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Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	L	GS - GC	G
1	Fredrikstad	3	1	1	0	3 - 0	3
2	Beijing Guoan	3	1	1	0	1 - 0	1
3	Brondby	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
4	FC Copenhagen	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
5	Midtjylland	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
6	IFK Goteborg	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
7	Molde	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
8	Real Salt Lake	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
9	Silkeborg IF	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
10	KÍ Klaksvík	0	1	0	1	0 - 1	-1
11	Elfsborg	0	1	0	1	0 - 3	-3

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Nam Dinh Football Club, commonly known as Nam Dinh FC, is a professional football club based in Nam Dinh, Vietnam. Established in 1965, Nam Dinh FC holds an integral place in the Vietnamese football landscape owing to its rich history, passionate fan culture, and deep local heritage.The team plays its home matches at the Thien Truong Stadium, a renowned venue located in Nam Dinh city and known for its lively atmosphere. The club’s traditional colors are yellow and red, symbolizing vibrancy and strength.Nam Dinh FC boasts a devoted and enthusiastic fan base, often called the “Thanh Nam” supporters. Their songs, flags, and energetic presence turn every home match into a memorable occasion. Nam Dinh has produced and nurtured many national team players and local legends, and the club remains a source of pride for the region.Throughout its history, Nam Dinh FC has experienced both triumphs and challenges, highlighted by their victory at the Vietnamese National Cup in 2007 and several top-four finishes in the V.League 1 (Vietnam’s premier football division). Over the decades, the team has been home to many celebrated names in Vietnamese football and continues its ambition to reclaim further domestic glory.

Team:	Nam Dinh FC
Full name:	Câu lạc bộ Bóng đá Nam Định
Country:	Vietnam
Nickname:	The Cathedral team, Thanh Nam
Founded:	1965
Colors:	Yellow-Red
Stadium:	Thien Truong Stadium 30,000 seats
Address:	No. 170 Nguyen Van Cu, Thong Nhat, Nam Dinh, Vietnam
Telephone:	Updating...
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Website:	https://dongabanknamdinhfc.com/
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History of Nam Dinh FC

Founded

Nam Dinh Football Club was officially established in 1965, in the city of Nam Dinh, Vietnam. Originally formed under the auspices of the textile industry—hence early nicknames like “The Textile Team”—Nam Dinh FC rose through the football hierarchy to become one of northern Vietnam’s most storied teams. The club competed under various names relating to sponsors and local industries, including “Song Lam Textile,” but has been consistently recognized as the pride of Nam Dinh city.

The club’s landmark achievement came in 1985 when Nam Dinh topped national football, and later in 2007 they captured the Vietnamese National Cup. In the early 2000s, Nam Dinh FC remained a regular member of the V.League 1, Vietnam’s highest football division, and produced several players for the national team. Despite some periods of relegation and hardship due to financial and managerial changes, Nam Dinh FC retained their passionate support and have staged memorable comebacks to the top flight, most notably their return in the late 2010s.

Today, Nam Dinh FC remains an iconic symbol of local pride and determination, with ambitions to restore former glories and promote homegrown talent for both club and country.

Finances and ownership

Nam Dinh FC has experienced a complex history regarding finances and ownership. Historically managed by local government and state-run enterprises, in recent years the club has transitioned to a professional model with greater private sponsorship. The key financial backer currently is Dong A Bank, reflected in the club’s official name for sponsorship reasons: Dong A Bank Nam Dinh FC.

Like most Vietnamese clubs, Nam Dinh FC has faced financial challenges due to limited commercial revenue streams and fluctuating income from league performance. However, strong community support, local business partnerships, and recently increasing commercial appeal have contributed to more stable operation and ambitions for long-term development.

The club’s management is known for prioritizing youth development, maintaining strong ties with provincial football academies, and investing in local talent. Efforts have also been made to improve club facilities, fan engagement, and stadium experience, further securing Nam Dinh’s role in Vietnam’s professional football landscape.

Popular culture

Few clubs in Vietnam possess a fan culture as lively and devoted as Nam Dinh FC. “Thanh Nam” supporters are famous for their colorful banners, coordinated yellow apparel, flares, and tireless vocal backing. The Thien Truong Stadium is considered one of the loudest and most atmospheric venues in V.League 1.

The club’s connection to Nam Dinh’s renowned Gothic cathedral inspired the nickname “The Cathedral Team.” Nam Dinh FC features regularly in Vietnamese sports media thanks to the passionate support from both local fans and the Nam Dinh diaspora across Vietnam and abroad.

Besides football, Nam Dinh FC’s matches are seen as important community gatherings—public events that unite families across generations. Songs such as “Thanh Nam khong the thieu” (“Thanh Nam cannot be left behind”) are integral on matchdays, making the football experience a cornerstone of local identity and pride.

Players

Throughout its history, Nam Dinh FC has been home to several distinguished Vietnamese footballers, renowned both domestically and on the national stage.

Local legends like Van Sy Son, Nguyen Van Sy, and Tran Van Quyen are celebrated for their hustle, loyalty, and leadership. In modern times, the club has played a key role in the early careers of players such as Tran Dinh Hoang, Pham Van Quyen, and talented current stars like Doan Thanh Truong and Nguyen Van Quyet.

The current squad features a mix of experienced Vietnamese professionals, international signings, and homegrown youth prospects. The club places a strong emphasis on developing local talent, making Nam Dinh a vibrant contributor to Vietnamese football’s future generations.

Famous Players

Nam Dinh FC’s storied past includes the following notable players:

Nguyen Van Sy: A legend of Nam Dinh football, Van Sy not only played for but later managed the club, also becoming head coach of Vietnam’s U23 national team. His leadership and defense were key throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
Van Sy Son: Renowned for his loyalty, technical skill, and playmaking from midfield, Van Sy Son was a consistent presence for Nam Dinh and the Vietnam national team throughout the 1990s.
Le Quang Hieu: A creative midfielder who played for Nam Dinh during some of the club’s best years, known for his vision and passing ability.
Pham Van Quyen: An immensely talented forward, Van Quyen started his youth career at Nam Dinh before shining at Song Lam Nghe An and for the Vietnam national team.
Nguyen Van Quyet: Now one of Vietnam’s premier forwards, Van Quyet began his professional development in Nam Dinh’s youth teams before achieving national and continental acclaim at Hanoi FC.
Tran Dinh Hoang: A reliable defender who spent his formative seasons with Nam Dinh, later achieving great success with Song Lam Nghe An and the national team.

Top goal scorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Nguyen Van Sy	MF	62	272	0.23
2	Van Sy Son	MF	46	255	0.18
3	Le Quang Hieu	MF	39	181	0.21
4	Tran Duy Hung	FW	38	150	0.25
5	Pham Van Quyen	FW	33	102	0.32
6	Mai Tien Thanh	FW	28	89	0.31
7	Nguyen Van Quyet	FW	21	52	0.40
8	Doan Thanh Truong	FW	20	45	0.44

Typical Squad

Nam Dinh FC ordinarily lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, with the squad comprising Vietnamese talent and international signings. The club has been known for nurturing young players and providing a platform for local standouts. Recent seasons have seen the addition of foreign players, further strengthening the club’s competitive ambitions.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a critical presence for Nam Dinh FC. National team contender Tran Ngoc Toan and experienced shot-stopper Tran Dinh Giang are among recent prominent names between the sticks.

Defender

Nam Dinh’s defense blends homegrown talents and seasoned V.League signings. Trinh Xuan Hoang, Le Van Phu, and international arrivals such as Wesley Dos Santos have been key figures at the back.

Midfielder

The club’s midfield is known for its hard work and creativity, often marshaled by the likes of Tran Manh Hung and foreign signings such as Hendrio Araujo. Youth products continue to be promoted to the first team, carrying on the club’s tradition of developing local leaders.

Forward

Nam Dinh’s attack boasts a mix of Vietnamese speed and flair with the clinical presence of international strikers. Current and recent players such as Rafaelson, Hoang Xuan Tan, and Mai Xuan Quyet have provided crucial goals for the club in recent campaigns.

Youth development remains central, with academy graduates regularly promoted to the first team to sustain Nam Dinh’s proud traditions and competitive edge.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Nam Dinh FC aiming for V.League 1 glory and further advancement in the Vietnamese National Cup. The club’s roster includes a combination of established domestic stars, international professionals, and promising local talents.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Tran Dinh Giang	Vietnam	12/07/1998
Updating	23	Tran Ngoc Toan	Vietnam	28/11/1997
Defender
Updating	5	Le Van Phu	Vietnam	27/05/1986
Updating	3	Wesley Dos Santos	Brazil	17/04/1992
Updating	2	Trinh Xuan Hoang	Vietnam	19/01/1994
Updating	19	Phan Van Hieu	Vietnam	21/12/1997
Midfielder
Updating	10	Tran Manh Hung	Vietnam	15/04/1993
Updating	8	Hendrio Araujo	Brazil	20/05/1994
Updating	6	Nguyen Van Duong	Vietnam	22/11/1996
Updating	11	Nguyen Quang Huy	Vietnam	18/08/1995
Forward
Updating	9	Rafaelson	Brazil	30/03/1997
Updating	7	Hoang Xuan Tan	Vietnam	05/12/1997
Updating	17	Mai Xuan Quyết	Vietnam	10/08/1999
Manager
Updating		Vu Hong Viet	Vietnam	15/07/1979
Ass. Manager
Updating		Doan Thanh Truong	Vietnam	02/03/1973

Coach

Nam Dinh Football Club, one of the most historic teams in Vietnam, has been guided by several notable coaches throughout its existence. These managers have made significant contributions to the development and achievements of the club, including securing V.League 1 titles and historical performances in the Vietnamese football cup tournaments.

Nguyen Van Sy: Regarded as a club legend, Nguyen Van Sy served multiple spells as the head coach of Nam Dinh. Sy guided the team through various stages, most notably leading Nam Dinh to semi-final appearances in the National Cup. He was respected for his tactical discipline and commitment to local player development.
Pham Minh Duc: Taking over the team in difficult moments, Pham Minh Duc played a pivotal role in Nam Dinh's remarkable return to the top-flight and their strong performances in the V.League 1 upon gaining promotion. Under his leadership, Nam Dinh successfully battled relegation and inspired a fighting spirit within the squad.
Nguyen Van Duyet: Renowned as the architect of Nam Dinh’s greatest triumph, Nguyen Van Duyet led the club to the V.League 1 championship in 1985 (when the competition was named different), marking a golden era for Nam Dinh football and etching his name into the club’s legacy.
Vu Hong Viet: Appointed in recent seasons, Vu Hong Viet has been instrumental in stabilizing and modernizing the team. His work has helped Nam Dinh secure impressive results, including finishing in the upper half of the league table and making notable runs in the National Cup.
Nguyen Van Sap: As a long-standing head coach, Nguyen Van Sap led Nam Dinh during their successful campaigns in the late 1990s and contributed to their runner-up finish in the 1998 V.League 1.

These coaches, alongside many others, have built the foundation for Nam Dinh’s competitive spirit, resilience, and identity as one of Vietnam’s most passionate football clubs.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2023 – Present	Vu Hong Viet	Vietnam	05/09/1979
2022 – 2023	Nguyen Van Sy	Vietnam	10/02/1971
2021 – 2022	Nguyen Van Dinh	Vietnam	Updating...
2019 – 2021	Nguyen Van Sy	Vietnam	10/02/1971
2018 – 2019	Pham Minh Duc	Vietnam	20/05/1976
2016 – 2018	Nguyen Van Duyet	Vietnam	Updating...
2014 – 2016	Nguyen Manh Cuong	Vietnam	Updating...
2012 – 2014	Nguyen Van Sap	Vietnam	Updating...
2009 – 2012	Nguyen Van Sy	Vietnam	10/02/1971
2006 – 2009	Phan Van Tuong	Vietnam	Updating...
2003 – 2006	Tran Van Phuc	Vietnam	Updating...
2001 – 2003	Nguyen Van Sap	Vietnam	Updating...
1997 – 2001	Nguyen Van Sap	Vietnam	Updating...
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1993 – 1995	Nguyen Thanh Tung	Vietnam	Updating...
1990 – 1993	Nguyen Van Duyet	Vietnam	Updating...
1985 – 1990	Nguyen Van Duyet	Vietnam	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Nam Dinh Football Club, often known as Nam Dinh FC, is a longstanding Vietnamese professional football club based in Nam Dinh city. The club’s visual identity and kit colors have evolved over the decades, reflecting its heritage and the local community’s traditions.

The original crest of Nam Dinh FC was simple, featuring a golden star at the center, referencing both the national symbol of Vietnam and the aspiration for excellence. In the mid-2000s, the crest was revamped to include a stylized image of the Nam Dinh province gate, adding historical resonance and local pride. The current crest, adopted in 2018, is a circular badge with the gate, a yellow football, and red trim, with “Nam Dinh Football Club” written prominently around the edge. The design represents resilience, unity, and the storied culture of the region.

Nam Dinh’s traditional colors are yellow and red. The home kit usually features a bright yellow base with red accents, symbolizing prosperity and passion – colors closely tied to the province’s flag. During the early 2010s, the team briefly experimented with alternative color schemes, such as white and blue for specific away matches, but always returned to their iconic yellow and red. These colors are celebrated for their visibility and symbolic connection to both the city and the broader Vietnamese culture.

Through the years, both the crest and colors of Nam Dinh FC have become a rallying point for fans and serve as a strong emblem of the club’s identity on and off the pitch.

Fan Club

Nam Dinh FC boasts one of the most passionate and loyal fan bases in Vietnam, renowned for their unwavering support and vocal presence at every match. The largest and most prominent supporter group is “Hội Cổ Động Viên Nam Định” (Nam Dinh Supporters Association), often simply called “Golden Fans” because of their signature yellow attire.

Nam Dinh’s supporters are famous for transforming the stands into a sea of yellow and red, proudly waving massive flags, holding up banners, and singing traditional chants throughout the 90 minutes. Home or away, their support is consistent, frequently traveling across the country to back the team during V.League 1 fixtures and cup matches, making Nam Dinh’s away support among the strongest in Vietnam.

The fan culture is deeply rooted in the communal spirit and resilience of the people of Nam Dinh province. The club’s supporter base places great emphasis on unity, hospitality, and the transmission of sporting passion across generations. Their tifos and coordinated displays are regularly featured in Vietnamese football media, setting a high standard for football culture in the country.

Stadium

Nam Dinh Football Club plays its home matches at the iconic Thiên Trường Stadium in Nam Dinh city, Vietnam. Often dubbed the "cathedral of Vietnamese football," Thiên Trường Stadium is admired for its unique design and buzzing matchday atmosphere.

The stadium was inaugurated in 2003 and can accommodate approximately 30,000 spectators, making it one of the largest football-specific venues in Vietnam. Over the years, it has been renovated multiple times to improve seating, pitch conditions, and facilities for players and fans alike. Most notably, major upgrades occurred in 2019, ensuring compliance with V.League 1 standards and enhancing the overall experience for both supporters and teams.

Thiên Trường Stadium is more than a football ground; it serves as a vibrant meeting place for the local community and is a symbol of pride and resilience for Nam Dinh province. The intensity and enthusiasm of the home crowd make it one of the most challenging venues for visiting teams in Vietnamese football.

Honours and Awards

Nam Dinh FC, established in 1965, is one of the oldest and most recognized football clubs in Vietnam. The team has had historical successes in Vietnamese football competitions, particularly in the late 1980s and early 2000s, when it consistently competed for national titles.

Nam Dinh’s most celebrated achievement is its triumph in the Vietnamese National Cup in 2007. The club has also finished as runners-up in the V.League 1, Vietnam’s top football division. While known primarily for domestic competition, Nam Dinh has represented Vietnam in the AFC Cup, earning valuable international experience.

The club is revered for its player development, having produced several notable Vietnamese footballers who have contributed to the success of the national team over the years.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Vietnamese Cup	1	Winner	2007
2	V.League 1	2	Runner-up	1985, 1987
3	Vietnamese Super Cup	1	Runner-up	2007
4	AFC Cup	1	Group Stage	2008
5	Vietnamese First Division	1	Winner	2017

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FAQs about Nam Dinh

Q: When was Nam Dinh Football Club founded?

A: Nam Dinh FC was established in 1965.

Q: What is the capacity of Thiên Trường Stadium?

A: Thiên Trường Stadium can hold approximately 30,000 spectators.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Nam Dinh FC?

A: Yellow and red are the traditional colors of Nam Dinh FC.

Q: How many national cup titles has Nam Dinh won?

A: Nam Dinh has won the Vietnamese National Cup once, in 2007.

Q: Who are Nam Dinh FC's main rivals?

A: Nam Dinh’s primary rivals include Thanh Hoa FC and Haiphong FC, with matches against these teams drawing intense interest.

Q: Has Nam Dinh FC participated in continental tournaments?

A: Yes, Nam Dinh participated in the AFC Cup in 2008, reaching the group stage.

Q: What is the nickname of Nam Dinh supporters?

A: They are commonly referred to as the “Golden Fans” for their distinctive yellow colors and spirited support.

Q: How does the club involve the local community?

A: Nam Dinh FC is noted for its strong ties to local schools, youth football programs, and annual events that promote regional identity and communal pride.

Q: Who are some notable players that have come from Nam Dinh FC?

A: Notable former Nam Dinh players include Tran Cong Minh and Pham Van Quyen, both of whom have had significant impacts in Vietnamese football.

Q: When was the last major renovation to Thiên Trường Stadium completed?

A: The most recent major upgrades were completed in 2019 to modernize facilities for V.League 1 standards.

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