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October, 20 2012 09:58:36

Viet Nam hammer the Aussies

Viet Nam won over Australia 3-0 to move on to the finals of the Thanh Nien (Young People) newspaper's U21 International Football Tournament at Pleiku Stadium in Gia Lai Province yesterday.

Taking advantage of playing on their home turf, Vietnamese footballers took the initiative to put pressure on the guest's goal. Nguyen Dinh Bao found the Australian net in the second minute but his goal was not recognised due to his offside position.

In the following minutes, the hosts tried to open the scoring but their efforts did not pay off. With his teammates at a standstill trying to find a way to the Australian goal, Bao benefited from a mistake of the rival's defender to get the ball and score the first goal for Viet Nam.

In their first attack in the second half, Viet Nam doubled the score thanks to a shot by Ha Minh Tuan. Losing 2-0, Australian footballers felt lowered spirits and concentrated on defense. Constant attacks resulted in a third goal for Viet Nam in the 75th minute thanks to a kick by Vu Minh Tuan.

After defeating Australia 3-0, Viet Nam progressed to the finals to defend their title. Tomorrow they will confront Malaysia, who earlier beat Thailand 1-0.


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