SEA Games 33, December 14th: Awaiting good news from shooting, wushu, and athletics.

(NLĐO) – The fourth day of competition lacked many highlights, causing the Vietnamese sports delegation to lag behind on the medal standings, awaiting a rebound today, December 14th.

SEA Games 33 Medal Standings (as of December 13)

Vietnamese sports drop to third place.

Winning 30 gold medals after 4 days of competition was no easy feat for the Vietnamese Sports Delegation, especially when the host country Thailand (95 gold medals) took advantage of every opportunity to create a huge gap at the top of the overall medal table.

The Vietnamese team's strides are still wide open on the race track.

Determined to reclaim second place overall from Indonesia, the Vietnamese sports delegation will make a comeback on the fifth day of competition with high hopes. It is predicted that familiar faces like Trinh Thu Vinh, Le Thi Anh Nguyet, and Duong Thuy Vi will shine brightly in Thailand.

Trinh Thu Vinh will make a mark in the shooting competition.

In shooting, Trinh Thu Vinh is the biggest hope. The star born in 2000 has already qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics and subsequently won the gold medal in the women's 10m air pistol at the 2024 Asian Championships. The SEA Games remain the missing piece in her collection of titles, and Trinh Thu Vinh hopes to "quench her thirst" and win her first SEA Games gold medal on December 14th.

In archery, Le Thi Anh Nguyet exudes confidence and a sense of security. In the individual competition events, Anh Nguyet's performance improved significantly in the decisive rounds. Anh Nguyet will be the cornerstone for Vietnamese archery to win gold on December 14th.

"Wushu Queen" Duong Thuy Vi

In her eighth SEA Games appearance, Duong Thuy Vi is expected to bring more joy to the Vietnamese delegation. As an athlete with great speed, excellent technique, and a fierce competitive spirit, Thuy Vi is fully capable of winning a gold medal on her journey to becoming a legend of Vietnamese wushu.

A day of competition without many highlights caused the Vietnamese delegation to fall behind in the overall medal standings, lagging behind even Indonesia. A strong comeback is definitely needed today, December 14th, and the Vietnamese team has reason to hope for success in traditional strong sports such as athletics, swimming, rowing, football, and volleyball…

Nguyen Thi Thanh Phuc is hoping to win her 6th gold medal.

Not every match is predictable, but the high level of technical skill and fighting spirit provides a basis for believing that the Vietnamese team will continue to win gold medals on the fifth day of competition.

Vietnam Sports Delegation's schedule for December 14th:

Source: https://nld.com.vn/sea-games-33-ngay-14-12-cho-tin-vui-tu-ban-sung-wushu-va-dien-kinh-196251214080849784.htm