With a 2-1 advantage from the first leg, the Vietnamese national team approached the second leg in Thailand with great caution. Remarkably, in the 8th minute of the match, Tuan Hai scored to put Vietnam ahead 3-1 on aggregate.
However, Vietnam's advantage lasted only until the 28th minute, when Davis of Thailand scored an impressive long-range strike to equalize 1-1 for Thailand.
However, Vietnam continued to face a disadvantage when, in the 32nd minute, naturalized striker Xuân Son made an effort to dribble the ball and delivered a cross into the penalty area, but no teammates followed the ball. After this attempt, Xuan Son suffered a serious injury. The first half ended with a 1-1 scoreline, giving Vietnam a 3-2 aggregate lead.
In the second half, Thailand dominated the game and scored a controversial goal by Supachok in the 64th minute. However, from the 74th minute, Thailand was down to 10 players after Pomphun received his second yellow card.
In the 82nd minute of the match, Tuan Hai delivered a cross that led to Hemviboon's own goal, helping Vietnam's national team equalize at 2-2 and take a 4-3 lead after two legs.
In the final minutes of the match, Thailand pushed hard to find a goal but failed. Not only that, Thailand conceded another goal in the 90+20 minute by Hai Long, resulting in a 2-3 loss and a final score of 3-5, giving Vietnam their third ASEAN Cup title in history.
Right after the conclusion of the second-leg final of the ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2024, with the impressive victory belonging to the Vietnam National Football Team, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh sent a letter of commendation to the team.
In the letter, the Government chief warmly congratulated the entire coaching staff and football team on their convincing victory in both the first and second legs of the final, leading Vietnam to officially claim the ASEAN Cup 2024 championship.
