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Việt Nam celebrate finishing second at the CFA International Futsal Tournament which concluded in China on June 24. — Photo anninhthudo.vn

HÀ NỘI — Việt Nam finished second at the CFA International Futsal Tournament which concluded in China on Sunday.

Việt Nam beat New Zealand 7-0 in the last match to become runners-up with six points after three matches. Russia took the trophy with nine points.

Earlier, Việt Nam defeated China 4-0 and lost to world silver medallists Russia 6-2.

The three-day event featured four teams, namely New Zealand, Russia, Việt Nam and China.

The team returned home on Monday to prepare for the upcoming National HDBank Futsal Championship’s final round. — VNS

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