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After the Vietnamese team beat Thailand 2-1 in the first leg, fans across the country took to the streets to celebrate the victory.
Many violators were suppressed by the mobile police
According to the schedule, early in the morning of January 3, the Vietnamese team will leave for Thailand. The whole team will have two practice sessions to get familiar with the field before playing the second leg of the final on the evening of January 5.
Despite winning the first leg 2-1, the ASEAN Cup 2024 does not apply the away goals rule, so if Thailand only wins 1-0 in the second leg, the two teams will have to play extra time and penalties if necessary. The Vietnamese team will win the championship if they hold their opponents to a draw or better at Rajamangala Stadium.
Two young men on bicycles join the crowd celebrating on the street.
Mr. Hoa, a loyal fan of the Vietnamese team, brought the Korean flag and the gold cup to the street to celebrate the victory."
Kim Lien tunnel towards Hanoi center is congested
Vietnamese female fans on the streets of Hanoi
Foreign tourists share joy with Vietnamese people on the street
Bustling atmosphere at Ba Son Bridge, Ho Chi Minh City
Ba Son Bridge from Thu Thiem to District 1 is packed with motorbikes. Thousands of people stood there cheering until almost midnight and the heat had not yet cooled down.
Many young people reached out and high-fived the motorbike drivers in the opposite lane, stirring up the atmosphere.
Hanoians carry trays and food containers to "go on a storm"
As the night wore on, more and more Hanoians poured into the streets to celebrate the victory. Many carried national flags, dyeing the street corners red. Some carried aluminum trays, food trays, whistles, etc. as cheering tools. The streets in the city center were so crowded with fans that the authorities had to block off some main streets leading to Hoan Kiem Lake.
In Nha Trang, thousands of people gathered on Tran Phu Street to celebrate the victory. The number of people pouring into the streets increased dramatically, forcing the police to mobilize maximum force to ensure traffic safety.
People in Nha Trang took to the coastal streets to celebrate the victory.
Various ways to cheer for victory in front of Ho Chi Minh City Theater
By 11pm, the number of people pouring into the city center of Ho Chi Minh City was even more crowded, especially in front of the City Theater, in the area of Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro station, the intersection of Dong Khoi - Nguyen Hue (District 1). The functional forces, local police, in coordination with the Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police Department, set up checkpoints in many places to maintain order and ensure safety for the crowd. Some young people carrying iron bars, sticks, and potentially dangerous tools were discovered and confiscated by the police.
Fans dressed up as superheroes, celebrating the team's victory in front of the City Theater
13-month-old Cherry was taken by her father from Binh Thanh to cheer for football in front of the City Theater.
Thousands of people gathered in front of the City Theater to celebrate the team's victory. People driving by stopped to cheer and shout to the sound of trumpets and drums.
Thousands of people gathered in front of the City Theater to celebrate the team's victory. People driving by stopped to cheer and shout to the sound of trumpets and drums.
Da Nang people celebrate with golden cup model
The weather was cold and drizzly, but that did not stop tens of thousands of people from the coastal city from pouring into the streets after the match, waving red flags with yellow stars and blowing trumpets to celebrate the victory. Groups of people followed each other to the Dragon Bridge area, shouting "Vietnam wins". Some families prepared the golden cup to "go storm".
A resident in Da Nang has prepared a model of the golden cup with the words "Vietnam is the champion" to "storm" the streets.
Vung Tau people set off fireworks to celebrate the victory
People carrying flags and trumpets poured into the Bai Truoc beach area to celebrate. As the night wore on, Quang Trung, Ha Long, and Tran Phu streets along the coast became bustling with "storming" vehicles. Holding a loudspeaker and continuously shouting "Vietnam wins", Mr. Ho Minh Dong in Ward 3 said: "I experienced the feeling of bursting into tears, heart palpitations, and extreme joy when the match ended. We still have an even more difficult second leg, but I believe Vietnam will win."
Vung Tau City Police mobilized a large force to regulate traffic and prevent and handle cases of extreme actions.
Vung Tau residents poured into Quang Trung, Ha Long, and Tran Phu streets along the beach to celebrate the victory.
Vung Tau residents poured into Quang Trung, Ha Long, and Tran Phu streets along the beach to celebrate the victory.
Vung Tau residents poured into Quang Trung, Ha Long, and Tran Phu streets along the beach to celebrate the victory.
Hai Phong people wear Xuan Son shirts "going out in the storm"
Thousands of people in Hai Phong poured into the streets to celebrate the victory of the Vietnamese team, many of whom carried the number 12 jersey of player Nguyen Xuan Son.
In tonight's match, Xuan Son scored a double against Thailand, becoming the Vietnamese player with the most goals in a Southeast Asian championship.
Xuan Son currently has seven goals, three more than the next group including teammate Nguyen Tien Linh, Suphanat Muenta (Thailand) and Shawal Anuar (Singapore). Of these, Anuar has no chance to improve his record because Singapore has been eliminated.
Thousands of people on motorbikes cheered on Dong Khoi Street to celebrate the team's victory. Crowds poured into the city's central streets to cheer.
Fans flock to Dong Khoi Street
