The Philippines scored in injury time, putting the Vietnamese women's team in a difficult position.

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STARTING LINEUP
Philippine women's team: Olivia Davies; Long Moriah, Malea Louise, Rebecca Cowart, Sawicki Katrina, Guy Marie, Sara Kristine, Angela Rachael, Alexa Marie, Pasion Isabella, Mary Ramirez
Vietnam Women's National Team: Tran Thi Kim Thanh; Hai Yen, Kim Yen, Truc Huong, Hai Linh, Diem My, Tran Thi Duyen, Thanh Nha, Van Su, Bich Thuy
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The Myanmar women's team secured their second victory at the 33rd SEA Games by easily defeating the Malaysian women's team 3-0, setting the stage for a crucial match against the Vietnamese women's team on December 11th.
The Myanmar women's team, with 6 points, continues to lead Group B and will wait for the result of the Vietnam vs. Philippines match to know if they have qualified for the semi-finals. If Vietnam wins or draws, Myanmar will compete with Vietnam for first place in the group. However, if Coach Mai Duc Chung's team fails to secure 3 points, Myanmar's semi-final qualification will not be guaranteed, and they will have to wait until December 11th for the decisive match between the two teams to determine the winner.

The girls from Myanmar (left) are very strong.
PHOTO: KHA HOA
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FIRST HALF BEGINS!
The Vietnamese women's team kicked off first.
The Vietnamese women's team took to the field in their traditional red uniforms, while the Philippines team wore white shirts and black shorts.
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The match was lively and intense right from the start. Bich Thuy took the first shot of the game, but her long-range effort couldn't beat the Philippine goalkeeper.
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Pham Hai Yen unleashed a decisive shot, but the ball narrowly missed the Philippines goalkeeper's goal.
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The Philippine players, with their excellent physical fitness and build, also created sharp attacks, causing difficulties for the Vietnamese women's team's defense.

Philippines vs Vietnam (in red shirts)
PHOTO: KHA HOA
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Bich Thuy unleashed a skillful shot with her right foot, but still couldn't beat the Philippine goalkeeper. Quick passes and skillful ball control are the "weapons" that the Vietnamese girls are showcasing against the Philippines.
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No entry!
Marie Pino's shot narrowly missed the crossbar of goalkeeper Kim Thanh's goal.
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Thai Thi Thao took a powerful long-range shot that was on target, but it went straight to the Philippines goalkeeper, who made a successful save.
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Thanh Nhã skillfully dribbled the ball and then decided to shoot from a tight angle, but was unsuccessful as the Philippines goalkeeper comfortably saved the shot.
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Despite being physically weaker than their opponents, the Vietnamese women's team players were very agile, fiercely and effectively contesting for the ball. The match between the two teams, both former World Cup qualifiers, is proving to be exciting, with many high-quality plays.
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Goalkeeper Kim Thanh reacted quickly, rushing out to cleanly catch Marie Guy's shot. The Philippines players launched sharp long-ball attacks.
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Hai Yen intervened in time, causing Moriah's header to go as intended, allowing goalkeeper Kim Thanh to successfully catch the ball and neutralize the opponent's sharp corner kick.
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The Vietnamese women's team makes a substitution. Huỳnh Như comes on to replace Trúc Hương.
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The first half had 1 minute of added time.
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END OF FIRST HALF!
The two teams are currently tied 0-0.
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SECOND HALF BEGINS!
The Philippines women's team kicks off.
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The Vietnamese and Philippine players continued to create a back-and-forth game, fiercely contesting the ball and launching proactive attacks whenever they had possession.
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No entry!
Bich Thuy took a close-range shot, but a Philippine player managed to retreat and clear the ball, saving her from conceding a goal at the last moment. Another opportunity arose from a quick counter-attack; captain Huynh Nhu took a long-range shot, and Bich Thuy successfully won the ball, beating the Philippine goalkeeper, but failed to score. It was a great disappointment for the Vietnamese women's team to miss such a golden opportunity.
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The Vietnamese and Philippine teams created a very balanced game, with players maintaining high concentration in every play. Whichever team scored first would have the opportunity to win all three points.
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The Vietnamese women's team deliberately slowed down the pace of the game, controlling the ball in order to stretch the Philippines' formation.
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The Vietnamese women's team made substitutions, with Ngoc Minh Chuyen and Thu Thao being brought onto the field.
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The Vietnamese team makes a substitution. Tran Thi Thu comes on, Hai Linh goes off.
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Coach Mai Duc Chung's changes have helped the Vietnamese national team play more incisive attacking football. However, caution is still needed against opponents' quick counter-attacks.
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Philippines goalkeeper Davies was injured and needed medical attention. The Vietnamese team was playing better in the final minutes of the second half.
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Van Su unleashed a long-range shot after a pass from Huynh Nhu, but the ball went over the crossbar of the Philippines goalkeeper's goal. In this situation, Van Su's coordination with his teammates would have been more effective.
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The Vietnamese team's attacking pressure on the Philippines' defense intensified. Unfortunately, Huynh Nhu and her teammates were unable to score.
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Thanh Nhã took a long-range shot, but the ball went over the crossbar of the Philippines goalkeeper's goal.
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The second half had 5 minutes of added time.
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The ball touched the hand of a Philippine player inside the penalty area, but the referee did not award Vietnam a penalty kick.
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GOAL!
GOAL! The Philippines unexpectedly take the lead. Marie Ramirez finishes from close range, beating goalkeeper Kim Thanh. The opportunity came after two attempts by her teammates. Goalkeeper Davies initiated the attack.
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THE MATCH IS OVER!
The Philippines women's team defeated the Vietnam women's team 1-0.
The situation in Group B has become extremely close after two rounds of matches. Myanmar leads with 6 points, while Vietnam and the Philippines are behind with 3 points each. In the final match, Vietnam must win against Myanmar to secure qualification. The Philippines have an advantage as they will face the weakest opponent in the group, Malaysia, in the final round.

The Vietnamese women's team affirmed their strength as the reigning champions.

In the first round, the Vietnamese women's team easily defeated Malaysia 7-0, while the Philippines unexpectedly lost 1-2 to Myanmar. Therefore, the clash between the Vietnamese and Philippine women's teams promises to be intense. Coach Mai Duc Chung's team will advance to the semi-finals early if they secure all three points, while the Philippines cannot afford to lose if they want to keep their chances of progressing alive.

Thai Thi Thao (left) and the Vietnamese women's national team are determined to defeat the Philippines.

PHOTO: KHA HOA

Having suffered a 1-2 defeat against the Philippines women's team at the 32nd SEA Games, coach Mai Duc Chung shared: "The Philippines team will certainly increase the pace of the game, using physical strength to overwhelm and send many high balls into the 16.5-meter area. That's their strength, so the coaching staff always reminds the defenders and midfielders to tightly mark their attacking threats and not give them much space to make deep passes into the middle."

During preparations for the 33rd SEA Games, the Vietnamese women's team meticulously practiced drills to counter the playing style of the Philippine team. Defender Luong Thi Thu Thuong stated: "The Philippine players are very tall and strong, and good at heading, so my teammates and I tried to minimize their attacking power, while also closely marking them and strictly adhering to the coach's tactics."

The Vietnamese women's team will secure a place in the semi-finals if they defeat the Philippines in their second match of Group B, which takes place today.

PHOTO: NHAT THINH

While coach Mai Duc Chung gave opportunities to several young players in the opening match against Malaysia, considered the weakest team in Group B, it is highly likely that the "elite" players of the Vietnamese women's football team will be on the field in the crucial match against the Philippines. Thai Thi Thao and her teammates are expected to secure a convincing victory against the Philippines to affirm the strength of the defending champions.

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