Cong Phuong’s special charm helps HAGL defeat Sydney FC in the Champions League?

End of 2013, Cong Phuong scored a hat-trick to help Vietnam U.19 win over U.19 Australia in the European U.19 Championship qualifier. A year later (September 9, 2014), the Nghe An striker made the stands at My Dinh Stadium full of spectators and had to explode with the masterpiece of a lifetime. The striker is wearing the shirt HAGL broke through the jungle of opposing players before launching a beautiful long shot, scoring the only goal of the match to help U.19 Vietnam win over Australia.

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Therefore, at the present time, many fans are also waiting for Cong Phuong to continue to show the charm of scoring in the net of a team from Australia. Sydney FC in Asia’s largest playground at club level. At this moment, HAGL is waiting for the 27-year-old striker to speak out in time with his superstar moments. Because after the rather unfortunate loss to Yokohama Marinos, the mountain town team really wanted to get points to raise hopes of passing the group stage. Besides, Sydney FC is also said to be HAGL’s easiest opponent in Group H.

The striker from Nghe An also showed his determination when he declared that he wanted to score to help HAGL get points against Sydney FC. “About scoring against Australia U.19, that’s in the past. What’s in the past, I can only look back to strive for more. It’s not good to cling to the past forever. I want to move forward. Because if I rely on the past, I’ll just stop there. In the next match, I want a pass or a goal to help the team get points,” Cong Phuong said confidently.

Cong Phuong wants an assist or goal for HAGL against Sydney FC spread out

On the opponent side, the coach of Sydney FC also highly appreciated Cong Phuong in the composition of HAGL team. When asked about this issue, the striker of the Vietnam team also said that he would consider it as a great source of motivation to strive non-stop, expressing himself better and better.

In the first match against Yokohama Marinos, Cong Phuong also left a mark when playing in the midfield position, supporting the attack. He was also the one who took the corner that led to the opposition player’s own goal, shortening the score to 1-2 for HAGL.