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>>> Hoang Anh Gia Lai scores hat-trick of awards in V.League 1-2021

>>> Xuan Truong’s stunning goal helps HAGL floor Hanoi FC

Specifically, HAGL won the Club of the Month award for the second consecutive time after an amazing collection of four straight wins against Hai Phong FC (2-0), SHB Da Nang (2-0), Nam Dinh FC (4-3) and Hanoi FC (1-0) has allowed them to further solidify their grip on top of the standings with a three-point lead.

Alongside the collective prize, HAGL have also dominated the individual categories.

HAGL manager Kiatisuk Senamuang.

Thai tactician Kiatisuk Senamuang, who stands behind HAGL’s exceptional results, was again voted as the Manager of the Month. Under his dynasty, the team have been showing significant progress and brilliant form in the nation’s top-tier league.

Meanwhile, HAGL forward Nguyen Van Toan continued to be named the best player of April. He is now joining Teofilo Soares Eydison (Quang Ninh Coal), Oussou Konan (Nam Dinh FC) and Nguyen Tien Linh (Becamex Binh Duong) to lead the V.League 1’s scoring chart with six goals for each.

HAGL forward Nguyen Van Toan in action during a V.League 1-2021 match.

In addition, HAGL midfielder Luong Xuan Truong claimed the “Best Goal” prize with a beautiful curler toward the top left corner from about 25 metres in their Round 10 home clash against former champions Hanoi FC on April 18.

This is a well-deserved award for Xuan Truong as his goal helped HAGL edge past Hanoi FC 1-0, thus putting an end to their eight-game winless run against the capital’s representatives (four draws and four losses). Moreover, the victory has made Kiatisuk’s side the first team to be guaranteed a place in the first phase’s top six who will compete for the title in the second phase.

HAGL midfielder Luong Xuan Truong celebrates scoring their solitary match in their V.League 1 Round 10 clash against Hanoi FC.

All the prizes for April 2021 will be presented to HAGL recipients during their Round 12 home clash with Becamex Binh Duong on May 2.

Earlier, HAGL also scored a hat-trick of awards for January and March, including the “Best Club”, “Best Player” and “Best Manager”.

Kiatisuk’s troops have gone eight league games unbeaten with six wins and two draws, which keeps them firmly on top of the table on 25 points after 10 matches. HAGL will leave for an away clash against Thanh Hoa FC in the 11 ^th round on April 28.

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Minh Vuong put HAGL ahead shortly after halftime before Cong Phuong doubled their advantage on the penalty spot 20 minutes later. Gramoz managed to earn a consolation goal for the hosts just seconds before the final whistle.

Playing at home, Thanh Hoa proved things would not be easy for HAGL as Petrovic’s side successfully blocked the visitors’ attacks throughout the first half, during which Cong Phuong missed out on an opener with his injury-time free-kick striking the crossbar.

However, HAGL promptly proved the power that has helped them dominate the V.League 1 table for the past few rounds. Just three minutes after the interval, Minh Vuong broke the deadlock with a decisive long-range strike toward the bottom left corner.

Thanh Hoa came very close to restoring parity a few minutes later, but Ngoc Tan’s powerful drive was unexpectedly denied by the crossbar after leaving goalkeeper Tuan Linh flat-footed.

HAGL’s Cong Phuong (No. 10) celebrates scoring their second goals with teammates. (Photo: VPF)

In the 67 ^th minute, Cong Phuong dealt a heavy blow to the hosts’ ambition to turn things around by successfully converting a penalty resulting from Van Loi’s infringement on Brandao in the box.

The No. 10 forward again found the back of the net two minutes later, but his goal was ruled offside by the referee.

Late in the match, Petrovic’s troops deployed several dangerous attacks on the away side, but goalkeeper Tuan Linh made a series of brilliant saves to help the guests defend their lead.

It was not until the fourth minute of stoppage time that Thanh Hoa earned a consolation goal thanks to a penalty by Gramoz. However, the remaining time was too little for them to create any further stirs.

The 2-1 victory helps HAGL extend their unbeaten run in V.League 1 to nine matches (seven wins and two draws) allowing them to move five points clear of reigning champions Viettel.

Hanoi FC (in white) have dropped to 10th position after conceding a 0-1 defeat against newbies Topenland Binh Dinh. (Photo: NDO/Tran Hai)

On the same day, V.League 1 newbies Topenland Binh Dinh edged past former champions Hanoi FC thanks to a solitary goal by Hendrio (22’), thus climbing to seventh in the standings and retaining hopes of making the top six title contenders in the second phase.

Song Lam Nghe An were beaten into bottom place following their 0-2 away defeat against Hai Phong FC, while SHB Da Nang failed to break into the top three after losing 1-2 at home to Saigon FC.

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Coach Kiatisuk Senamuang of Hoàng Anh Gia Lai said top position in the first period is success for his team while to take the trophy is big task of all coaches and players. Photo zingnews.vn

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HÀ NỘI — Hoàng Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) are title favourites thanks to an 11-match unbeaten run in the V.League 1 and coach Kiatisuk Senamuang is aiming to keep his players focused in a bid to secure glory.

A 2-2 draw with Becamex Bình Dương on Sunday left HAGL on top of the table with one game to go before the league splits into a group of six teams to vie for the title and eight to battle to avoid relegation .

Senamuang ‘s charges have picked up 29 points in 12 matches, with nine wins, two draws and a solitary loss to Sài Gòn FC in their opening match of the season.

The result of their clash with Than Quảng Ninh in the first period on Friday will not affect their position going into the split.

HAGL recorded seven wins in a row earlier this season, matching the record they set 17 years ago when Senamuang played for the team in 2004.

The draw with Bình Dương ended HAGL’s winning streak.

“HAGL can’t win every match. Everyone wanted to have a record but in football teams can win, draw or lose both at home or away. It is normal,” Senamuang told reporters.

“I have told my players that they should work harder and do their best because we still have six games ahead, not only the first period,” he said.

The Thai ‘Zico’ said compared to his initial target of finishing in the top three, their current position is already a success for the team.

In the last match before the split, HAGL will have to do without star striker Nguyễn Công Phượng, who is suspended after picking up three yellow cards.

Phượng has scored six goals along with a single assist and has been a key part of HAGL’s attacking success.

Luckily for Senamuang, Phương’s fellow striker Nguyễn Văn Toàn is in even better form, having netted seven times and assisted three times.

One concern for HAGL is their leaky defence, which has shipped six goals in their last four matches, double the figure in the eight prior games.

Senamuang has recognised the trouble and said he was trying to fix it and hoped it would work when they visit Quảng Ninh who sit third in the table.

“We will play well in the last match with Quảng Ninh and then the players will be released for the national team. My task is also to prepare their physique for them to compete in the V.League 1 and contribute for Việt Nam,” he said.

Senamuang said the break for national team fixtures would give him the chance to sharpen the rest of his squad as they prepare their bid to lift the title for the first time in 17 years. VNS

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Bui Hoang Viet Anh slotted home the solitary goal of the match in the 73 ^rd minute from a pass by Geovane, thus drawing Hanoi FC level with Song Lam Nghe An and Becamex Binh Duong in terms of Super Cup trophies.

With the absence of centre back duo Que Ngoc Hai and Bui Tien Dung, Viettel manager Truong Viet Hoang deployed Luiz Silva and Duc Chien as replacements, while also granting debut opportunities to new signings midfielder Nguyen Huu Thang and forward Pedro Paulo.

On the Hanoi side, manager Chu Dinh Nghiem used his strongest possible squad with Quang Hai, Van Quyet and Hung Dung in midfield assisting foreign strikers Geovane and Bruno Cantanhede.

(Photo: NDO/Tran Hai)

Van Quyet wasted a chance to put the National Cup holders in front with a missed volley in the middle of the first half, while Bruno was denied a goal by the crossbar three minutes before halftime. Viettel FC also produced some scoring opportunities, with Trong Hoang’s long-range strike stopped by keeper Van Cong and Pedro Paulo’s free kick flying over the bar.

Hanoi FC came close to breaking the deadlock a few minutes after the hour mark, but both Van Quyet and Geovane failed to capitalise on their opportunities. In particular, unmarked Geovane failed to beat the Viettel goalie at close range.

Hanoi FC’s Bui Hoang Viet Anh celebrates scoring the solitary goal with teammates. (Photo: NDO/Tran Hai)

However, their efforts were eventually rewarded in the 73 ^rd minute, with Geovane smartly feeding the ball to the unmarked Viet Anh who shot past keeper Nguyen Manh from the centre of the box to help Chu Dinh Nghiem’s side successfully defend their Super Cup title.