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Equals: Indonesia’s Sergio Van Dijk (center) fights for the ball with Vietnamese players Dinh Tien Thanh (left) and Ngo Hoang Thinh (right) during their AFF Suzuki 2014 Cup match in Hanoi on Saturday

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span class="caption">Equals: Indonesia'€™s Sergio Van Dijk (center) fights for the ball with Vietnamese players Dinh Tien Thanh (left) and Ngo Hoang Thinh (right) during their AFF Suzuki 2014 Cup match in Hanoi on Saturday. The match ended in a draw, 2-2. (Antara/Prasetyo Utomo)

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