Borussia Dortmund football stars play friendly against VN children

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The German footballers hold an exchange with local children on November 29 at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center in Hanoi.
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The young footballers are eager to share a pitch with their heroes from Borussia Dortmund.
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The players from the Bundesliga side enthusiastically show off their skills to the children.
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This is the first trip to Vietnam for many German players, including midfielder Emre Can.
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The match sees local children cause difficulties for the foreign football stars.
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The children go on to stun both their guests and spectators by beating the German side 4-0.
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Borussia Dortmund FC’s players are practising at the My Dinh National Stadium ahead of their friendly fixture against Vietnam on November 30. However, football star Marco Reus won’t join the match because of an injury.
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The friendly match is considered a test for coach Park Hang-seo and his students ahead of their AFF Cup campaign due to run from December 20 to January 16, 2023.

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