Coach Kim Sang Sik maintains history, closely follows Coach Park Hang Seo

Coach Kim Sang Sik continues to make an impact by helping the Vietnamese national team extend their unbeaten streak to 16 matches, approaching the record set by Park Hang-seo.

On March 26 (Vietnam time), the Vietnamese national team continued to demonstrate impressive performance when defeating Bangladesh with a score of 3-0 at Hang Day Stadium within the FIFA Days framework. This victory not only holds professional significance but also helps Coach Kim Sang Sik move closer to the historical milestone set by his predecessor Park Hang-seo.

With this result, Coach Kim Sang Sik has extended the team's unbeaten streak to 16 matches—an extremely impressive achievement. He is now just two matches away from Coach Park Hang-seo's record of 18 unbeaten matches, placing him before a major opportunity to leave a profound mark in Vietnamese football history.

At Hang Day Stadium, the home team started proactively and quickly established control. In the 7th minute, from a corner kick on the left side, Tuan Hai's shot changed direction, opening the score for Vietnam. Just 8 minutes later, Xuan Manh accurately headed from a set-piece situation, doubling the lead.

Not stopping there, before the first half ended, Hai Long continued to shine with a skillful dribble and then shot diagonally, raising the score to 3-0. This also remained the final result of the match in the second half, despite creating many opportunities, strikers like Xuan Son and Hoang Hen lacked a bit of precision to add more goals.

It is noteworthy that under Coach Kim Sang Sik's tenure, the Vietnamese national team is showing remarkable stability. A solid, disciplined playing style and good match control have helped the "Golden Star Warriors" become a true "concrete block" in the region.

The list of opponents powerless against Vietnam continues to grow, demonstrating the team's clear progress. With the current upward trend, fans can fully expect Coach Kim Sang Sik to soon equal or even surpass the 18-match unbeaten record set by Coach Park Hang-seo, thereby opening a brilliant new chapter for the country's football.