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Vietnam beat Jordan on penalty shootout, enter Asian Cup quarterfinals

By Staff reporters       JAN. 20, 2019

Vietnam played a brilliant game and won 4-2 on penalty shootout.

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  • Game's over!

    Vietnam win 4-2 on penalty shootout and advance to the quarter-finals!

    Loạt sút luân lưu nghẹt thở giữa Việt Nam - Jordan
     
     

    Vietnam beat Jordan on penalty shootout, enter Asian Cup quarterfinals

  • PENALTIES

    Fifth shot for Vietnam: Bui Tien Dung succeeds.

    Fourth shot for Jordan: Succeeds

    Fourth shot for Vietnam: Minh Vuong's shot is saved.

    Third shot for Jordan: Ahmed Samir's shot is saved.

    Third shot for Vietnam: Luong Xuan Truong succeeds.

    Second shot for Jordan: Baha Faisal hits the bar.

    Second shot for Vietnam: Do Hung Dung succeeds.

    First shot for Jordan: Al Rahman succeeds.

    First shot for Vietnam: Que Ngoc Hai succeeds.

  • 120'

    The extra time ends and the game enters the intense penalty shootout.

  • 116'

    Last substitution for Vietnam: Tran Minh Vuong sub in for Nguyen Trong Hoang.

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    Players hold up in the extra time. Photo by VnExpress/Anh Khoa

  • 105'+1

    The first half of extra time ends. The second starts right after that.

  • 105'

    Jordan have the fourth substitution.

  • 105'

    Luong Xuan Truong replaces Phan Van Duc on the field.

  • 104'

    A Jordan player takes a long shot but it lacks of accuracy.

  • 103'

    Dang Van Lam saves a free kick from a Jordan player.

The game starts at 6 p.m. at the Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum Stadium, Dubai.

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The 15,000-seat Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum Stadium

Vietnam are considered the underdog as they entered the game as a third-placed team selected in the last minute thanks to fair-play stats. Jordan, on the other hand, topped group B by beating defending champions Australia and conceding no goals.

Vietnam's head coach Park Hang-seo said Jordan is a powerful team but not unbeatable.

"Vietnam is going to have quite a tough match, but we can win if we are well-prepared and embrace our strengths," Park said at a press conference.

 
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