At 2am on July 11, on many streets in Hanoi's Old Quarter as Hang Bong, Hang Da, Hang Buom, Cho Gao, and Ta Hien large-screen TVs were placed on the pavement, surrounded by football fans.

On Hang Bong Street, in front of house number 116, Mr. Do Duc Quyen and workers who are building Quyen’s house watched the game on a 40-inch TVs. Quyen’s wife prepared a basket of boiled peanuts and some bottles of beer for these football fans.

Although the game took place at 2am, fans gathered a few hours before.

These are big fans of the king sport. They do not want to watch the game alone at home. Watching it together, fans can discuss and share the exciting atmosphere together.

Fans focus on the game.

During the break between the two sets, some people eat cakes and steamed glutinous rice.

At a tea shop on Hang Da Street.

Minh (black cap), a security guard at Hang Da Trading Center.

Thanh from Hung Yen province who took his son to Hanoi for a vacation.

Thanh and his son are big football fans.

Hiep (red cap) always watch Euro football games at cafes.

After 90 minutes without any goal scored, some fans are tired and fall asleep on the chairs during extra time.

Unexpectedly, Eder scored the precious goal for Portugal at the 109th minute. Some audience jumped up to celebrate.

The game finished with a victory for Ronaldo and his team.

After the game, many people stayed to watch the moment when the Portuguese captain lifted the Euro 2016 trophy.