2024-03-23 13:47:56
Thursday, March 21 2024 – 21:35 WIB
The score 0-0 closed the first half of the Indonesia vs Vietnam national team duel in the continuation of the 2026 World Cup Qualifications in the Asian zone. Photo : Ricardo/JPNN.com
jpnn.com – The score 0-0 closed the first half of the Indonesia vs Vietnam dual national team in the continuation of the 2026 World Cup Qualifications in the Asian zone at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium (SUGBK), Senayan, Jakarta, Thursday (21/3/2024) evening.
Indonesia’s performance was far from what was expected even though they played in front of their own supporters. The presence of tens of thousands of supporters does not automatically make the Garuda Squad dominant.
Vietnam looked superior in possession of the ball and continued to put pressure on the Indonesian defense. Instead, the Garuda Squad relied on counterattacks.
The presence of a line of naturalized players played by Shin Tae Yong from the early minutes did not make Indonesia’s game slick. Witan Sulaeman and his colleagues often saw miscommunication which resulted in the ball being taken by the opponent.
In the last ten minutes of the first half, Vietnam was practically able to really make Indonesia’s defense nervous.
Entering the 43rd minute, an opportunity from Vietnam came from a free kick that almost endangered the Indonesian goal.
The bait from the Vietnamese players could not be caught perfectly by the Indonesian goalkeeper, M Adi Satryo. Luckily, he could still push the ball with his hands so it was still safe for the Garuda Squad’s goal.
Until the first half was over, the score did not change. The Indonesian national team was temporarily held to a 0-0 draw by Vietnam. Can the Garuda Squad perform better in the second half?(et al/jpnn)
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