Vietnam women's team goes to Phu Tho to practice, prepare for SEA Games 33

VHO - The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) said that the Vietnamese women's football team has moved to Phu Tho to enter an important training phase, preparing for the 33rd SEA Games.

According to VFF, this is a period of time that the coaching staff considers to be of key importance, helping the whole team perfect their physical foundation and adjust their tactics before entering the international training trip in Japan.

On the first day of moving to Viet Tri, Coach Mai Duc Chung immediately deployed the first training sessions to maintain the rhythm of movement and review the force.

Apart from two players Vu Thi Hoa ( Hanoi Sports Training Center) and Duong Thi Van (Vietnam Coal and Minerals) who continue to practice lightly according to their own training program to recover their health, the remaining players all show a comfortable spirit, good physical condition and high concentration for the common goal.

The cool weather conditions in Viet Tri are considered suitable, helping training sessions take place smoothly.

The coaching staff spends a lot of time on team coordination, improving transitions and perfecting offensive and defensive tactics. This is also an opportunity for new recruits and young players to better integrate into the general playing style.

According to plan, the Vietnamese women's team will practice at Viet Tri Stadium until November 20, then go to Japan for training with high-quality friendly matches.

This is considered an important test step for coach Mai Duc Chung and his colleagues to evaluate performance, choose the optimal squad, and aim for the highest goal at SEA Games 33.

Arranging for the women's team to train in Japan is a great effort by VFF to best prepare the team.

At the 33rd SEA Games, the Vietnamese team is in Group B with Myanmar, Malaysia and the Philippines. The teams will compete in a round robin, with the top two teams advancing to the semi-finals.

Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/the-thao/doi-tuyen-nu-viet-nam-sang-phu-tho-tap-luyen-chuan-bi-cho-sea-games-33-181999.html