I’m not leaving. I’m asking the referee of SON to withdraw his exit from Vietnam MF…Vietnam’s Fair Play Spirit

(1)Vietnamese media VTC News reported on the 17th that a Korean player was the referee
(2)A Vietnamese national team official told a behind-the-scenes story in an article under Jeha that he had asked for a red card inside crab midfielder Bui Hoang Viet
(3)The official said Son Heung-min asked the referee to withdraw his exit from Bui Hoang Viet An Son Heung-min said he thought the opponent’s action was not a feeling of exit

(1)VTC News reported that Son Heung-min, Hwang Hee-chan and Lee Jae-sung
(2)He said he approached the referee to explain the situation, adding that the Korean players were against the Vietnamese player’s exit
(3)Vietnamese midfielder Bui Hoang Viet An was sent off for a foul on Son Heung-min in the 17th minute of the second half, 30 seconds after allowing his fourth goal in an A match friendly against South Korea at Suwon World Cup Stadium on the 17th
(4)I’ll hold you in my heart and run

(1)Source = Broadcast Screen
(2)Malaysian referee Izwan bin Jakob seems to have judged that Hoang Viet An, who was in the position of the final defender, knocked down Son Heung-min near the box with a tackle in the face of South Korea’s counterattack and committed a clear goal-blocking foul
(3)However, if the official’s remarks were true, Son Heung-min confessed the truth, saying that it was not enough to give the referee a send-off at a time when he could have a numerical advantageThe spirit of fair play shone
(4)Vietnamese media Dantree can confirm that Bui Hoang Viet An did not cheat on Son Heung-min by looking at the slow motion “I touched the ball first and then touched Son Heung-min’s foot. It was a rather unfair exit.”
(5)The article on VTC News’ withdrawal of Son Heung-min’s exit is attracting so much attention that it was on the media’s most viewed news