How bad is the stadium My Dinh and what is the risk of injury?

The central defender PHAM LY DUC of the Club Hoang Anh GIA Lai will be absent for a month due to a ligament sprain of grade 2.. The defender seen in length of the club of Quang Nam will be absent for 8 months due to a tear of the anterior cruciate ligament. These are the two most recent injuries at the My Dinh stage.

The My Dinh stadium is at high risk

It cannot be confirmed that all the injuries of the players playing at the My Dinh stadium recently come from the grass of the My Dinh stadium. However, the quality of the national stadium is partly an objective cause.

When the visiting teams came to train to familiarize themselves with the My Dinh stadium in the past, the coaches and the players all had the same opinion: the field was bad. Many areas on the ground are unequal, tied up and unbalanced.

The coach the City Trai of Club Hoang Anh Gia Lai complained. He said that part of Pham Ly Duc’s injury was that the surface of the field was landing the player and causing dangerous friction to him.

Coach Van Sy Son (Quang Nam) said, frustrated: “The terrain is so bad, how can we play with such an assembly?” But if people say that we can play, we cannot sit there discuss. »»

That day, the players went out to look at the field and were bored. The terrain is uneven due to assembly, but in one way or another, the V-League allows players to play. Watching the field scares players, this field should not be used for matches.

In the event that seen Tien Long underwent a tear of the anterior cross ligament, he collided with anyone and simply fell after landing. Tien Long was taken to Ho Chi Minh Ville by the Quang Nam Club for a surgery and had to rest for 8 months.

Two serious consecutive injuries in visiting teams serve as a warning to other teams. On the contrary, the Viettel The Cong Club has not met any significant cases. It may be because they train more often here.

The importance of the courtyard

From a sporting scientific point of view, explaining the injuries of players from objective and subjective causes, Dr. Truong Cong Dung – CKII in orthopedic trauma, specialized in musculoskeletal and ligaments – analyzed: “The injuries of players come from many causes. Among them are internal factors such as state of health, history history and physical condition before the match; And external factors such as good shoes, weather and playground.

Among these, the budding terrain is of great importance because it is a condition on which the player has no control. During major tournaments, the land must meet high standards, such as thickness and humidity, which are all calculated and verified by the organizing committee.

The shoes that players have often have aluminum or plastic crampons and are difficult to balance. Therefore, standard and smooth terrain will help players to balance well. On the contrary, bad field can easily lead to injuries to players.

Certain parts of the body which are easily affected and which can cause injuries when the surface of the terrain is bad are muscle areas such as hamstrings, quadriceps, peroneal muscles and the muscles of the groin. Hard surfaces can easily injure the knees, hips and lower back.

Doctor Truong Cong Dung added about the wound to see Tien Long: “The rupture of the anterior cross ligament generally occurs after a strong collision. Long has at most a sprain of the ankle, but not a rupture of the anterior cross ligament. »»

Another example on the ground is the injury of Bui VI Hao. A complicated case directed by Dr Dung and 2 other colleagues at the same time. According to history, VI Hao dribbled the ball and fell, his ankle stuck after turning the ball because the Binh Duong Club afternoon was too dry.