

Việt Nam crashed out of the AFF Cup and cannot defend their title after being held to a 0-0 draw against Thailand at the Kailang National Stadium in Singapore on Sunday.
The image of Coach Park Hang-seo hunched over in despair after Việt Nam's 2-0 defeat to Thailand in the first leg of the AFF Cup semi-final is not a familiar one to Vietnamese fans
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Hoàng Thị Mỹ Tâm won three gold medals for Việt Nam at the Asian Karate Championship which finished on December 22 in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Việt Nam have in all to do in the second leg of the AFF Cup semi-final, after losing 2-0 to Thailand in the first bout at the Singapore National Stadium on Thursday evening.
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Coach Park Hang-seo is confident Việt Nam will beat Thailand in the AFF Cup semi-finals’ first leg match, providing his players fulfil their potential.
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Hindsight is 20-20, but even a blind man could see that only beating Laos 2-0 is what left Việt Nam in this position and in retrospect, the 0-0 draw with Indonesia is less of a disappointing result than it felt on the night.
A 4-0 win over Cambodia on December 19 evening took Việt Nam through to the semi-finals of the AFF Cup, but the margin of victory wasn't enough to top Group B, meaning they will face Thailand in the next round.
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