Vietnam beats Malaysia 1-0 to win AFF title
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HANOI, Vietnam – Vietnam beat Malaysia 1-0 Saturday in the second leg to win the ASEAN Football Federation championship 3-2 on aggregate.
It was Vietnam’s first regional championship in 10 years after its first win in 2008.
The first leg of the Suzuki Cup final ended 2-2.
Striker Nguyen Anh Duc volleyed the winning goal in the sixth minute after a cross from playmaker Nguyen Quang Hai at a packed 40,000-capacity My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi.
The win showed the progress made by Vietnam since Park Hang-seo became head coach.
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