The situation is tense after two matches.
In the opening match, U.23 Vietnam won 2-1 against U.23 Laos, a result that was not too convincing but enough to bring 3 important points. However, the only goal conceded and the not-so-sharp attack efficiency put coach Kim Sang-sik's team under a lot of pressure in terms of goal difference.

U.23 Laos (white) stopped early, U.23 Malaysia fought Vietnam for the top spot in the group
Photo: Dong Nguyen Khang
Meanwhile, U.23 Malaysia won a resounding 4-1 victory over U.23 Laos on December 6. This victory not only helped the young team “Harimau Malaya” gain 3 points but also climbed straight to the top of Group B thanks to a goal difference of +3, surpassing U.23 Vietnam (goal difference of +1).
With two consecutive defeats, U.23 Laos officially said goodbye to the tournament, turning the group stage into a tense two-horse race between Vietnam and Malaysia.
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Why is U.23 Vietnam in a difficult position?
With only a difference in goal difference, the direct confrontation between the two teams will have the nature of an early final.
However, the disadvantage is leaning towards U.23 Vietnam: Malaysia is in extremely high spirits after a big win. The way U.23 Vietnam played in the match against Laos still has many points that make fans worried, especially the ability to take advantage of opportunities.

Mr. Kim and U.23 watched the match live at the stadium.
More importantly, Khuat Van Khang and his teammates must win if they want to take the top spot in the group and secure a ticket to the semi-finals. If they only draw with Malaysia, U.23 Vietnam risks losing the right to self-determination due to the unfavorable goal difference.
Being second in the group means the possibility of meeting the top team in Group A – which are usually strong opponents – will be very high.
In the battle on December 11, U.23 Vietnam is not allowed to make mistakes.
Coach Kim Sang-sik and his team understand that this match is not only a professional challenge but also a test of the mettle of the young generation of Vietnamese players. The creativity of Van Khang, the speed of the wingers and the solidity of the defense must all be raised to a new level. After a convincing performance, U.23 Malaysia is ready to cause more surprises. The opponent is not only physically strong but also very fast in transitions - something that the Vietnamese defense must be especially wary of.
SEA Games 33 men's football has 9 teams, divided into 3 groups. The groups compete in a round-robin format to calculate points and rank. The first-place team in each group and the second-place team with the best record will qualify for the semi-finals.

Dinh Bac scored the opening goal against U.23 Laos
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