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Duc Duc’s Hoang Anh Gia Lai had a strong 0-4 defeat against Hanoi in Round 2, Phase 2 of the 2020 V.League.
The confrontation between Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) and Hanoi received a lot of attention. Because Duc’s chosen team always performs well against defending champion V.League when playing in Pleiku. Also, with the mentality of being comfortable when not under pressure on the target, many people believe that HAGL will play sublimated.
However, the early opening of the scoring by Hanoi soon left the home team defenseless and then lost 0-4. It is also a similar scenario to how they lost to Viettel in the previous round, or lost 0-3 to Hanoi in phase 1.
What HAGL has shown is disappointing audiences. Rather, it was a disrespectful way of kicking the audience towards Pleiku to wait for the big match. The most disturbing image on the Pleiku field was the situation where Rimario was free to throw the ball in front of four HAGL players. There was no drastic influence from a home team player against a player who had almost all of his passes blocked.
Even the distance between HAGL players remains quite far in a situation where they should have a fiercer dispute. This is not how HAGL plays well, it is true in motivated football.
This contrasts with Rimario’s fiery spirit when he meets the former team. The spirit he didn’t have when he played for HAGL. And this forward also scored the goal in Hanoi’s 4-0 win over the German soccer team.
A match in which even a Hanoi defender easily makes a double is quite easy to understand that the “equal and fair” nature as expected is just a dream. With the German soccer team, it seems like reaching the Top 8 is the whole goal.
From the beginning of this season and before that, the German elect openly said that HAGL has no goal towards the V. League championship. But even though it was a fun way to put it because there wasn’t enough power after 5 seasons, just worrying about relegation and being in the last group, no one thought they would “kick for fun” like that.
I don’t know, what are the viewers who went to Pleiku and those who love HAGL with such a lack of motivation thinking? That’s not what professional football is about, much less what national HAGL players accept.
When invited into the courtyard on Hang Day, after each lost goal, the Nui Street football team audience used to hear an encouraging song that said, “It is better to leave everything I do from the beginning …”. Now HAGl has given up too much, including the love and value of beautiful football, which is his greatest asset.
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