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  1. History

  2. Summary

      2004 Results    2005 Results    2006 Results    2007 Results    2008 Results    2009 Results    2010 Results    2011 Results    2012 Results    2018 Results  

  3. Controversy

  4. See also

  5. References

  6. External links

{{EngvarB|date=August 2018}}{{Use dmy dates|date=August 2018}}{{Infobox football tournament
| current =
| logo =
| organiser = VFF
| founded = 19 August 2004
| region = Vietnam
| number of teams = 4
| country = {{flag|Vietnam}} Vietnam Football Federation (VFF)
| current champions = {{fbu|23|VIE|name=Vietnam U-23}}
(3rd title)
| most successful team = {{fbu|23|VIE|name=Vietnam U-23}}
(3 titles)
}}

The Vietnam Football Federation Cup or VFF Cup was an annual football tournament organised in Vietnam. Every year the tournament is held at the Mỹ Đình National Stadium in Hanoi with other foreign participants are either club teams or national teams, while the host remain to use their own national team.

History

It was played from 19 August 2004 until 2011 and known firstly as Agribank Cup as a replacement to the Vietnam Independence Cup.[1] In 2008, it was renamed due to the withdrawal of the Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Agribank) as the main sponsor.[2] In 2012, Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) announced that the competition would no longer be played.[3] It was then revived again in 2018 as Vinaphone Cup following the new sponsorship from Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT).

Summary

Year
WinnerSecond PlaceThird PlaceFourth Place
2004
Details		{{flagicon>POR|size=30px}}
Porto B		Vietnam}}BRA|size=30px}}
Santa Cruz		THA|size=30px}}
Thailand XI
2005
Details		{{fbu-big>23|Vietnam|name=Vietnam U-23}}23|Thailand|name=Thailand U-23}}20|Japan|name=Japan U-20}}23|Malaysia|name=Malaysia U-23}}
2006
Details		{{fb-big>Thailand}}Vietnam}}New Zealand|name=New Zealand A}}21|Bahrain|name=Bahrain U-21}}
2007
Details		{{fbu-big>23|Uzbekistan|name=Uzbekistan U-23}}23|Finland|name=Finland U-23}}23|Vietnam|name=Vietnam U-23}}23|Zimbabwe|name=Zimbabwe U-23}}
2008
Details		{{fb-big>Thailand}}Vietnam}}North Korea}}{{N/A}}
2009
Details		{{fbu-big>23|Vietnam|name=Vietnam U-23}}23|China|name=China U-23}}23|Thailand|name=Thailand U-23}}23|Singapore|name=Singapore U-23}}
2010
Details		{{fb-big>North Korea}}Singapore}}KOR|size=30px}}
South Korea University Selection		Vietnam}}
2011
Details		{{fbu-big>23|Uzbekistan|name=Uzbekistan U-23}}23|Vietnam|name=Vietnam U-23}}23|Malaysia|name=Malaysia U-23}}23|Myanmar|name=Myanmar U-23}}
2012
Details		{{flagdeco>KOR|size=30px}}
South Korea University Selection		Turkmenistan}}Vietnam}}Laos}}
2018
Details		{{fbu-big>23|Vietnam|name=Vietnam U-23}}23|Palestine|name=Palestine U-23}}23|Uzbekistan|name=Uzbekistan U-23}}23|Oman|name=Oman U-23}}

2004 Results

For the first edition of the Agribank Cup Vietnam hosted the Porto Reserve team from Portugal, Santa Cruz F.C. from Brazil and the Thailand XI selection team, consisting of players from the Thailand Premier League. For this tournament the Football Association of Thailand (FAT) refused to send one of its national teams to take part, instead they sent a 'Selection Team' after the VFF insisted on Thailand's participation.[4]

The tournament lasted four days from 22 to 26 September 2004. The guest team from Portugal won the Agribank Cup after three consecutive victories and was awarded $30,000, host nation Vietnam was awarded $20,000 finishing as runners up and Santa Cruz pocketed $5,000 finishing third.[1]

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22 September 2004
Porto B {{flagicon|Portugal}}1 – 0Brazil}} Santa CruzMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
22 September 2004
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 1Thailand}} Thailand XIMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
24 September 2004
Porto B {{flagicon|Portugal}}1 – 0Thailand}} Thailand XIMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
24 September 2004
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 0Brazil}} Santa CruzMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
26 September 2004
Santa Cruz {{flagicon|Brazil}}5 – 0Thailand}} Thailand XIMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
26 September 2004
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 2Portugal}} Porto BMỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2005 Results

For the second tournament host nation Vietnam entered its under-23 team to compete against Olympic teams from Japan, Malaysia and Thailand.[5] The tournament lasted from 26 to 30 October 2005. Following three consecutive victories Vietnam's under-23 team clinched the Agribank Cup with $40,000 in prize money, while Thailand and Japan took home $20,000 each after finishing second and third place respectively.

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26 October 2005
Thailand U-23 {{flagicon|Thailand}}2 – 0Japan}} Japan U-20Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
26 October 2005
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 0Malaysia}} Malaysia U-23Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
28 October 2005
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 1Thailand}} Thailand U-23Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
28 October 2005
Japan U-20 {{flagicon|Japan}}4 – 0Malaysia}} Malaysia U-23Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
30 October 2005
Thailand U-23 {{flagicon|Thailand}}1 – 0Malaysia}} Malaysia U-23Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
30 October 2005
Japan U-20 {{flagicon|Japan}}1 – 2Vietnam}} Vietnam U-23Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2006 Results

The third edition of the Agribank Cup lasted from 25 to 29 October 2006. The VFF initially invited teams from Bahrain, Iceland and Thailand to participate in the tournament, but due to Iceland's withdrawal a team from New Zealand was invited to fill the void instead.[6]

For this tournament host nation Vietnam and Thailand both entered a near full-strength team, New Zealand sent the B-team called New Zealand "A", while Bahrain used their under-21 squad.

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25 October 2006
Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}3 – 0Bahrain}} Bahrain U-21Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
25 October 2006
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 0New Zealand}} New Zealand AMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
27 October 2006
Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}1 – 0New Zealand}} New Zealand AMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
27 October 2006
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 0Bahrain}} Bahrain U-21Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
29 October 2006
Bahrain U-21 {{flagicon|Bahrain}}0 – 1New Zealand}} New Zealand AMỹ Đình StadiumDetails
29 October 2006
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 2Thailand}} ThailandMỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2007 Results

From 1 to 5 November 2007, under-23 teams from Finland, Uzbekistan and Zimbabwe were invited to compete against host nation Vietnam in the tournament. The tournament winner was awarded US$40,000 in prize money, US$20,000 for the runners-up and US$10,000 for the third-place team.

Thailand withdrew from the tournament to focus on the 2010 World Cup qualifiers. To fill the void the VFF invited Zimbabwe to replace Thailand.

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1 November 2007
Zimbabwe U-23 {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}}2 – 3Finland}} Finland U-2316:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
1 November 2007
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 2Uzbekistan}} Uzbekistan U-2318:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
3 November 2007
Finland U-23 {{flagicon|Finland}}0 – 2Uzbekistan}} Uzbekistan U-2316:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
3 November 2007
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 0Zimbabwe}} Zimbabwe U-2318:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
5 November 2007
Zimbabwe U-23 {{flagicon|Zimbabwe}}1 – 1Uzbekistan}} Uzbekistan U-2316:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
5 November 2007
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 2Finland}} Finland U-2318:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2008 Results

In 2008, the tournament was renamed as the T&T Cup due to changes in sponsorship. The tournament lasted from 28 October to 1 November 2008. Initially Vietnam invited national teams from North Korea, Thailand and Uzbekistan to participate in this football tournament. On 26 October the Uzbekistan Football Federation (UFF) informed tournament organisers that they won't be attending the tournament, after sending a list of twenty-five players, so only three national teams competed for this year's T&T Cup.[7] On 1 November, the match between host nation Vietnam and Thailand was postponed due to heavy rain.[8] The match resumed on 16 November 2008, with Thailand winning the tournament following a 2–2 draw with Vietnam.

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28 October 2008
Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}1 – 0North Korea}} North Korea19:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
30 October 2008
North Korea {{flagicon|North Korea}}0 – 0Vietnam}} Vietnam19:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
16 November 2008
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 2Thailand}} Thailand19:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2009 Results

For the sixth edition of this tournament, the VFF agreed to a sponsorship deal with Smart Door. Hence the 2009 competition was known as the VFF Smart Door Cup. The tournament lasted from 5 to 9 November 2009. Under-23 Olympic teams from China, Singapore and Thailand were the main competitors in the tournament, against host nation Vietnam.[9] For this edition of the tournament, Vietnam's U23 squad won the VFF Cup for the second time following their 3–1 victory over China.[10]

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5 November 2009
China U-23 {{flagicon|China}}2 – 2Thailand}} Thailand U-2316:40Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
5 November 2009
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 0Singapore}} Singapore U-2320:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
7 November 2009
Thailand U-23 {{flagicon|Thailand}}1 – 1Singapore}} Singapore U-2317:50Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
7 November 2009
China U-23 {{flagicon|China}}1 – 3Vietnam}} Vietnam U-2320:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
9 November 2009
Singapore U-23 {{flagicon|Singapore}}0 – 2China}} China U-2317:50Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
9 November 2009
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}0 – 0Thailand}} Thailand U-2320:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2010 Results

The 2010 VFF Cup will be mainly sponsored by Son Ha Company to develop football in Vietnam. As of that, this year's competition was named the VFF SonHa Cup. Vietnam Football Federation had invited the national teams of Korea DPR, Singapore, and a South Korean University Selection Team. These team will be competing against the host nation team Vietnam. For this edition of the tournament, Korea DPR squad won the VFF Cup for the first time following their 2–0 victory over Vietnam. Singapore finished second and the South Korean University Selection Team was third.

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2 November 2010
Korea DPR {{flagicon|North Korea}}2 – 1Singapore}} Singapore16:45Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails{{Dead link>date=July 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
2 November 2010
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}0 – 2South Korea}} South Korean University19:00Mỹ Đình Stadium
4 November 2010
South Korean University {{flagicon|South Korea}}1 – 1North Korea}} Korea DPR17:00Mỹ Đình Stadium
4 November 2010
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 1Singapore}} Singapore19:00Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails{{Dead link>date=July 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
6 November 2010
Singapore {{flagicon|Singapore}} 2 – 0South Korea}} South Korean University17:00Mỹ Đình Stadium[https://web.archive.org/web/20101121024843/http://www.fas.org.sg/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=3691 Details]
6 November 2010
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}} 0 – 2 North Korea}} Korea DPR19:00Mỹ Đình Stadium

2011 Results

{{main|2011 VFF Cup}}

The 2011 edition of the tournament was known as the VFF-Eximbank Cup. Host nation Vietnam was represented by the Vietnam U-23 team, as they were preparing for the upcoming 2011 Southeast Asian Games in Indonesia.[11] Under-23 teams from Malaysia, Myanmar and Uzbekistan were invited to take part in the tournament. On 23 October 2011, the tournament concluded with Uzbekistan winning the tournament for the second time, whereas host nation Vietnam finished as runners-up. The champions were rewarded with $25,000 in prize money, the second-placed team received $10,000 and the third-placed team was rewarded $5,000.[11]

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19 October 2011
Uzbekistan U-23 {{flagicon|Uzbekistan}}3 – 1Malaysia}} Malaysia U-2317:00Mỹ Đình Stadium
19 October 2011
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}5 – 0Myanmar}} Myanmar U-2319:15Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
21 October 2011
Malaysia U-23 {{flagicon|Malaysia}}2 – 1Myanmar}} Myanmar U-2317:10Mỹ Đình Stadium
21 October 2011
Uzbekistan U-23 {{flagicon|Uzbekistan}}1 – 1Vietnam}} Vietnam U-2319:15Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
23 October 2011
Myanmar U-23 {{flagicon|Myanmar}}1 – 2Uzbekistan}} Uzbekistan U-2317:10Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
23 October 2011
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 1Malaysia}} Malaysia U-2319:15Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

2012 Results

{{main|2012 VFF Cup}}

The 2012 edition was initially set to be played between hosts Vietnam, Turkmenistan, North Korea and Iran U-22. Iran and North Korea were replaced by Laos and South Korea University Selection on 10 October. The South Korean team is a selection from the University League,[12] but it doesn't include players from the top 32 universities due to a collision with the 2012 University League Championship schedules.[13] Laos themselves replaced the Maldives who initially looked like taking part as replacements for Iran.

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24 October 2012
Laos {{flagicon|Laos}}1 – 4South Korea}} South Korean University17:00Thống Nhất Stadium
24 October 2012
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}0 – 1Turkmenistan}} Turkmenistan19:15Thống Nhất StadiumDetails
26 October 2012
South Korean University {{flagicon|South Korea}}4 – 0Turkmenistan}} Turkmenistan17:00Thống Nhất Stadium
26 October 2012
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}4 – 0Laos}} Laos19:00Thống Nhất Stadium
28 October 2012
Turkmenistan {{flagicon|Turkmenistan}}4 – 2Laos}} Laos17:15Thống Nhất Stadium
28 October 2012
Vietnam {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 1South Korea}} South Korean University19:00Thống Nhất StadiumDetails

2018 Results

{{main|2018 Vinaphone Cup}}

VFF invited Olympic teams from Oman, Uzbekistan and Barcelona B to join the tournament. Barcelona B disagreed as they could not collect their best squad. Australia were then called to replace Barcelona B, but they decide to send U-19 team as their U-23 team need to play for clubs in FFA Cup. VFF disagreed with the Australian decision since they only want the U-23 or Olympic team joining the tournament. Finally, VFF contacted Palestinian Football Association (PFA) with the Palestinian agreed to send their U-23 squad to compete.

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3 August 2018
Uzbekistan U-23 {{flagicon|Uzbekistan}}0 – 0Oman}} Oman U-2316:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
3 August 2018
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}2 – 1Palestine}} Palestine U-2319:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
5 August 2018
Uzbekistan U-23 {{flagicon|Uzbekistan}}1 – 2Palestine}} Palestine U-2316:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
5 August 2018
Oman U-23 {{flagicon|Oman}}0 – 1Vietnam}} Vietnam U-2319:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
7 August 2018
Palestine U-23 {{flagicon|Palestine}}1 – 1Oman}} Oman U-2316:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails
7 August 2018
Vietnam U-23 {{flagicon|Vietnam}}1 – 1Uzbekistan}} Uzbekistan U-2319:30Mỹ Đình StadiumDetails

Controversy

Ever since the inauguration of the Agribank football tournament in 2004 there has always been controversies surrounding the organisation of the tournament.[14] The most recurring issue is the lack of quality teams partaking in the tournament; for the first edition of the tournament Thailand sent a 'selection team' consisted of local league players unknown to Vietnamese fans, instead of the national team as requested by the VFF.[14]

Japan and Bahrain both entered their youth teams in the 2005 and 2006 tournaments respectively, and on each occasion the invited teams lacked the quality that was demanded by the organisers.[14] Due to the expressed disappointments of their Vietnamese organisers in 2006, the Bahrain Football Association (BFA) sent a letter stating their reasons for not sending a full-strength team to the tournament.[4] For the 2007 edition of the Agribank Cup, Thailand once again declined an invitation to take part thus Zimbabwe was invited to fill the gap left by Thailand.

Due to the combination of factors, such as the lack of quality teams and the deficiencies of the VFF as the tournament organiser, Agribank announced that it would stop sponsoring the tournament in 2008.[14]

See also

  • Bangabandhu Cup
  • China Cup
  • Four Nations Tournament (China)
  • Indonesian Independence Cup
  • King's Cup
  • Kirin Cup
  • Korea Cup
  • LG Cup (association football)
  • Lunar New Year Cup
  • Merlion Cup
  • Nehru Cup
  • Pestabola Merdeka

References

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11. ^1 {{cite web|url=http://thethao.tuoitre.vn/The-thao/460201/25000-USD-cho-doi-vo-dich.html|title=25.000 USD cho đội vô địch|language=Vietnamese|publisher=Tuổi Trẻ|date=13 October 2011|accessdate=6 August 2018|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20111016004500/http://thethao.tuoitre.vn/The-thao/460201/25000-USD-cho-doi-vo-dich.html|archivedate=16 October 2011|deadurl=yes}}
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14. ^1 2 3 {{cite web|url=http://vietnamnet.vn/service/printversion.vnn?article_id=1067355|title=Bank stops financing football cup, VFF’s deficiencies exposed|work=Tien Phong|publisher=Vietnam Net|accessdate=6 August 2018|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080921161820/http://vietnamnet.vn/service/printversion.vnn?article_id=1067355|archivedate=21 September 2008|deadurl=yes}}

External links

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{{Football in Vietnam}}

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