In addition to this friendly tournament, The Cong Viettel and Hanoi FC also actively organize matches with other clubs such as Nam Dinh, Phu Dong,… to regain the feeling of playing, before V.League returns. the wheel turns again.
Meanwhile, Hanoi Police are also busy with friendly matches close to Tet. Most recently, coach Kiatisak also had his first match with the new team, winning 3-2 against PVF-CAND on January 27.
What Mr. Kiatisak is happy about is the return of the pillars. In addition to the faces returning after playing for Vietnam, the Thai military is also preparing to welcome the return of Phan Van Duc. The Nghe An player has recovered 90% of his physical condition after injury. Defender Doan Van Hau is also about to return in early March, when the recovery process is positive.
The yard is ready to return
With more than 1 and a half months of no competition, many stadiums in the V.League have time to renovate and repair, especially the field surface. Nam Dinh Club announced that the grass surface of Thien Truong Stadium has returned to standard, after being affected by cold weather or frost.
Care and recovery work at other stadiums in V.League such as stadium 19.8 (Khanh Hoa), Ha Tinh, Thanh Hoa, Thong Nhat (HCMC), Lach Tray (Hai Phong) are also being carried out urgently. Thanks to that, the vast majority of pitches are ready to serve the top matches of the V.League.
It should be added that the return of V.League with the 9th round took place when the Giap Thin Tet holiday still lingered. The preparation process from clubs for the re-export day of Vietnam’s No. 1 football tournament also took place hurriedly in the days leading up to Tet.
Thanh Hoa Stadium is ready when V.League returns. Photo: Duc Cuong
Nguyen Thanh Chung, midfielder of Hanoi FC, confided that he has a tight schedule with training and playing for the parent team. He said he was lucky because his family lived right near the club’s headquarters. Thanks to that, in the evening, Thanh Chung could still return to have fun and prepare for Tet with his wife and children. Pham Xuan Manh, Thanh Chung’s teammate, could only ask about his wife and two small children via phone. The Nghe An player confided that he had asked his relatives to buy a small peach tree to bring spring atmosphere to his family. He promised to “bring money back to his wife” right after the team let the team off for Tet on the 28th day of the lunar calendar (February 7). ) come here.