
Huynh Nhu wants to set a record of 5 consecutive SEA Games gold medals
Photo: Ngoc Duong
Where does the Vietnam women's team play?
The Vietnamese women's team is in Group B with Myanmar, Malaysia and the Philippines. According to the schedule at Chonburi Stadium, coach Mai Duc Chung and his team will meet Malaysia at 6:30 p.m. on December 5. This is a favorable start because Malaysia is considered the weakest team in the group.
Next, the Vietnamese women's team will have two extremely tough matches against two rivals, the Philippines (6:30 p.m. on December 8) and Myanmar (4:00 p.m. on December 11). The Philippines won the 2022 ASEAN Cup while Myanmar reached the final of the 32nd SEA Games in Cambodia and the 2025 ASEAN Cup in Hai Phong .
Unlike the Vietnamese team, which played the entire group stage in Songkhla city before moving to Bangkok for the knockout round, coach Mai Duc Chung and his team were based in Chonburi city, playing at the Chonburi stadium, built in 2010 with a capacity of nearly 9,000 seats.
Huynh Nhu conquers the record

Vietnamese football sets the highest target in all events at SEA Games 33
Photo: VFF
It is expected that after the group stage, the top two teams will qualify for the semi-finals on December 14 at Chonburi Stadium or TNSU Chonburi Stadium, depending on the results of the host team Thailand. The final match and bronze medal match will be held on December 17 at Chonburi Stadium.
This will be a tournament of great significance for the captain of the Vietnamese women's team, Huynh Nhu. At the age of 33, this SEA Games could be one of the last tournaments for the record holder of Vietnamese football titles.
At the moment, Huynh Nhu owns 4 consecutive SEA Games gold medals from 2017 to 2023. If crowned in Chonburi on December 17, the golden girl from Vinh Long will set a new record with 5 consecutive SEA Games gold medals.

Official schedule of Vietnam women's team in the group stage of SEA Games 33
Photo: VFF
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/lich-thi-dau-moi-nhat-doi-tuyen-nu-viet-nam-cung-cham-tran-malaysia-nhung-khong-co-nhap-tich-185251106211021419.htm







Comment (0)