With Viettel, HAGL has a full line-up of players named Tuan Anh, Xuan Truong, Hong Duy, Van Thanh, Van Toan … but they play very poorly against Viettel. It is impossible to say that the young HAGL players are inexperienced because they have fought for 5 years in the V-League, but the mountain city team lost.
HAGL loses due to an ineffective playing style and too many gaps in the organization of the defense. The first two goals came from a personal error by goalkeeper Buu Ngoc. The next two goals were lost as the defenders did not let Bruno escape to score 3-1 and Buu Ngoc was forced to commit a foul, resulting in an 11-meter penalty.
Goalkeeper Buu Ngoc fouled Bruno, which resulted in an 11-meter penalty
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Apparently, coach Van Dan had no way to repair the hole in HAGL’s defense. This inherent weakness is something everyone knows about and that is the reason HAGL is still stuck in the V-League to this day.
Increased ambition to win the championship, but defense is too bad, so Tuan Anh and Xuan Truong often have to back off to support, so it is natural to be slow in the attack phase.
This defeat ends the dream of the chosen Germans with the golden generation Tuan Anh on the playing field of the V-League 2020. If fans want to see a different and stronger HAGL, they must have a sea change in gameplay, reinforcing the defense so that it is no longer called a “paper tiger to the plain.”
Viettel is still a candidate for the 2020 V-League championship
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Meanwhile, with this victory, Viettel continued the championship race with Saigon. Coach Truong Viet Hoang showed his ability to maintain troops by countering HAGL’s style of play.
Personally, Khac Ngoc scored in the eyes of coach Park Hang-seo when he outpointed HAGL creative midfielder Tuan Anh in the role of organizing the midfield to help Viettel always keep track of the game.
