U23 Vietnam lost to Kyrgyzstan in a series of 11m

Confronted with a moderate opponent Kyrgyz, coach Philippe Troussier changed only one main kick position compared to the 0-4 defeat in the UAE, when Quan Van Chuan returned to take the lead instead of an injured Doan Huy Hoang. The team partly played according to the French leader's desire to hold more balls, but did not show sharpness in the attacks.

The whole first half, Vietnam only finished twice. Le Van Do cut his heart into the bar in the 15th minute, and Nguyen Thanh Nhan headed to the right position of goalkeeper Artem Pryadkin in the 38th minute.

In the second half, coach Troussier launched Vu Tien Long, Nguyen Quoc Viet and Nguyen Duc Viet on the field in the hope of refreshing the gameplay. However, these adjustments are not effective. Despite continuing to hold the ball more, Vietnam could not create situations that threatened the opponent's goal. Even when playing more than Midin received a yellow card in the second 83rd minute, Troussier's team could not create a breakthrough.

The two teams then took a penalty shootout to determine the winner. Nine players on both sides successfully performed, before Quoc Viet kicked the 10th kick. HAGL's striker lightly shot in the middle and was caught by goalkeeper Artem. Vietnam lost 4-5 and ended the U23 Doha Cup in the last place in the 10 teams participating in the tournament. The team also failed to score in official time in Coach Troussier's debut tournament.

U23 Vietnam will be divided into two groups to return to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City on March 30. The players were then returned to the club to continue playing in Vietnamese professional football tournaments.