The match is now very noteworthy.

Coach Kim Sang-sik and his team are currently in South Korea for training in preparation for their ambitious goal at the 2024 AFF Cup. The training camp is further enhanced by the opportunity for the Vietnamese national team to play three friendly matches against South Korean clubs, helping the entire team refine their tactical approaches and maintain good form before returning to conquer the AFF Cup.

The Vietnamese national team is actively training in South Korea.

According to the friendly match schedule, Nguyen Tien Linh and his teammates will face Ulsan Citizen, Deagu FC, and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC in succession. The Vietnamese national team's opponent in the first friendly match, taking place at 8:30 AM (Vietnam time, 10:30 AM Korean time) on November 27th, is Ulsan Citizen, a club playing in the third division of South Korea. The difficulty will gradually increase for the Vietnamese team as they face Deagu FC at 12 PM on November 29th (2 PM Korean time) and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC at 12 PM on December 1st (2 PM Korean time). These are two clubs currently playing in the Korean K-League 1.

Duy Mạnh (center) and the Vietnamese national team had three beneficial friendly matches during their training camp in South Korea.

Daegu FC is a team with a rich tradition in South Korea. They finished as runners-up in K-League 1 in 2016. Meanwhile, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC is one of the most famous clubs in South Korea, boasting many national team players and having won the K-League 1 nine times, most recently in 2021. The team has also won the AFC Champions League twice and is currently participating in the AFC Champions League Two, having earned 6 points after three matches and currently sitting second in Group H.

The fans' affection for the Vietnamese national team during their training session in South Korea on November 24th.

Notably, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors is also the team that coach Kim Sang-sik was associated with both as a player and as a head coach. That's why, despite having a busy schedule, the team was still willing to act as a "sparring partner" to help the Vietnamese national team gain experience before concluding their training camp in South Korea.

After arriving in South Korea, the Vietnamese national team maintained a training schedule of two sessions per day. Morning sessions focused on physical conditioning, while afternoon sessions, under coach Kim Sang-sik, focused on tactical training, improving teamwork and coordination, and practicing both offensive and defensive drills.

Vietnam national team's friendly match schedule in South Korea:

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/lich-thi-dau-giao-huu-doi-tuyen-viet-nam-tai-han-quoc-gio-da-rat-dang-chu-y-185241125080425252.htm