Another Group A clash in the AFF Suzuki Cup is on tap as Vietnam host Malaysia in a marquee battle.
Malaysia vs Vietnam today at Hanoi Stadium 8:30 pm. Must be a tough game and for your information the ticket already sold out. Our fans vietnam want to support to give morale support to Vietnam player tonight. Malaysia previous last two match for this championship , first match win 1-0 against Cambodia. Second match win 3-1 against Laos.
Their match-up will be at My Dinh Stadium where the hosts will look to go level on points with the Malaysians who currently top the group A.
With one game so far, Vietnam dominated Laos in the tournament’s opening day 3-0. The 2008 winners, they continue to be one of the best teams in the competition and are hoping to go all the way by the end of the campaign.
On the other hand, Malaysia also played in the tournament’s first day and got a 1-0 victory over Cambodia.
Already with three points, they jumped to the top of the table with a 3-1 victory over Laos and getting at least a point against the group favourites should go a long way in them getting a spot in the knockout stages.
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Third match Malaysia vs Vietnam apparently must be a challenging match.
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STANDING GROUP A :
- MALAYSIA 6 POINTS
- MYANMAR 3 POINTS
- VIETNAM 3 POINTS
- LAOS 0 POINTS
- CAMBODIA 0 POINTS
What captain says?
AFF Suzuki Cup 2018: Malaysia can upset Vietnam, says captain Zaquan Adha
Malaysia will travel to Hanoi to face Vietnam in a high-voltage group stage clash of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2018 at the My Dinh National Stadium on Friday with the hosts touted as the favourites to emerge victorious from the encounter.
However, Malaysia captain Zaquan Adha Radzak believes his team has what it takes to defeat Vietnam on the day and even go on and win the AFF Suzuki Cup for a second time — after their maiden title triumph in 2010.
“There’s only one key and that’s whatever way Vietnam play doesn’t matter because our coach told us that if we play together as a team we can beat any other nation,” Zaquan told to media yesterday.
“Whatever tactical approach Vietnam will bring we know we can win if we stay focused and play together as a team,” he said.
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After making a good start to the tournament, he now expects a tough challenge from the Golden Dragons though. “If we look at the first two matches, we have six points and of course we know that the match with Vietnam is not easy because they’re a good team but we must play our game.”
“We are away from home so we must focus and give 100% and if we that then I’m hopeful we can get a positive result – either a draw or a win – and that would be a good result for us in terms of moving towards the second round.”
Malaysia are not one of the favourites to win the tournament this year, but many believe they have an outside chance if the overwhelming favourites miss out. But the 31-year-old says what matters is how the teams perform on the pitch.
“Of course, I’ve heard people saying that only Thailand and Vietnam are the teams that can be champion but in football anything can happen,” said the Kuala Lumpur FA star.
“If you look at the 2018 FIFA World Cup, many people expected Brazil to be the champions and that didn’t happen. So people can have their opinions but like I said in football anything can happen and if we play together then nothing is impossible and Malaysia can be the champion again at the AFF Suzuki Cup.”
ULTRAS MALAYA ON THE WAYS!!
For all of us who are used to watching travelling supporters of European nations and clubs singing and chanting their way to football matches across countries and continents, here’s another such video clip — but this time, it comes from a whole lot closer to home!
It is the Malaysia national team’s supporters travelling to Vietnam for their AFF Suzuki Cup 2018 group fixture that took their cheering for the Harimau Malaya to a whole new level!
A group of fans from the Ultras Malaya departed to Hanoi by Air Asia flight AK 516 and made the trip a noisy affair singing chants for their national team.
Malaysia, who have won their first two group matches, face their stiffest challenge yet in this year’s AFF Suzuki Cup when they face Vietnam on Friday in front of what is expected to be a packed My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi.
And the Malaysian fans who have been vocal supporting their team in the first two games of the AFF Suzuki Cup have decided to do their bit and have travelled to Hanoi to cheer their favourite players.
We can only say: “Well done, Ultras Malaya!”
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