Doan Van Hau kisses wife after 5-0 win: CAHN dominates 2026-2026 National Super Cup

When the final whistle blew at Hang Day Stadium, Doan Van Hau ran straight to the stands where his wife Doan Hai My was standing. He hugged her tightly and planted a passionate kiss on her forehead as thousands of CAHN fans cheered. That moment was not only about victory, but also a testament to a journey overcoming injuries and pressure. The 2026-2026 National Super Cup final ended with a 5-0 scoreline in favor of CAHN, an overwhelming win that surprised even the most optimistic fans. The context of this match was extraordinary. Just days before, the Vietnam national team had defended their ASEAN Cup title. Among the heroes were four CAHN players: Doan Van Hau, Nguyen Quang Hai, Dinh Bac, and Le Van Do. They returned from international duty with only a few days to recover before facing CA TP.HCM, a younger police club with less pedigree. Fans remember the goals; I remember the rules: the Super Cup regulations allow internationally active players to be registered but lack mandatory rest periods, raising questions about schedule coordination between AFF and V.League. Coach Alexandre Polking, winning his second consecutive Super Cup, fielded his strongest lineup. From the first minutes, CAHN imposed their game with high pressing that forced CA TP.HCM into errors. In the 12th minute, Quang Hai received a pass, turned, and fired a diagonal shot into the net. The goal came from a sharp combination – something Polking has drilled into his squad all season. Watching the replay is not distrust; it’s respect for the truth: Dinh Bac’s pass before the goal had split the defense open, creating just enough space for Quang Hai to burst through. The first half ended 3-0. The second goal came from a set piece: Le Van Do headed in from Quang Hai’s corner. The third was a solo run by Dinh Bac, who later was surrounded by female fans for photos after the match. Dinh Bac is not just the future of Vietnamese football; he is the present. His agility and technique troubled the CA TP.HCM defense throughout the 90 minutes. In the second half, CAHN maintained pressure. Polking made timely substitutions to preserve his key players for the upcoming V.League season. In the 58th minute, Doan Van Hau delivered a precise cross from the left flank, and Quang Hai tapped in from close range for 4-0. This was Quang Hai’s second goal of the match, cementing his reputation as “the big-game player” that the media has attached to him for years. The final goal came from a substitute – a textbook counterattack finished with a low shot into the far corner. CA TP.HCM, despite their efforts, could not match CAHN’s superiority. They had a few dangerous counterattacks but lacked precision in the final third. The 0-5 defeat was hard to swallow, but as the original article’s author noted: “Losing to CAHN is normal, but losing 0-5 is unacceptable.” Mistakes are a footnote; only silence is the verdict. And CA TP.HCM remained silent throughout the match under the opponent’s pressure. A special highlight of the match was not just the scoreline. Le Van Do lifting the Super Cup trophy with his girlfriend on the pitch went viral on social media. Doan Van Hau said after the match: “Having my wife by my side, both when I was injured and when I am healthy, is my greatest motivation.” He has now won the Super Cup for the third time, an impressive personal record for a player just 27 years old. Tactically, Polking showed flexibility. He built a system where every player knows their role, not just relying on stars. The returning national team players integrated immediately, indicating a healthy dressing room atmosphere and strong cohesion. Quang Hai, after many career ups and downs, is now a true leader on the pitch. He not only scores but also controls the tempo, helping younger teammates gain confidence. However, the heavy victory raises questions about V.League’s competitive balance. CAHN, with financial backing from the Ministry of Public Security, is increasingly dominant. They possess the best domestic squad, and without worthy rivals, the league could lose its appeal. CA TP.HCM, despite being a police club, has limited investment. They need a reconstruction plan after this defeat. A change in tactical approach and personnel is necessary if they are to avoid falling further behind. The contrarian view: perhaps the 5-0 scoreline does not reflect CA TP.HCM’s true level. They faced a CAHN at the peak of form, plus the psychological burden of playing a final against a fellow police club. Also, the congested schedule could have tired CAHN’s national team players, but conversely, the winning momentum from the ASEAN Cup fueled their explosive performance. This is a difficult puzzle for organizers: how to balance national team success and domestic league quality. At the end of the match, CAHN not only won the Super Cup but also reinforced their status as the number one force in Vietnamese football. For Polking, the next goals are to defend the V.League title and go deep in continental competitions. For players like Doan Van Hau, Quang Hai, Dinh Bac, and Le Van Do, they are living the best days of their careers, with both national team and club achieving glory. But football is a cycle, and the biggest challenge always lies ahead: maintaining the peak when opponents grow hungrier.