The left wing is like an 'F1 racing car' of the Vietnamese team

The understanding between Jason Quang Vinh and Van Vi is helping the Vietnamese team's playing style to be faster and more unpredictable.

After many experiments, coach Kim Sang-sik found the solution for the left wing of the Vietnamese team with Jason Quang Vinh and Nguyen Van Vi.

In the 1-0 win over Nepal in the 2027 Asian Cup qualifiers on the evening of October 14, few people expected Van Vi to be the player with the first dangerous shots.

Since being given more attacking duties by coach Kim Sang-sik, Van Vi seems to be performing better in his breakthroughs in the penalty area. In the first leg of the 3-1 win over Nepal, Van Vi also scored the decisive goal.

In defense, Van Vi is still doing his job well when supporting his teammate Jason Quang Vinh from afar.

Van Vi's suddenness caused a moment of confusion in the Nepalese defense, with the goalkeeper and defenders not understanding each other.

Playing in the left-back position, Jason Quang Vinh has a high level of cohesion with his teammates.

The Vietnamese-American player is confident with many high-up attacks.

One of many situations where Jason Quang Vinh broke into Nepal's penalty area.

Many experts admit that the Vietnamese team has a left wing with "two F1 racing cars", which is the opposite of the right wing where defender Truong Tien Anh has a rather perfectionist playing style.

In matches where key strikers like Tien Linh or "conductor" Hoang Duc are surrounded, attacks from the flanks are an effective solution to break the deadlock.

In this match, midfielder Nguyen Duc Chien was given the chance to play high up the pitch, but perhaps the pitch was not good due to heavy rain before the match, making his handling quite cumbersome.

The Vietnamese team could not beat Nepal thanks to the great efforts of 35-year-old goalkeeper Kiran Chemjong with a series of miraculous saves.

Source: https://znews.vn/canh-trai-nhu-xe-dua-f1-cua-doi-tuyen-viet-nam-post1593846.html