 points accumulated from 25 matches, Nam Dinh secured the championship with a record of 15 wins, 5 draws, and 5 losses, showcasing their prowess as the team with the most wins and fewest losses in the league. Their attacking prowess was evident as they topped the charts with 57 goals scored, including remarkable victories against strong opponents like Hanoi and CAHN.
Coach Vu Hong Viet’s strategic guidance led Nam Dinh to play beautiful and dedicated attacking football, delighting their fans with exciting performances. The team’s success was further bolstered by the contributions of key players like Rafaelson, who set a new V.League record with 31 goals in a season, surpassing the previous record held by Do Merlo.
Notably, Rafaelson received the best player of the month award multiple times, highlighting his exceptional form throughout the season. Alongside Rafaelson, Hendrio Da Silva’s 10 goals added to Nam Dinh’s attacking firepower, solidifying their position as a formidable force in the league.
The enthusiasm of Nam’s fans played a crucial role in supporting the team both at home and away matches, serving as a vital source of motivation for the players on the field. The passionate fanbase created a festive atmosphere in the stands, amplifying the team’s performance and cementing their status as the 12th player.
Despite their success, Nam Dinh’s defense remains a concern, having conceded 37 goals over the season. Addressing defensive vulnerabilities will be crucial for the team to maintain their title defense next season and compete effectively on the continental stage.
Nam Dinh’s triumph in the V.League 2023/2024 season is a testament to their resilience, attacking prowess, and unwavering fan support. As they celebrate their well-deserved championship win, the team sets their sights on future success while aiming to address their defensive shortcomings for sustained excellence in the seasons to come.
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