Many streets in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Trang or Can Tho cities had been blocked by football fans who gathered to celebrate Vietnam's historic win against Qatar in the AFC U23 Championship semifinals on January 23. 



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Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam (left) joined with other supporters in Hanoi 

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Deputy PM Vu Duc Dam (left) on the street for the U23 team.



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Health Ministry watched the match on a cell phone in Switzerland.




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Pots, pans, buckets or anything that can produce sounds were used in the celebrations


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Supporters in Hanoi



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Pots, pans, buckets or anything that can produce sounds were used in the celebrations


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In Saigon, thousands of fans flocked to the city centre for the celebrations. All the main streets including Nguyen Hue, Tran Hung Dao, Ton Duc Thang and Nguyen Thai Hoc, were flooded with supporters in red t-shirts waving national flags. 


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A family in Ho Chi Minh City joined the celebrations.

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Vietnamese supporters carried national flags to celebrate the team's victory at the Hoan Kiem Lake on January 23



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Supporters in Da Nang City



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In Hue City


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Traffic police in Pleiku City and many other places had a hard working day


More pictures from Hanoi



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Pots, pans, buckets or anything that can produce sounds were used in the celebrations

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Pots, pans, buckets or anything that can produce sounds were used in the celebrations