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Họ và tên
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Năm sinh
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Số áo
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Vị trí
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Địa phương
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1
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Trần Bửu Ngọc
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1991
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1
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Thủ môn
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TĐCS Đồng Tháp
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2
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Lâm Ấn Độ
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1991
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24
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Thủ môn
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TDC Bình Dương
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3
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Nguyễn Văn Hưng
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1991
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25
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Thủ môn
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CLB Hà Nội
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4
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Nguyễn Xuân Hùng
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1991
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6
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Hậu vệ
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Hà Nội T&T
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5
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Nguyễn Tiến Duy
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1991
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3
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Hậu vệ
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Than Quảng Ninh
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6
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Trần Đình Hoàng
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1991
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4
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Hậu vệ
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SLNA
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7
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Dương Thanh Hào
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1991
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2
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Hậu vệ
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TĐCS Đồng Tháp
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8
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Nguyễn Thanh Hiền
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1993
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18
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Hậu vệ
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TĐCS Đồng Tháp
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9
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Nguyễn Hữu Phúc
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1991
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23
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Hậu vệ
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Trẻ BĐ Hà Nội
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10
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Lê Xuân Anh
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1993
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27
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Hậu vệ
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Thanh Hoá
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11
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Đỗ Văn Thuận
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1992
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29
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Tiền vệ
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CLB Hà Nội
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12
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Nguyễn Hải Huy
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1991
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7
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Tiền vệ
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Than Quảng Ninh
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13
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Lê Quốc Phương
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1991
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19
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Tiền vệ
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Thanh Hoá
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14
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Ngô Hoàng Thịnh
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1992
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8
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Tiền vệ
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SLNA
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15
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Huỳnh Văn Thanh
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1992
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14
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Tiền vệ
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SQC Bình Định
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16
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Trần Bảo Anh
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1991
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12
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Tiền vệ
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ĐTLA
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17
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Ngân Văn Đại
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1992
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20
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Tiền đạo
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CLB Hà Nội
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18
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Nguyễn Đình Bảo
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1991
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15
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Tiền đạo
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Trẻ BĐ Hà Nội
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19
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Hà Minh Tuấn
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1991
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9
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Tiền đạo
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Trẻ SHB Đà Nẵng
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20
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Giang Trần Quách Tân
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1992
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28
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Tiền đạo
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Trẻ SHB Đà Nẵng
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21
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Nguyễn Trung Tín
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1991
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17
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Tiền đạo
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TDC Bình Dương
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22
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Nguyễn Văn Quyết
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1991
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10
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Tiền đạo
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Hà Nội T&T
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23
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Mạc Hồng Quân
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1992
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34
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Tiền đạo
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Sparta Prague B
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15 June 2012
Czech-based player included in Vietnam U22 squad
Mac Hong Quan, who is playing for Sparta Prague B, was named in the final 23-man squad of Vietnam U22. The 20-year-old striker made 4 appearances for Sparta Prague B last season, scoring 2 goals right in his debut.
13 June 2012
Upcoming friendlies
June 17th: Vietnam U22 vs Maldives U22 (in Bangkok)
June 19th: Vietnam U22 vs Thailand U22 (in Bangkok)
June 23rd: Vietnam NT vs Mozambique NT (in Ho Chi Minh City)
June 19th: Vietnam U22 vs Thailand U22 (in Bangkok)
June 23rd: Vietnam NT vs Mozambique NT (in Ho Chi Minh City)
10 June 2012
Hong Kong vs Vietnam
Friendly: Hong Kong vs Vietnam (June 10)
Hong Kong can be considered a neighbor for Vietnam as the distance between two countries is only 700 kilometers. However, because of being member of different sub-confederations, we don't have much connection in terms of football.
Hong Kong is a city-state on southern coast of China. Its area is about one thirds of Hanoi and population is about 7 million. Despite being considered a part of China, Hong Kong has its own national team due to a principle called 'One country, two systems'. I find Hong Kong share a lot in common with Singapore, in many aspects.
Hong Kong national team is also on par with The Lions. It was proved when Hong Kong defeated Singapore 1-0 in a recent friendly. One of Hong Kong best players is Chan Siu Ki, who has 32 goals in 40 caps for his nation. Chan Siu Ki is a striker of top Hong Kong club South China and he has been a member of national team since 2004. However, he is likely to be absent in the friendly vs Vietnam. Like Singapore, Hong Kong also has some naturalised players such as Godfred Karikari (Ghana), Jack Sealy (England) and Bai He (China).
In history, Vietnam has played Hong Kong once, losing 0-1 in an away friendly game nearly 10 years ago.
My prediction: A draw is not a bad result for Vietnam, given that it is an away game and Vietnam has just had a single resting day after China game.
Hong Kong can be considered a neighbor for Vietnam as the distance between two countries is only 700 kilometers. However, because of being member of different sub-confederations, we don't have much connection in terms of football.
Hong Kong is a city-state on southern coast of China. Its area is about one thirds of Hanoi and population is about 7 million. Despite being considered a part of China, Hong Kong has its own national team due to a principle called 'One country, two systems'. I find Hong Kong share a lot in common with Singapore, in many aspects.
Hong Kong national team is also on par with The Lions. It was proved when Hong Kong defeated Singapore 1-0 in a recent friendly. One of Hong Kong best players is Chan Siu Ki, who has 32 goals in 40 caps for his nation. Chan Siu Ki is a striker of top Hong Kong club South China and he has been a member of national team since 2004. However, he is likely to be absent in the friendly vs Vietnam. Like Singapore, Hong Kong also has some naturalised players such as Godfred Karikari (Ghana), Jack Sealy (England) and Bai He (China).
In history, Vietnam has played Hong Kong once, losing 0-1 in an away friendly game nearly 10 years ago.
My prediction: A draw is not a bad result for Vietnam, given that it is an away game and Vietnam has just had a single resting day after China game.
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