The 0-0 draw against Singapore in the third matchday of Group A at the ASEAN Cup 2026 has made it difficult for the Vietnam national team in their race for a semifinal spot.

The 0-0 draw against Singapore left many feeling regretful due to the stagnant attack. However, the real issue for Vietnam at the 2026 ASEAN Cup lies in the midfield area.

The 0-0 draw between Vietnam and Singapore in the third match of Group A of the ASEAN Cup 2026 not only left regrets over missed opportunities but also drew attention due to striker Nguyen Dinh Bac's reaction after being substituted off in the first half.

Coach Kim Sang Sik openly shared the reason for substituting forward Đình Bắc early and confirmed that he will work with this player to learn from the experience and perform better in the next match.

Head coach Gavin Lee affirmed that Singapore's goal was to win, but a draw against Vietnam is also very valuable.

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Before the first half of the match between Vietnam and Singapore ended, an incident on the sidelines drew as much attention as the on-field action.

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