Football tickets at SEA Games 31 and new normal life

Over the past 2 years, Vietnam and the world have struggled to cope with Covid-19. At some point, we have to face the brainstorming choice of whether to cancel or continue hosting SEA Games 31 and finally, at this moment, Hanoi and 11 satellite cities are waiting for the congress to open – 6 months later than planned.

The girl was happy when the organizers of Viet Tri Stadium announced the sale of tickets yesterday afternoon Hoang Quan

“We just moved

SEA Games 31 to a more appropriate time and must make efforts to make the Games a complete success, bringing good emotions to the people of Vietnam. We are most concerned about the fact that the sports events of the Games can still take place, but in the situation of not being able to welcome the audience, the teams of Vietnam and the region have to play behind closed doors. But that certainly won’t happen. The fact that the Covid-19 epidemic is well controlled in Vietnam is making social energy seem to be regenerated. We wish and believe that SEA Games 31 will bring to Vietnamese people the best spiritual food”, said Mr. Tran Duc Phan, Head of Delegation. Vietnamese sportsTo share.

Vietnamese football Vietnamese sports in particular and sports in general have been frozen for a long time because of Covid-19. Therefore, the image of Phu Tho audience in the rain buying tickets to watch U.23 Vietnam play a friendly match against U.20 Korea not long ago and just a day ago, thousands of spectators stayed up all night outside. Viet Tri yard to stand in a long line the next morning, waiting to buy tickets watch soccer – can be seen as a typical image, a typical image of the new normal life.

Vu Trung, 16 years old, holding all the tickets for the group stage and the semi-finals men’s soccer At Viet Tri Stadium, he happily boasted that his mother and son had spent the night outside the gate of Phu Tho Gymnasium and were indescribably happy when they became the first spectators to buy tickets. Another Viet Tri resident, Mr. Dam Lang, whose home is about 2 km from Viet Tri’s yard, has a disability in his legs but has also been patiently standing in line since early yesterday morning. No complaining, no complaining. When he left the counter with a pair of tickets to watch the first match, including the U.23 match between Vietnam and Indonesia on May 6, Lang immediately called his family to report the good news.

Mr. Nguyen Dac Thuy, Director of Phu Tho Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, shared: “Indeed, when I witnessed the scene at 22-23 o’clock, people lined up at the Phu Tho Gymnasium, I was touched. Life has returned to normal as the economy and social activities gradually recover. People are satisfied with their love of football, and their spiritual life is satisfied after 2 years of being affected by the epidemic. There are also suggestions that the football ticket price should be increased to more than 1 million VND. But I do not agree. The local organizers do not place heavy emphasis on commercial factors. We want to serve a large number of people, workers, farmers, and those with low income who can also enter the field and witness Mr. Park and the players with their own eyes.”