SEA Games 33: Vietnam women's team prepares carefully for the opening match against Malaysia

VHO - The Vietnamese women's football team is completing the final preparations for the opening match at the 33rd SEA Games, against the Malaysian women's team on December 5.

On the second day (December 3) in Chonburi (Thailand), the Vietnamese girls had two useful training sessions here.

The players showed their efforts in the training sessions.

In the morning, the whole team performs physical exercises to maintain a healthy state before entering the tournament. In the afternoon, the time is for tactical exercises, focusing on organizing attack - defense and team coordination.

The team spirit is very good. The players show high concentration and determination to complete the goals at this congress.

Young player Nguyen Thi Kim Yen - who is participating in a SEA Games for the first time - shared: "The whole team is focused on preparing, not being subjective and aiming to win 3 points. I hope the fans will always follow and support. The whole team will compete with all their might to bring home the best results."

The whole team is in very good spirits before the opening match.

Meanwhile, captain Huynh Nhu said: “The whole team has had a long preparation process and just had a successful training trip in Japan. This is an opportunity for the whole team to practice tactics, physical strength and cohesion, ready for the upcoming matches.”

In the opening match, the captain of the Vietnamese women's team set a great determination: "The goal of the whole team is to win 3 points. We respect all opponents but always aim for victory. Besides the core force, the young players also left many positive impressions during the training trip and recent training sessions."

The Vietnamese women's team will continue to have their final training session today, December 4, to perfect their tactics before the first match at the 33rd SEA Games against Malaysia on December 5.

Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/the-thao/sea-games-33-doi-tuyen-nu-viet-nam-chuan-bi-ky-luong-cho-tran-ra-quan-gap-malaysia-185599.html