On the night of January 5, the Vietnamese team won, becoming the champion of the ASEAN Cup 2024 against Thailand with a score of 3-2 at Rajamangala National Stadium, Thailand. Vietnam is the first team to win both legs of the Southeast Asian football final against Thailand to win the ASEAN Cup for the third time.
Vietnam had a resilient match to defeat Thailand at Rajamangala National Stadium, thereby winning the Southeast Asian championship for the third time. Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An
In the first leg at Viet Tri Stadium, Vietnam won 2-1, the Vietnamese team defeated Thailand 3-2 in the second leg at Rajamangala National Stadium to win the ASEAN Cup 2024 with a 5-3 aggregate victory. This is the first time Thailand has lost both Southeast Asian football finals.
When the final whistle blew, thousands of hearts beat together, joining in the excitement. This resounding victory of the Vietnamese team made the country's fan community burst into joy, flooding the streets to celebrate after the tense match ended.
In Hanoi, tens of thousands of people carrying red flags with yellow stars poured into the streets to celebrate the Vietnam team's 2024 ASEAN Cup championship.
People poured into the streets to celebrate the victory after the tense match ended.
According to Travellive in Hanoi, tens of thousands of people carrying red flags with yellow stars poured into the streets to celebrate the 2024 ASEAN Cup championship of the Vietnamese team. The jubilant singing and cheering spread throughout the streets, creating a more enthusiastic and joyful atmosphere than ever.
This year, the special thing is that no one ran a red light while "storming" to celebrate the championship victory. Although the "storm" atmosphere was very exciting, the people of the capital still strictly followed the traffic regulations according to Decree 168. Despite the crowded traffic and crowds, the people of the capital still stopped their vehicles at the right position, lined up before the stop line when the traffic light turned red and together "counted down" before the light turned green, which was rarely seen in previous years.
People holding red flags with yellow stars, cheering and singing together, creating a colorful and vibrant picture.
What was impressive was the crowd shouting a countdown at the stop line when the traffic light turned red. No one ran a red light when celebrating the championship.
Vu Thao Van (right) is extremely excited and proud to be going on a storm for the second time.
Vu Thao Van (2002) shared with Travellive: "This is the second time I've gone to a football match, but this time the feeling is completely different. It's a feeling of joy, happiness, and pride. When I went to the match, I even had to ask for a flag from the neighborhood group."
At nearly 2am on January 6, the stormy weather of the capital's people had not yet cooled down. They gathered on many streets to celebrate all night with this historic victory. Celebrating the victory was not only a momentary joy but also an opportunity for everyone to look back at the efforts and achievements of the team, affirming the position of Vietnamese football in the international arena. And in those moments, every Vietnamese person felt proud to be a part of the country's sports history.
Join Travellive reporters to admire the passionate moments of the Capital's people going crazy in the final night of Vietnam's championship:
Fans walked and shouted "Vietnam is the champion, long live Vietnam"
Fans' various ways to celebrate winning the ASEAN Cup 2024
Xuan Son fans
The roads leading to the central area are always covered with red flags with yellow stars.
Strangers become acquaintances
At the intersection of Dao Tan and Buoi streets, the bridge and under the bridge were packed with people.
Despite "going crazy" in the joy of victory, Vietnamese people have shown civility by still obeying traffic regulations, ensuring safety for themselves and the community.
This image not only shows the enthusiasm and passion for sports, but also demonstrates a community that is increasingly aware of its responsibility to society.
The bustling atmosphere filled with flags and flowers dyed the streets of Hanoi red.
The image of people pouring into the streets to celebrate when Vietnam won the ASEAN Cup 2024 is full of emotion and meaning. This is not only a tribute to the victory of the Vietnamese team but also a symbol of national pride, solidarity and intense love for football.
