The Vietnamese team won the shock of Korea, sending a message that made the whole SEA afraid before the SEA Games
This afternoon (April 12), the Vietnamese women’s team had a rematch with the host South Korea in a training trip ahead of the 31st SEA Games. Three days ago, the two teams met on Goyang and Korea won the match. with a score of 3-0.
At the match this afternoon, coach Colin Bell of the Korean women’s team decided to create opportunities for many substitutes to play. This makes the game more even.
Korea is still the team that opened the scoring, but Thai Thi Thao, Huynh Nhu and Hai Yen respectively scored 3 goals to help the Vietnamese women’s team lead 3-1.
Subsequent efforts only helped the home team get 1 more goal. The match ended with a 3-2 victory overall for the Vietnamese women’s team.
The Vietnamese women’s team had an impressive run for the 31st SEA Games.
Although it was only a friendly match, the victory meant a lot to teachers and coaches Mai Duc Chung. This is the first time in history that the Vietnamese women’s team has beaten South Korea.
Commenting on the players, coach Mai Duc Chung was satisfied and said: “The Vietnamese players played very well in today’s match. Although the first half showed a lack of confidence and a bit misleading, what the players showed in the second half from coordination to scoring situations made me satisfied.
On the other side of the front line, coach Colin Bell expressed dissatisfaction with the defeat of the home team. He requested a team meeting immediately after the match ended.
As planned, tomorrow (April 13), the Vietnamese women’s team will move their accommodation location to continue playing a friendly match. The plan of coach Mai Duc Chung’s teachers and students also had an adjustment when there were only two more matches during the training period in Korea.
With the current performance of host Vietnam, it is clear that gold medal competitors such as Thailand, Philippines, and Myanmar will be really afraid.
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