After a month of competition and eight exciting matches, the 2014 Four-Team Tournament has officially concluded. In the final two matches, there were few surprises as the higher-ranked teams all emerged victorious. New records were also set.
K58 BC&TT staged a spectacular comeback against their younger counterparts K59 BC&TT to win 3-1, securing third place for the first time and scoring three goals in a single match at the 2014 Four-Team Cup.
Meanwhile, in the final match, those expecting a balanced and exciting game were certainly disappointed. K57 BC&TT, after their heavy defeat against K56 BC&TT on the opening day, had hoped to learn valuable lessons. However, they were still drawn into K56 BC&TT's style of play and suffered a convincing 0-6 defeat.
With a tennis-set victory in the final, K56 BC&TT deservedly became the new champion of the 2014 Four-Team Cup. They won all four matches, scoring 17 goals and conceding only 2, a truly fitting ending for K56 BC&TT after four years of participating in the Four-Team Cup.
K56 BC&TT deservedly became the new champion of the Four-Team Cup (Photo: Four-Team Cup 2014 Organizing Committee)
Immediately after the final match, the closing ceremony of the Four-Team Cup was also held. The ceremony was attended by Mr. Phan Van Kien – lecturer, Secretary of the Youth Union of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, Mr. Le Phan Quang Ninh – Deputy Secretary of the Youth Union of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, Ms. Pham Ngoc Diep – President of the Student Association of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication,… along with members of the Organizing Committee, the players and a large number of supporters.
The ceremony featured vibrant artistic performances from members of the SOL Art Club - Hanoi University of Social Sciences and Humanities. In his closing speech, Professor Phan Van Kien summarized the main points of the 2014 Four-Team Cup.
At the end of the program, the most anticipated part for the fans was the announcement of the team and individual awards. K56 BC&TT emerged as the champion and also swept all the individual awards. Specifically:
COLLECTIVE AWARD
ButChampion: K56 BC&TT
ButRunner-up: K57 BC&TT
ButThird prize: K58 BC&TT
ButStyle Award: K59 BC&TT
INDIVIDUAL TITLES
ButBest Player: Pham Van Kien (K56 BC&TT)
ButTop scorer: Pham Van Kien (K56 BC&TT)
ButBest Goalkeeper: Doan Minh Vuong (K56 BC&TT)
