Hanoi Public Security Team Secures Victory in 2023 V-League 1

Before the final match, Cong An Hanoi, which is managed by the Hanoi Department of Public Security, held the top spot in the standings with a total of 37 points. They were closely followed by the defending champions, Hanoi FC, who had accumulated 35 points.

The team’s advantage in goal meant that they only needed a draw to secure the championship.

Cong An Hanoi exhibited remarkable determination as they faced off against Thanh Hoa on their home ground at the prestigious Hang Day Stadium in the bustling Vietnamese capital. Their unwavering drive was fueled by a burning desire to secure the coveted title with a resounding victory.

During the first half, the home team showcased a commanding performance and successfully broke the deadlock in the 42nd minute, courtesy of Gustavo Henrique’s goal.

In the second half, Cong An Hanoi showcased their unwavering commitment.

In a surprising turn of events, Bruno Cantanhede managed to score an equalizer for Thanh Hoa in the 64th minute.

Afterwards, the home team decided to adopt a more conservative strategy, prioritizing the maintenance of the score until the conclusion of the match instead of engaging in avoidable risks.

In another match played on the same day, Hanoi FC emerged victorious with a scoreline of 3-2 against Viettel FC, which is owned and operated by the military-run telecommunications corporation of the same name.

As a result, both Cong An Hanoi and Hanoi FC concluded the season with 38 points each.

However, the title was claimed by Cong An Hanoi based on their superior goal difference.

The achievement is notable as it was accomplished in their inaugural season following their promotion to V-League 1 from the second-tier V-League 2.

During the 2003 season, Hoang Anh Gia Lai FC became the first team to achieve this feat, followed by our team who accomplished it as well, making us the second team to do so.

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