Vietnam women's team 1-2 Germany team: Thanh Nha shines

The Vietnamese women's national team is actively training in Germany.

Following their victory over the Covid-19 pandemic at the Asian Championships and qualification for the Women's World Cup, the Vietnamese women's national team successfully defended their SEA Games 32 gold medal, setting a SEA Games record with four consecutive championships.

That success is the result of years of persistent preparation, spanning generations of coaches and players, most notably the hero Mai Duc Chung, to conquer the World Cup dream.

Fortunately, Vietnamese women's football has not been alone on this journey, always having enthusiastic partners like Red Bull, a brand of TCP Vietnam Co., Ltd., ready to "fuel" the passion of the girls, aiming to achieve milestones that will enrich the history of Vietnamese football.

At 11:15 PM on June 24th (6:15 PM local time) at the Bieberer Berg Stadium, the Vietnamese women's national team will face the world's leading team, the German women's national team - currently ranked 2nd in the FIFA rankings, 30 places higher than us.

Coach Mai Duc Chung helped the Vietnamese women's national team realize their World Cup dream.

The fact that a leading contender for the 2023 Women's World Cup enthusiastically accepted the invitation to play a friendly match demonstrates the world's recognition of Vietnam's significant development in recent years.

Coach Mai Duc Chung stated his mindset very clearly: "Vietnam's match against the German women's team is mainly to learn. I know that the level of German football is much higher than Vietnam's, so the goal is to gain experience, so that when we face the US or Netherlands women's teams at the 2023 World Cup, it will be less difficult."

During their special training camp in Europe, Coach Mai Duc Chung and his team played three friendly matches: winning against the Eintracht Frankfurt youth team 2-1, winning against German third-division club Schott Mainz 2-0, and losing to the Polish U23 team 1-2.

Coach Mai Duc Chung said that the Vietnamese women's national team players improve when they compete against opponents who are more skilled, taller, and have better physical fitness.

The Vietnamese women's national team in a friendly match against the Polish U.23 team.

"We are not letting our guard down and are focusing on the most important match of the training camp. Hopefully, the team will score at least one goal to show our gratitude to the fans," striker Pham Hai Yen confidently stated, adding that the preparation process will help the team perform at their best.

In Europe, the Vietnamese women's team focused on improving their speed and physical fitness, increasing their ability to put pressure on opponents. Their synchronized defensive system was further honed to prepare for matches against strong opponents like Germany.

In the match against the German women's team, the Vietnamese women's team will be without their captain, Huỳnh Như, due to an ankle injury sustained in a friendly match against the Polish U.23 team.

Vietnamese fans wholeheartedly cheered for the Vietnamese women's national team.

The coaching staff will carefully consider how to ensure Huynh Nhu is in the best physical condition ahead of the 2023 Women's World Cup. After this friendly match, the Vietnamese women's national team will return home to finalize their squad.

On the afternoon of June 27th, Red Bull, a brand of TCP Vietnam Co., Ltd., is scheduled to collaborate with the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) to organize a farewell and motivational event for Coach Mai Duc Chung and his team before they depart for New Zealand to prepare for the first-ever Women's World Cup.

Arriving in New Zealand in early July, the Vietnamese women's national team will have a short training camp, including two friendly matches against the host team, New Zealand, and Spain.

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