The national team of Vietnam have reclaimed their throne after six years, delivering a convincing triumph over the “Elephants”, reminiscent of Vietnam’s historic win at the AFF Cup 2008. Thousands of fans flooded the streets of Hanoi to celebrate the national team’s championship. Given that the match took place on a Sunday and carried great significance for Vietnamese sports, the number of spectators and people taking to the streets far exceeded that of the first leg final on January 2. Fans found creative and unconventional ways to celebrate, using everyday household items as makeshift noisemakers. Some banged on pots and pans, while others clapped together plastic water bottles, turning the streets into a lively sea of sound and energy. In various parts of Hanoi, people drew attention with their unique outfits and eye-catching performances, expressing their love for the team in ways that made passersby stop and stare. Around the Cau Giay district area, as soon as the final whistle blew to confirm Vietnam's victory, fireworks were set off at crowded spots. Red flares lit up the hands of groups of ecstatic fans, their cheers echoing through the night in celebration of the ASEAN Cup 2024 title. A sea of red flags filled the streets, as long parades of motorbikes and cars weaved through the city. At every intersection, people of all ages—young and old, men and women—paused to share high-fives, chant "Vietnam Champion!" and embrace the sense of unity and national pride./.