Launching Gala and Draw Ceremony of USSH Cup 2015 Women's Football Tournament

Associate Professor Dr. Pham Quang Minh, Vice Principal of the School (left) is drawing lots to divide the competing teams into groups.

Compared to the two previous tournaments (2012 and 2014), this year the tournament also has 4 groups. The regulations, rules of the competition, and the way the matches are organized for the season have not changed much, with only a few significant changes in the issue of competition uniforms and the way players are substituted.

This year, the Organizing Committee (OC) only specifies the color of the uniform, but the teams will be able to decide and prepare the shirt design themselves. This helps to limit the duplication of shirt colors at least until the end of the group stage, causing difficulties for the organization. At the same time, this change helps the teams have the opportunity to choose the shirt design and material that they like best. In addition, the substitution method has also been improved when the BTC allows the substituted players to return to the field in the next substitution rights.

USSH CUP 2015 is part of the series of activities celebrating the 70th anniversary of tradition and 20th anniversary of the establishment of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. In addition, the USSH Cup 2015 women's football tournament is also an opportunity for faculties to exchange, meet and strengthen the connection between students in the school.

The USSH CUP 2015 will kick off on October 10. Matches will take place every Saturday morning at the C500 Stadium – People’s Security Academy. The quarter-final matches will take place on Sunday, November 1.

Details of the 4 matches

Details of the 4 matches:

Table A:Library Information, Journalism & Communication, Anthropology, Political Science

Table B:Psychology, Sociology, Oriental Studies, Archival Studies & Office Administration

Table C:Tourism Studies, History, Philosophy, Vietnam Studies and Vietnamese Language

Table D:Linguistics, International Studies, Management Science, Literature