Commentator Quang Tung: Indonesia is not a tiger

Commentator Quang Tung believes that U22 Vietnam will have the best match since the beginning of the tournament and will defeat U22 Indonesia in the semi-finals of SEA Games 32.

Commenting on the 1-1 draw between U22 Vietnam and U22 Thailand, commentator Quang Tung said: "This was a good match. The players boldly held the ball and deployed their play, with reasonable connections.

In this match, coach Philippe Troussier used many reserve players and fortunately, most of them played well and were confident when facing Thailand."

U22 Vietnam played well in the match against Thailand despite using many reserve players.

According to commentator Quang Tung, coach Philippe Troussier 's intention in the match against Thailand is very clear. The French strategist wants to use all the players who have not played, and at the same time does not put too much emphasis on the result, winning or losing is not important. This creates psychological comfort for the young players.

"We don't care about the result because we've reached the semi-finals and we can meet any team. U22 Vietnam can save energy for the key players. Perhaps Thailand will also be surprised by this," said commentator Quang Tung.

Coach Philippe Troussier and his students are ready for the semi-final match of SEA Games 32.

U22 Vietnam entered the semi-finals of SEA Games 32 with an undefeated record (3 wins, 1 draw), winning second place in Group B. The next opponent of coach Philippe Troussier and his team is Indonesia - the team ranked first in Group A.

"Coach Philippe Troussier will change the lineup in the next match. U22 Vietnam can play like this with peace of mind, just keep playing. Indonesia performed well and ranked first in Group A with impressive stats. However, this team is not a tiger that we should be afraid of. U22 Vietnam can confidently fight," commentator Quang Tung concluded.

The semi-final match between U22 Vietnam and U22 Indonesia will take place at 4:00 p.m. on May 13 at the Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh.

Vietnamnet