Vietnam broke Japan's goal twice, starting 5 post-00s, and the 19-year-old star dedicated a god-level header

In a key match in the first round of Group D of the Asian Cup on the evening of January 14, Beijing time, the Vietnamese team scored two goals in a row after conceding one goal first, and drew 2-2 with the Japanese team after halftime. The performance of the Vietnamese team is also impressive.

In this Asian Cup, the Vietnamese men's football team is in the same group as Japan, Indonesia and Iraq. In the first round, Vietnam, ranked 93rd in the world, unfortunately played against the Japanese men's football team, the favorite to win the championship and ranked 17th in the world. Despite only 11 minutes of play, the Vietnamese team lost the goal. A daring strike from mixed-race goalkeeper Philippe Nguyen allowed Takumi Minamino, who plays for Ligue 1 side Monaco, to follow up with an easy follow-up shot to break the deadlock.

But just when everyone thought that the Vietnamese team, which had conceded early, would collapse, in the 16th minute, Nguyen Dinh North scored an equalizer for the Vietnamese team with a creative god-level header in the penalty area. After conceding the goal, Japanese black goalkeeper Saiyan Suzuki had a confused expression, and it was obvious that he also underestimated the strength of the Vietnamese team.

And after the goal, 1 Nguyen Dinh North ran excitedly. Indeed, to be able to break through the Japanese goal in an intercontinental competition like the Asian Cup, Nguyen Dinh North can indeed blow for a long time. It is worth noting that Nguyen Dinh North is only 19 years old.

Perhaps inspired by this fairy ball, in the 33rd minute, the morale-boosting Vietnam overtook the score, they took advantage of Suzuki Caiyan's save error, and the 25-year-old Pham Jun Hai scored an empty goal, and the Vietnamese team once led Japan 2-1.

In addition to Nguyen Dinh North, who scored the first goal, the Vietnamese team also started with 4 post-00 players. Seeing that our neighbors are bold enough to use young people and make great progress, the Chinese men's football team is still relying on a number of veterans in their 30s to support themselves in the Asian Cup, such a huge contrast really makes Chinese fans feel heartbroken.