Vietnam Overwhelm Pakistan in ASEAN Cup
Vietnam scored four second-half goals to overturn Pakistan’s early lead and finish second in Division I Group B.
- On Friday, Vietnam defeated Pakistan 4-2 at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, concluding the FIFA ASEAN Cup group stage for the Shaheens.
- Pakistan coach Nolberto Solano saw his team take a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute via Mohibullah Afridi, but Vietnam scored three unanswered goals after halftime to seize control.
- Long Hai Nguyen levelled in the 50th minute, Duc Hoang Nguyen put Vietnam ahead seven minutes later, and Bac Dinh Nguyen extended the lead to 3-1 before Kaleemullah Khan pulled one back in the 88th minute.
- Hoang Minh Williams scored in stoppage time to secure the 4-2 victory, placing Vietnam second in Division I Group B while Pakistan finished at the bottom with one point from three matches.
- This match concluded Pakistan's maiden FIFA competition appearance. The team previously drew 2-2 with the Philippines after suffering a 4-0 defeat by Thailand in their opening match.
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