It was literally a "good fight" but a "good fight." Park Hang-seo, the coach of the Vietnamese national soccer team, 메이저사이트추천 said, "I was disappointed with the last goal, but I did my best. I will try to win."

Vietnam, ranked 100th in the FIFA rankings, played on a par with Iraq (88th), the winner of the 2007 tournament, but lost the game when it scored a goal just before the end of the match. 

Led by Coach Park Hang-seo, Vietnam lost the first Group D match against Iraq in the 2019 UAE Asian Cup in Abu Dhabi, UAE, by a score of 2 to 3. 

Vietnam had dreamed of making a comeback by taking the lead twice, but in the second half, it exposed its physical problems, eventually conceding the final goal in Iraq and kneeling. 

"I feel that I played my best game with the spirit of Vietnam, even though I have regrets about the last goal," Park said right after the match, adding, "I will make up for today's problems and not give up as a challenger in the Iran match against Iran." 

"It was a shame that we could easily pass the group league, which is our goal for this year's event, only if we secured a minimum score of 1," Park said. "The opponent of the second round is Iran, the favorite to win the championship." "I will not give up as a challenger against Iran by making up for the problem that was revealed in today's game." 

Asked if he felt sorry for the decision, Park said, "The issue of refereeing is not a situation to be discussed here," and added, "We have different views on Vietnam and Iraq bench. I may have a complaint, and Iraq may have a complaint. Iraq is also one of the strongest contenders for the championship. "It's a good team to play in the field again." Regarding the situation where he gave up his last goal in a come-from-behind goal, he said, "I don't think the golfer has been able to grab the right position in a free kick. This is something that needs to be supplemented in the future. 

When asked how he felt when he first appeared on the Asian Cup stage as a coach, Park said, "It is an honor since the Asian Cup is the biggest event in Asia," adding, "As long as I have experienced the World Cup twice in my life as a coach, the Asian Cup did not give any greater impression than the World Cup."