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Coach Kim Sang Sik apologizes to Vietnamese fans after losing to Malaysia

Coach Kim Sang Sik took responsibility for the 0-4 defeat of the Vietnamese team against Malaysia. He apologized to fans and admitted to misjudging the naturalized Malaysian player.

Hà Nội MớiHà Nội Mới11/06/2025

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Coach Kim Sang Sik apologizes to Vietnamese fans. (Photo: VFF)

Speaking at a press conference after the match with the Malaysian team in the second match of Group F of the 2027 Asian Cup Qualifiers, head coach Kim Sang Sik sent a sincere apology to Vietnamese fans and affirmed the team's determination towards the next matches.

Coach Kim Sang Sik expressed: “First of all, as the head coach, I feel sorry for the Vietnamese fans who traveled a long way to Malaysia as well as all the fans watching on television. In the first half, we still maintained the game as planned, but in the second half, after two central defenders were injured, the team had difficulty organizing the defense and implementing the game, this was one of the reasons leading to the defeat.”

Evaluating the opponent, coach Kim Sang Sik frankly admitted: "We have to admit that Malaysia has become significantly stronger thanks to the naturalized players. However, football always has miracles. If we prepare well for the rematch in Hanoi , I think we still have a chance to make up for the four goals we lost today."

The Korean coach said the coaching staff had carefully analyzed the opponent but the Malaysian players performed beyond expectations. “We encountered many difficulties in dealing with them. However, the whole team will learn valuable lessons from this match to better prepare for the next stage.”

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Vietnam team lost heavily to Malaysia. Photo: FAM

Coach Kim Sang Sik also shared about the players’ not-so-perfect physical condition after playing in the V-League. “The original plan was to keep a clean sheet in the first half to create opportunities for attacking players like Quang Hai and Tien Linh to explode in the second half. However, due to injuries in the defense, we could not operate the game as planned.”

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Coach Kim Sang Sik affirmed that the Vietnamese team will not give up and is determined to stand up strongly. Photo: VFF

Sharing the feelings of the fans, Coach Kim Sang Sik emphasized: “I understand the disappointment of the players as well as the fans. As the head coach, I take full responsibility for this result. Despite the defeat, I believe the players fought with all their might. Football does not always go as planned, but we still have time to fix it and will do our best in the next match.”

Closing the press conference, coach Kim Sang Sik affirmed that no matter what the score, defeat is still defeat, but the Vietnamese team will not give up and is determined to stand up strongly for the road ahead.

After losing to Malaysia, Vietnam temporarily ranked 2nd in Group F of the final qualifying round of the 2027 Asian Cup. The two teams will have the return match in March 2026.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/hlv-kim-sang-sik-gui-loi-xin-loi-nguoi-ham-mo-viet-nam-sau-tran-thua-malaysia-705166.html


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