Quick Betimate

Giải đấu phổ biến

UEFA Nations League
Anh (21)
- FA Cup
- Premier League (10)
- Championship (1)
- League 1 (1)
- League 2 (1)
- National League (1)
- National League North
- National League South
- EFL Trophy
- Premier League 2
- Championship Women
- Development League 2 (1)
- FA Cup Women
- FA Trophy
- FA Vase
- Isthmian Division One North
- Isthmian Division One South
- Isthmian Premier Division
- National League Cup
- Northern League Division One
- Northern Premier League
- Reserve Matches
- Southern Premier League Central
- Southern Premier League South
- Super League Women
- U21 Premier League Cup
- Northern Ireland Championship
- Northern Ireland Championship Women (2)
- Northern Ireland Cup
- Northern Ireland Intermediate Cup
- Northern Ireland League Cup Women
- Northern Ireland Play-Offs
- Northern Ireland Premier
- Northern Ireland Premier Intermediate League
- Northern Ireland Premier League Women (4)
- Northern Ireland Reserve League
- Scotland Regional Cup
- Wales League Cup Women
Japan J-League Cup (7)
Cúp C1 (1)
Tây Ban Nha (89)
- La Liga (10)
- Segunda (11)
- Tercera Group 1 (2)
- Tercera Group 2 (2)
- Tercera Group 3 (2)
- Tercera Group 4 (2)
- Tercera Group 5 (2)
- Tercera Group 6 (2)
- Tercera Group 7 (2)
- Tercera Group 8 (2)
- Tercera Group 9 (2)
- Tercera Group 10 (2)
- Tercera Group 11 (2)
- Tercera Group 12 (2)
- Tercera Group 13 (2)
- Tercera Group 14 (2)
- Tercera Group 15 (2)
- Tercera Group 16 (2)
- Tercera Group 17 (2)
- Tercera Group 18 (2)
- Youth League
- Copa De La Reina (1)
- Copa del Rey
- Kings League - 40 mins play (1)
- Primera Division RFEF Group 1 (10)
- Primera Division RFEF Group 2 (10)
- Primera Federacion Women
- Primera Women
- Queens League - 40 mins play
- Regional Cup
- Regional League
- Regional League Play-Offs
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 1
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 2
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 3
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 4
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 5
- Segunda Division RFEF Play-Offs (10)
- Segunda Federacion Women
- Tercera - Play-Offs
- Tercera Federacion Women
- Women Regional League
- Women Segunda Play-Offs
Hoa Kỳ (809)
- MLS (15)
- MLS Play-Offs
- UPSL
- MLS is Back Tournament
- MLS Next Pro League (53)
- NISA
- NPSL (186)
- NWSL Women (6)
- US Open Cup (7)
- USL Championship (37)
- USL League One (6)
- USL League One Cup (1)
- USL League Two (430)
- USL Super League Women
- USL W-League Women (68)
- WPSL Women
UEFA Europa League (1)
Đức (85)
- Bundesliga I
- Bundesliga II
- DFB Pokal (1)
- Regionalliga Bayern
- Regionalliga North
- Regionalliga North East
- Regionalliga South West
- Regionalliga West
- Oberliga Baden-Wuerttemberg (9)
- Oberliga Bayern North
- Oberliga Bayern South
- Oberliga Bremen
- Oberliga Hamburg
- Oberliga Hessen (10)
- Oberliga Mittelrhein (8)
- Oberliga Niederrhein (9)
- Oberliga Niedersachsen
- Oberliga NOFV Nord (8)
- Oberliga NOFV Sud (8)
- Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar (5)
- Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein
- Oberliga Westfalen (8)
- 3. Liga
- Bundesliga II Play-Offs (2)
- Bundesliga II Women
- Bundesliga Play-Offs (2)
- Bundesliga U19
- Bundesliga Women
- DFB Pokal Women
- Oberliga Play-Offs (8)
- Regionalliga Play-Offs (6)
- U19 Cup (1)
Ý (24)
- Serie A (10)
- Serie B (2)
- Serie C Group A
- Serie C Group B
- Serie C Group C
- Campionato Nazionale
- Campionato Primavera 1 (2)
- Campionato Primavera 2 (2)
- Serie D
- Coppa Italia
- Coppa Italia Women
- Campionato Primavera 3
- Campionato Primavera 4
- Serie A Women
- Serie B Play-Offs (2)
- Serie B Women
- Serie C Play-Offs (4)
- Serie C Super Cup
- Serie D Play-Offs (2)
- U19 League Women
Pháp (6)
- Ligue 1
- Ligue 2
- National
- National 2
- National 3
- Cup (1)
- Cup Women
- Division 2 Women
- Ligue 1 Play-Offs (1)
- Ligue 2 Play-Offs (2)
- U19 League (2)
- U19 League Women
- Division 1 Women
Hà Lan (18)
- Eredivisie (2)
- Eerste Divisie
- Cup
- Youth Eredivisie
- Holland Eredivisie Play-Offs
- Cup Women
- Derde Divisie
- Eredivisie Play-Offs (3)
- Eredivisie Women
- Tweede Divisie (9)
- U21 League (4)
- Youth Jupiler League
Scotland (3)
- Premiership
- Championship
- League One
- League Two
- FA Cup (1)
- Championship Play-Offs
- League One Play-Offs
- League Two Play-Offs
- Premier League Women
- Premiership Play-Offs (2)
- Reserve Cup
- Women FA Cup
J-League Nhật Bản (2)
Lebanon League (6)
Indonesia Liga 1 (9)
Super League Hy Lạp (3)
Hungary NB I (6)
Georgia Erovnuli Liga (2)
K League 1 Hàn Quốc (6)
Thể thao điện tử (12)
- Esoccer Adriatic League - 10 mins play
- Esoccer Battle - 8 mins play
- Esoccer GT Leagues - 12 mins play
- Esoccer GT Leagues – 12 mins play (12)
- Esoccer GT Leagues – 12 mins play (2022)

Giải đấu khác

Hải Phòng - Lịch thi đấu, bảng xếp hạng, cầu thủ, thống kê và tin tức

Hải Phòng
Vietnam V-League predictions
W W D L L W D L W W
6th place
Thể Công đấu với Hải Phòng 05/23/2025 19:15

Vietnam V-League

1

×

2

Betimate

Tỉ số trận đấu

Bàn thắng trung bình

Tỉ lệ cược

Tỉ số

Vietnam V-League

VV

51

26

23

1

2 - 1

2.55

1.96

Các trận gần nhất

Các trận đã chơi Hải Phòng

16.05.25

Hải Phòng

Thanh Hóa

VN1

09.05.25

TP. Hồ Chí Minh

Hải Phòng

VN1

03.05.25

Hải Phòng

Sông Lam Nghệ An

VN1

27.04.25

Hoàng Anh Gia Lai

Hải Phòng

VN1

22.04.25

Hải Phòng

Công An Hà Nội

VC

18.04.25

Hải Phòng

Bình Định

VN1

13.04.25

Hải Phòng

Hà Nội FC

VN1

06.04.25

Nam Định

Hải Phòng

VN1

09.03.25

Hải Phòng

Đà Nẵng

VN1

04.03.25

Thanh Hóa

Hải Phòng

VC

28.02.25

Quảng Nam

Hải Phòng

VN1

22.02.25

Hải Phòng

Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh

VN1

15.02.25

Sông Lam Nghệ An

Hải Phòng

VN1

08.02.25

Hải Phòng

TP. Hồ Chí Minh

VN1

24.01.25

Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh

Hải Phòng

VN1

19.01.25

Hải Phòng

Quảng Nam

VN1

19.11.24

Hải Phòng

Hoàng Anh Gia Lai

VN1

14.11.24

Bình Định

Hải Phòng

VN1

09.11.24

Hà Nội FC

Hải Phòng

VN1

01.11.24

Hải Phòng

Nam Định

VN1

28.10.24

Đà Nẵng

Hải Phòng

VN1

20.10.24

Quảng Nam

Hải Phòng

VC

04.10.24

Hải Phòng

Thể Công

VN1

30.09.24

Thanh Hóa

Hải Phòng

VN1

21.09.24

Bình Dương

Hải Phòng

VN1

15.09.24

Hải Phòng

Công An Hà Nội

VN1

Thắng

Hòa

Thua

Thống kê tổng quan

Hải Phòng

Trận đã chơi: 26

Bàn thắng (Bàn thắng/Bàn thua)

29

1.12

1

26

Tài/Xỉu

1.5

10

38%

62%

16

2.5

18

69%

31%

8

3.5

21

81%

19%

5

Trận đấu hai đội có bàn thắng (Có/Không)

11

42%

58%

15

Sạch lưới (Có/Không)

10

38%

62%

16

Ghi bàn (Có/Không)

18

69%

31%

8

Bảng xếp hạng		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Nam Định	48	23	14	6	3	45 - 16	29
2	Hà Nội FC	43	23	12	7	4	39 - 21	18
3	Thể Công	37	23	10	7	6	37 - 26	11
4	Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh	35	23	7	14	2	22 - 15	7
5	Công An Hà Nội	33	21	8	9	4	31 - 18	13
6	Hải Phòng	31	23	8	7	8	23 - 21	2
7	Thanh Hóa	30	23	7	9	7	30 - 27	3
8	Hoàng Anh Gia Lai	27	23	7	6	10	27 - 33	-6
9	Bình Dương	26	22	7	5	10	25 - 33	-8
10	TP. Hồ Chí Minh	25	23	5	10	8	18 - 32	-14
11	Sông Lam Nghệ An	23	23	4	11	8	16 - 29	-13
12	Quảng Nam	22	23	4	10	9	22 - 31	-9
13	Đà Nẵng	20	23	4	8	11	18 - 37	-19
14	Bình Định	20	22	5	5	12	18 - 32	-14

Trận đấu

Ngày

Trận đấu

23.05.25

VV

Thể Công – Hải Phòng

15.06.25

VV

Hải Phòng – Bình Dương

Vietnam V-League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Nam Định	48	23	14	6	3	45 - 16	29
2	Hà Nội FC	43	23	12	7	4	39 - 21	18
3	Thể Công	37	23	10	7	6	37 - 26	11
4	Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh	35	23	7	14	2	22 - 15	7
5	Công An Hà Nội	33	21	8	9	4	31 - 18	13
6	Hải Phòng	31	23	8	7	8	23 - 21	2
7	Thanh Hóa	30	23	7	9	7	30 - 27	3
8	Hoàng Anh Gia Lai	27	23	7	6	10	27 - 33	-6
9	Bình Dương	26	22	7	5	10	25 - 33	-8
10	TP. Hồ Chí Minh	25	23	5	10	8	18 - 32	-14
11	Sông Lam Nghệ An	23	23	4	11	8	16 - 29	-13
12	Quảng Nam	22	23	4	10	9	22 - 31	-9
13	Đà Nẵng	20	23	4	8	11	18 - 37	-19
14	Bình Định	20	22	5	5	12	18 - 32	-14

Vietnam V-League Fixtures

05/23/2025 10:00

Hoàng Anh Gia Lai

05/23/2025 12:15

TP. Hồ Chí Minh

05/23/2025 19:15

05/24/2025 18:00

Sông Lam Nghệ An

05/25/2025 12:15

Công An Hà Nội

05/25/2025 17:00

Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh

05/25/2025 18:00

05/29/2025 11:00

Công An Hà Nội

06/03/2025 11:00

Công An Hà Nội

06/15/2025 10:00

Vietnam V-League Results

05/18/2025 12:15

TP. Hồ Chí Minh

05/18/2025 11:00

Hoàng Anh Gia Lai

05/18/2025 11:00

05/17/2025 11:00

05/17/2025 11:00

Hồng Lĩnh Hà Tĩnh

Sông Lam Nghệ An

05/16/2025 12:15

05/11/2025 11:00

05/11/2025 11:00

05/11/2025 10:00

Hoàng Anh Gia Lai

05/10/2025 11:00

Hai Phong Football Club, commonly known as Hai Phong FC, is a professional football club based in Hai Phong, Vietnam. Established in 1952, Hai Phong FC is one of the oldest and most historic clubs in Vietnamese football. Over the decades, the team has developed a strong tradition, passionate local support, and a reputation for gritty, defensive football. Hai Phong FC plays its home matches at Lach Tray Stadium, a legendary ground in Vietnamese football with an electric atmosphere. The club's traditional kit features red as the main color, symbolizing strength and determination. Throughout its history, Hai Phong FC has consistently competed in the top tier of Vietnamese football, claiming multiple national titles and cups. The club boasts a large and dedicated fanbase, known as "The Red Flare," recognized for their fervent and vibrant support. Hai Phong’s football culture is characterized by its working-class roots and intense rivalries, especially with Hanoi FC and Nam Dinh FC.Over the years, the club has been home to several outstanding Vietnamese internationals and notable foreign players, such as Leocisio Julio Lima, Andre Diego Fagan, and Nguyen Minh Chau. Hai Phong FC has contributed greatly to the development of Vietnamese football and remains a highly respected institution in the country’s football landscape.

Team:	Hai Phong FC
Full name:	Câu lạc bộ Bóng đá Hải Phòng
Country:	Vietnam
Nickname:	The Red Flare (Pháo đỏ), Harbor Men (Đội bóng Thành phố Cảng)
Founded:	1952
Colors:	Red – White
Stadium:	Lach Tray Stadium 30,000 seats
Address:	1 Lach Tray Street, Ngo Quyen, Hai Phong, Vietnam
Telephone:	+84 225 3745822
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://haiphongfc.com.vn
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Hai Phong FC

Founded

Hai Phong FC, originally known as Hai Phong Police Football Club, was established in 1952. With a rich tradition rooted in the port city's working-class ethos, Hai Phong was among the first teams to embrace organized football in Vietnam. In 2002, the club transitioned to professional status, becoming one of the founding entities in Vietnam's new professional football era.

The club experienced significant success in the 1950s through the 1970s, regularly contending in national championships and producing prominent players for the Vietnam national team. During the professionalization period, Hai Phong underwent several name changes—such as Mitsustar Hai Phong, Xi Mang Hai Phong (Hai Phong Cement), and Vicem Hai Phong—before returning to the traditional Hai Phong FC brand.

Throughout its history, Hai Phong has been crowned champions of the Vietnamese National A1 Championship (the predecessor to V.League 1) and twice won the Vietnamese Cup. In the modern era, they have often battled near the top of the V.League, with famous second-place V.League 1 finishes in 2016 and 2022.

Finances and Ownership

Hai Phong FC is currently owned and operated by Hai Phong City’s Party Committee together with major local business sponsorship (notably from Thép Hoa Phat and Vicem associations in past eras). Club finances have often relied on a combination of limited city government support, sponsorships from local enterprises, and passionate fan contributions. Over recent decades, the club has stabilized its financial foundations, becoming one of the better-managed organizations in Vietnamese football.

In recent seasons, under the leadership of president Tran Manh Hung, Hai Phong FC has focused increasingly on youth development, infrastructure investment, and commercial revenue. While they do not match the financial power of some southern or capital-based clubs, their community-driven support and resourceful management continue to make Hai Phong a model for sustainable Vietnamese football.

Popular Culture

Hai Phong FC is legendary in Vietnamese football for its immense local support and unique culture. The club's fans—the "Red Flare" (Pháo đỏ)—are renowned nationwide for their passionate displays, relentless support, and dedication at both home and away matches. The atmosphere at Lach Tray Stadium is widely regarded as the most intense and intimidating in Vietnamese football, especially during matches against major rivals such as Hanoi FC and Nam Dinh FC.

Pyrotechnics and flares are an iconic part of Hai Phong's fan culture, sometimes leading to fines from the V.League authorities but also symbolizing the untamable spirit of the city. The team’s anthem, "Tien Len" (March Forward), is sung by the crowd before each home game. The club and its supporters have been featured in national media and documentaries, often as symbols of the proud spirit and solidarity of Hai Phong’s people. Their slogan, “Cháy hết mình vì màu cờ sắc áo” (“Burn for the club’s colors”), truly captures the ethos of the Harbor Men.

Player

Hai Phong FC has served as a home to a long line of outstanding footballers, both local and international. The club has developed major Vietnamese national team players, including:

Nguyen Minh Chau: Legendary midfielder known for his stamina and versatility, served the club for over a decade and played for the national team.
Pham Van Quyen: Prolific striker who was instrumental in key promotions and V.League campaigns.
Leocisio Julio Lima: Influential foreign defender who was pivotal in the club’s defensive stability during the 2010s.
Andre Diego Fagan: Jamaican striker who finished as V.League's top scorer for Hai Phong FC and remains a fan favourite.
Doan Minh Xuong: Iconic midfielder and captain through numerous successful campaigns.

The club’s recent squads blend experienced Vietnamese players with selected high-impact international imports, notably from Brazil and Jamaica. Known for nurturing local talents and giving them opportunities at the top level, Hai Phong remains a key contributor to the future of Vietnamese football.

Famous Players

Some of the most influential and celebrated Hai Phong FC players throughout history include:

Nguyen Minh Chau: Defensive midfielder, played for both Hai Phong and the Vietnam national team, known for his tireless work rate and leadership.
Andre Diego Fagan: Jamaican striker, V.League 1 top scorer, and leading foreign star for the club from 2013–2019.
Leocisio Julio Lima: Brazilian centre-back who anchored the defense and became a team leader during his tenure.
Nguyen Van Phuong: A technical and dynamic Vietnamese winger highly respected for his club loyalty.
Pham Van Quyen: Striker, remembered for his influence during the 2000s golden era of the club.
Diego Silva: Attacking forward who played a decisive role in the 2016 V.League runner-up season.

Hai Phong FC’s history is dotted with dedicated domestic players and high-quality imports who have helped secure its legacy as a powerhouse in northern Vietnamese football.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Andre Diego Fagan	FW	60	120	0.5
2	Doan Minh Xuong	FW	43	110	0.39
3	Nguyen Van Phuong	MF	37	150	0.25
4	Pham Van Quyen	FW	34	99	0.34
5	Diego Silva	FW	29	82	0.35
6	Nguyen Minh Chau	MF	18	280	0.06
7	Leocisio Julio Lima	DF	12	121	0.1

Typical Squad

Hai Phong FC typically fields a squad combining strong Vietnamese players with foreign reinforcements. The team often utilizes a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation, notable for defensive stability and disciplined pressing. Their squad structure features:

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is the defensive anchor. In recent years, notable goalkeepers include Pham Van Lieu and Dang Van Lam (now with Binh Dinh FC but a Hai Phong alumni), both famed for their reflexes and command of the penalty area.

Defender

Hai Phong traditionally builds its back line around tall, powerful defenders, led in modern seasons by Leocisio Julio Lima and national team call-up Nguyen Hoang Xuan. The team’s defenders are highly disciplined, fitting their defensive reputation.

Midfielder

Hai Phong’s midfield often features box-to-box players and technically skilled wingers. Nguyen Minh Chau and Nguyen Van Phuong have both been vital in controlling matches and launching attacks.

Forward

The attacking line is powered by foreign strikers complemented by dynamic Vietnamese forwards. Andre Fagan and Diego Silva were responsible for peak attacking moments in the last decade, supported by emerging domestic strikers.

The club regularly promotes and integrates young talent from its youth academy, contributing to both Vietnamese football and the consistent renewal of the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another chapter in Hai Phong FC’s illustrious history as they compete in the V.League 1 and Vietnamese National Cup, remaining contenders for national honors.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Pham Van Lieu	🇻🇳	Vietnam	28/09/1997
Updating	25	Nguyen Duy Dung	🇻🇳	Vietnam	14/02/1990
Defender
Updating	3	Tran Hoang Xuan	🇻🇳	Vietnam	12/06/1995
Updating	5	Leocisio Julio Lima	🇧🇷	Brazil	03/01/1986
Updating	15	Nguyen Duc Anh	🇻🇳	Vietnam	15/07/1998
Midfielder
Updating	6	Nguyen Minh Chau	🇻🇳	Vietnam	09/01/1986
Updating	8	Nguyen Van Phuong	🇻🇳	Vietnam	12/10/1992
Updating	11	Doan Minh Xuong	🇻🇳	Vietnam	05/03/1991
Forward
Updating	10	Andre Diego Fagan	🇯🇲	Jamaica	16/02/1987
Updating	9	Diego Silva	🇧🇷	Brazil	08/11/1991
Updating	18	Pham Van Quyen	🇻🇳	Vietnam	29/09/1984
Manager
Updating		Chu Dinh Nghiem	🇻🇳	Vietnam	19/01/1972
Ass. Manager
Updating		Pham Anh Tuan	🇻🇳	Vietnam	12/05/1976

Coach

Hai Phong Football Club, one of the most storied teams in Vietnamese football, has had several remarkable managers guiding its path over decades of competition. The leadership and strategic vision of these coaches have been instrumental to the club’s achievements both domestically and in regional contests. Here are some of the most accomplished and memorable managers in Hai Phong’s history:

Truong Viet Hoang: Serving as head coach from 2019 to 2023, Truong Viet Hoang revitalized the team and delivered a historic V.League 1 runner-up finish in 2022—the club’s highest league standing in over a decade.
Vuong Tien Dung: Under his management in 2008, Hai Phong won the 2008 Vietnamese Super Cup, marking a significant highlight in the club's modern history. His experience brought a new competitive edge to the squad.
Duong Minh Ninh: Led the team to the National Cup final in 2014, showcasing tactical discipline and inspiring performances during his stint.
Nguyen Viet Thang: As a head coach in the early 2020s, he stabilized the squad post-COVID hiatus and kept the club in the V.League 1 upper table.
Chu Dinh Nghiem: Appointed in 2023, the former Hanoi FC tactician quickly steered the team to a highly competitive position and rebuilt the playing style for modern football.

These coaches, together with other dedicated figures, have shaped the competitive spirit and enduring legacy of Hai Phong FC.

Period	Manager	Country	born
03/2023 – present	Chu Dinh Nghiem	Vietnam	12/08/1972
06/2022 – 02/2023	Nguyen Viet Thang	Vietnam	24/09/1981
01/2020 – 05/2022	Truong Viet Hoang	Vietnam	09/12/1975
05/2019 – 12/2019	Pham Anh Tuan	Vietnam	23/06/1971
01/2017 – 05/2019	Tran Van Phuc	Vietnam	Updating...
01/2016 – 12/2016	Duong Minh Ninh	Vietnam	26/08/1975
2013 – 2015	Le Thuy Hai	Vietnam	20/05/1944
2012 – 2013	Hoang Anh Tuan	Vietnam	19/08/1968
2008 – 2011	Vuong Tien Dung	Vietnam	20/05/1949
2007 – 2008	Alfred Riedl	Austria	02/11/1949
2006 – 2007	Hoang Van Phuc	Vietnam	24/12/1964
2005 – 2006	Dao Duy Quyt	Vietnam	Updating...
2004 – 2005	Vu Quang Bao	Vietnam	19/06/1957
2002 – 2004	Nguyen Van Huy	Vietnam	Updating...
Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Hai Phong Football Club is one of the most storied teams in Vietnamese football, representing the port city of Hai Phong. The club’s identity has evolved over many decades, marked by changes in its crest and the vibrant red used in its kits.

The earliest crests of Hai Phong were simple, often just the team name or a stylized anchor to signify the city's maritime heritage. Modern iterations feature a shield-shaped badge incorporating a football, a stylized anchor, and the club name “HAI PHONG FC.” The anchor is the defining motif, emphasizing the city’s seafaring roots, while the football signals the club’s sporting ambitions. In recent years, minor refinements have been made for modern branding, keeping the badge visually bold on and off the pitch.

Red has always been the club’s dominant color, symbolizing strength, dynamism, and the energy of Hai Phong city. White is commonly used as a secondary color for away kits and trim. Over different periods, navy blue and black have debuted as accent colors for alternate kits, but red remains the traditional choice. The vibrant “Hai Phong red” is instantly recognizable in the stands and is a staple of the team’s home and away identity.

The evolution of Hai Phong’s crests and colors reflects both tradition and adaptation, ensuring a strong connection to the city and its passionate supporters while embracing modern trends in football branding.

Fan Club

Hai Phong FC is renowned for having one of the most passionate and devoted fan bases in Vietnamese football. The official fan club, known as "Hội Cổ động viên Hải Phòng" (Hai Phong Supporters’ Association), is considered the most influential and vocal in Vietnam. Nicknamed “Lữ đoàn đỏ” (“The Red Brigade”), these supporters are the heartbeat of every home match.

The Red Brigade is famous for their energetic drumming, synchronized chants, flares, and their sea of red flags and banners, creating a heated and intimidating atmosphere for both opponents and referees. The "Số đỏ" (Red Stand) behind the goal is their traditional gathering place in the stadium—always lively, always supportive, regardless of match outcomes.

Hai Phong supporters also travel in significant numbers to away fixtures, and their loyalty has become a hallmark of the club’s culture. Unrivalled in vocal support, the fan club’s unity and spirit have played a vital role in the club’s domestic football reputation.

Stadium

Hai Phong FC hosts its home matches at the iconic Lạch Tray Stadium, situated in the centre of Hai Phong city, Vietnam. The stadium currently has a seating capacity of approximately 30,000, making it one of the largest football venues in Vietnam.

Lạch Tray Stadium has been the home of Hai Phong football since 1957 and has undergone several renovations throughout its history. Significant improvements were carried out in 2003 and 2013 to update its facilities, enhance spectator comfort, install new seating, floodlights, and modernize the pitch. The passionate atmosphere inside Lạch Tray, especially when filled with the Red Brigade, makes it known as one of the most challenging venues for visiting teams.

The stadium isn't just a football arena—it is a symbol of Hai Phong pride. Hosting numerous important domestic competitions and Vietnamese national team matches, Lạch Tray remains essential to football culture in northern Vietnam.

Honours and Awards

Hai Phong Football Club is one of Vietnam’s traditional powerhouses, having achieved notable success in both league and cup competitions. Founded in 1952, the club has earned a strong reputation for its fighting spirit and consistency, most notably with several top-place finishes in the V.League 1 and memorable cup runs.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Vietnamese National Cup	2	Winner	1995, 2014
2	V.League 1	4	Runner-up	1957, 1970, 2010, 2022
3	Vietnamese Super Cup	1	Winner	2005
4	Independence Cup	3	Winner	1976, 1977, 1981
5	AFC Cup (Asia)	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
6	Other domestic cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Bet on Hai Phong with Betimate's Predictions

Betimate is a website that provides up-to-date data about Hai Phong Football Club. Whether you are a fan of the Red Brigade or an enthusiastic football bettor, Betimate offers a wealth of information to help you make informed choices.

One of Betimate’s core features is its 60% accurate predictions about the outcomes of Hai Phong matches in various tournaments up to 2023. These forecasts use a sophisticated algorithm that considers team form, player performance, and historical results to provide the best insights. While no prediction can be perfect, Betimate is a valuable resource to improve any bettor’s odds.

Beyond predictions, Betimate also gives in-depth statistics on Hai Phong’s players, both past and present, and compiles the club’s history, honors, and notable achievements. Fans can keep abreast of breaking news and current rumors relating to the team.

Betimate is designed to be user-friendly and easily navigated, making it suitable for both experienced bettors and new fans. Its clean layout and updated information make Betimate a key destination for anyone wanting to track Hai Phong FC and maximize their football knowledge or betting success.

FAQs about Hai Phong

Q: What symbol appears on Hai Phong FC’s crest?

A: The crest features a stylized anchor representing the city’s maritime tradition, along with the club name and a football.

Q: What are Hai Phong FC’s traditional colors?

A: The traditional colors are red and white, with red symbolizing energy and the spirit of Hai Phong.

Q: Who are Hai Phong FC’s main rivals?

A: Hai Phong’s fiercest rivals are Hanoi FC and Nam Dinh FC, with whom they contest some of Vietnam’s most passionate derbies.

Q: What is the capacity of Lạch Tray Stadium?

A: Lạch Tray Stadium can host approximately 30,000 spectators.

Q: How many National Cups has Hai Phong won?

A: Hai Phong has won the Vietnamese National Cup twice, in 1995 and 2014.

Q: What is the nickname of Hai Phong’s fan club?

A: The fan club is called "Lữ đoàn đỏ" (Red Brigade).

Q: Has Hai Phong FC ever won the V.League 1 championship?

A: Hai Phong has not won the V.League 1 title; their highest finish has been runner-up.

Q: Who are some notable players that have played for Hai Phong FC?

A: Notable players include Leandro, Hoang Danh Ngoc, Steven Dias, and Van Toan Nguyen.

Q: How do Hai Phong supporters stand out at matches?

A: They are known for their loud drumming, choreographed cheers, banners, and red flares, creating an electric atmosphere in the stadium.

Q: Does Hai Phong FC participate in continental competitions?

A: Hai Phong FC has participated in AFC Cup qualifiers and preliminary rounds, but is yet to make a significant impact in Asian competitions.

Show more Less

Bản quyền © 2018 - 2025 Betimate.com. Đã đăng ký Bản quyền. Bạn phải từ 18 tuổi trở lên để sử dụng trang web này. | GambleAware®