The national team arrived at My Dinh Stadium at 5:30 PM, greeted by a large crowd of domestic and international fans and media.

By regulation, the training session was limited to one hour and closed to the public. Media access was restricted to the first 15 minutes, typically during the players' warm-up.

Despite this, many spectators still found ways to be in the stands to watch the session.

On the second tier of Stand B, several individuals, equipped with cameras, waited. They then used their phones to record the training session.

Security personnel repeatedly asked these individuals to leave the stands.

Some even brought bicycles into Stand D to observe Coach Kim Sang-sik and his team training.

On the field, players primarily jogged and stretched to recover their fitness after traveling from Bangkok, Thailand. The team currently boasts its strongest lineup, with no injured players.

Forwards Nguyen Dinh Bac and Nguyen Xuan Son participated in a one-touch passing drill. Both are currently leading the top scorer list but emphasized no individual rivalry, focusing instead on collective performance to help Vietnam win the championship.

In the first leg, the national team secured a 2-0 victory. If they maintain this advantage, Dinh Bac and his teammates will lead Vietnam to win the ASEAN Cup two consecutive times.

Duc Dong