CAHN lost incredibly in Thailand

The match ended with a bitter 1-2 defeat for CAHN in Thailand.

Chanathip scores a super goal to seal a 2-1 victory

Nguyen Filip rushed out of the penalty area to clear the ball, then the opportunity came to Chanathip and the Thai midfielder decided to shoot from a distance straight at the goal, causing the CAHN goalkeeper to retreat and not be able to block it.

From a set piece, Quang Hai hung the ball into the opponent's penalty area for Gomes to head, Duc Nam rushed in to head the ball but the referee determined that it was the fault of the CAHN center back.

GB Pathum's Pongvawit received a yellow card for kicking Dinh Trong straight into the shin. The former Vietnam national team defender had to leave the field to make way for Phan Van Duc.

Goalkeeper Slavisa once again saved the Thai club from a powerful and dangerous shot from a foreign player entering the field in the second half of CAHN. The second half had 6 minutes of extra time.

The Vietnamese representative was still helpless against the defensive play of BG Pathum with a large number of players.

Alan could not score a double with an easy header, then it was Van Do's turn to break through and shoot the ball over the BG Pathum crossbar.

Despite having one more player, CAHN players are still completely stuck in finding a goal to regain the lead.

BG Pathum pulled the team back deep to organize a multi-layered defense, Leo Artur looked for luck with a long-range shot but still could not beat goalkeeper Slavisa.

After being equalized, the V-League representative immediately put pressure back, more chances appeared but Leo Artur and Le Van Do were both unsuccessful with their finishing shots.

Chanathip equalized 1-1 for BG Pathum

Receiving a pass from his teammate, Chanathip handled it in the penalty area and then shot past both Adou Minh and Thanh Long. The ball went to the near corner, and Nguyen Filip couldn't save it even though he touched the ball.

After Chanathip entered the field, BG Pathum proactively put pressure despite having to play with one less player, however the home team encountered CAHN's solid defense.

CAHN had a heart-stopping moment from BG Pathum's set piece. Lopez saw Nguyen Filip standing diagonally to the goal so he decided to shoot straight to the near corner, but the ball missed the post by a hair.

Coach Mano Polking decided to take Viet Anh off and put Dinh Trong in as a center back.

The first half ended with a temporary score of 1-0 in favor of the Vietnamese representative.

Another good chance for Alan, the shot from a narrow angle still could not beat the BG Pathum goalkeeper.

Viet Anh was still lying on the field in pain, the doctor was immediately asked to enter the field to take care of him. The first half had 7 minutes of extra time. Luckily for CAHN, center back Viet Anh was able to continue playing.

Matheus of BG Pathum received a straight red card for a dangerous high kick on Bui Hoang Viet Anh . The CAHN and Vietnam national team midfielder played bravely when he tried to head the ball away and was kicked straight in the face by Matheus.

VAR denies BG Pathum's equalizer

CAHN's defense failed to set an offside trap, allowing BG Pathum's Lopez to break through and shoot through the gap between goalkeeper Nguyen Filip's legs. However, VAR immediately intervened to determine that the home team's foreign striker was at fault.

It was Alan's turn to cross for Van Do to speed up and then touch the ball delicately. Only the one-touch shot sent the ball straight to goalkeeper Slavisa's position.

Within a few minutes, Leo Artur had two consecutive chances but he was unsuccessful in finishing.

Another delicate through ball for Alan. However, this time, the CAHN striker's toe-poke failed to beat goalkeeper Slavisa.

Goalkeeper Nguyen Filip was outstanding when he rushed out of the penalty area and cleared the ball right before BG Pathum player could touch the ball.

Alan opened the scoring for CAHN

Leo Artur dropped deep and made an extremely smart through-ball for Alan to run up and then finish diagonally to open the score for CAHN.

Dinh Bac's unsuccessful breakthrough opened up an opportunity for Alan to turn and shoot into the middle of the goal, which was blocked by goalkeeper Slavisa.

The Thai club took the initiative to control the game, while CAHN started to counterattack.

Home field advantage helped BG Pathum enter the game confidently and proactively. The cross from the right wing was missed by midfielder Thanh Long but luckily for CAHN, Quang Hai was able to cover for his teammate in time.

The Uzbek referee blew the whistle to start the match.

The referee team led the players of both teams onto the field to do the pre-match procedures.

Hanoi Police Club (CAHN) will have a challenging away match against BG Pathum United at the ASEAN Club Championship 2025/26.

This is a clash between two of the region's leading football powers: BG Pathum - an ambitious Thai team with an evenly matched squad, facing the reigning runner-up CAHN, with many national team players and experienced coach Mano Polking.

The match promises to be exciting when Chanathip, the "Thai Messi", competes directly with Quang Hai - the key player of CAHN.

Statistics show that both teams possess sharp attacks with impressive scoring efficiency. In the context of the home team having the advantage of the home field and enthusiastic cheering, CAHN is still expected to create a surprise thanks to its bravery and reasonable tactics. A draw may be a reasonable scenario, but the possibility of a match exploding with goals cannot be ruled out.