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Vietnam lose 0-1 to Australia in World Cup qualifiers

By Staff reporters       SEP. 7, 2021

Australia opened the score in the first half but failed to widen the gap against a very determined Vietnam.

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  • 90'+3
    Game over

    Vietnam lose 0-1 to Australia despite having considerable chances in the game.

  • 90'+3

    Last chance for Vietnam as Ha Duc Chinh face keeper Ryan but his shot lacks of accuracy.

  • 90'

    Three minutes are added to the second half.

  • 87'

    Mitchell Duke finds the net, but he is offside and the goal is not counted.

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    Vietnam lose 0-1 to Australia in World Cup qualifiers

  • 78'

    Vietnam use the last substitution. Bui Tien Dung out for Ho Tan Tai.

  • 77'

    Van Toan has the best chance to score when keeper Ryan leaves the goal open, but instead of taking a shot, he chooses to pass.

  • 76'

    Vietnam make another two substitutions. Ha Duc Chinh is subbed in for Nguyen Tien Linh and an injured Nguyen Thanh Chung is replaced by Nguyen Thanh Binh.

  • 67'

    Third substitution for Australia as Adam Taggart is replaced by Mitchell Duke.

  • 65'

    Australia's Aaron Mooy shots the ball over the bar in a comfortable position outside the box.

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    Pham Duc Huy make great efforts after being subbed in. Photo by VnExpress/Lam Thoa

Vietnam don't have the strongest lineup, as center-back Do Duy Manh was suspended for the red card in the previous 1-3 loss against Saudi Arabia, while another key center-back, Tran Dinh Trong, was injured during training. Coach Park Hang-seo also made a change in the goalkeeper position as Dang Van Lam will start instead of Bui Tan Truong.

Dang Van Lam warms up for the Vietnam vs Australia clash at My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi. Photo by VnExpress/Lam Thoa

Dang Van Lam warms up for the Vietnam vs Australia clash at My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi. Photo by VnExpress/Lam Thoa

For Australia, they've only made two changes to the lineup that beat China 3-0 in the last game.

If Australia can get a victory against Vietnam, the team will establish their longest winning streak to date with 10 matches.

Under Park Hang-seo, Vietnam have never lost a match when playing in My Dinh National Stadium. However, today match is played without spectators, so the home advantage for Vietnam is negated.

 
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