“Supercomputer” makes heartwarming predictions about Vietnam women's team at World Cup

Recently, Stuff published an article evaluating the chances of the Vietnamese women's team gaining points in the group stage of the 2023 World Cup.

Vietnam women's team ready for World Cup 2023.

According to the analysis of the "supercomputer", the most difficult match for coach Mai Duc Chung and his team will be the confrontation with the US women's team.

Specifically, Huynh Nhu and her teammates only have a 3% chance of winning points against the reigning world champion.

This ratio is also understandable because the difference in class between the two teams is too great at the moment.

While the US is the champion of the last two World Cups, this is the first time the Vietnamese women's team has participated in this tournament.

Next, in the match against the Dutch women, the red girls' odds increased to 5% chance of winning and 7% chance of a draw.

Thus, according to the prediction of the "supercomputer", the Vietnamese women's team has a 12% chance of taking points from the reigning runner-up of the tournament.

Notably, in the match against Portugal, coach Mai Duc Chung's students have a 35% chance of scoring points. Of which, there is a 19% chance of winning and a 16% chance of drawing.

In terms of class, the team from the Iberian peninsula is considered slightly better than Huynh Nhu and her teammates.

However, the technical gap between the two sides is not as large as compared to the US or the Netherlands.

Therefore, if playing to their true potential, the Vietnamese women's team is completely capable of taking points from Portugal.

According to the schedule, at the 2023 World Cup, coach Mai Duc Chung and his team will face the US women's team (July 22), Portugal (July 27) and the Netherlands (August 1).

Related information, on the morning of July 5, the girls in red left Hanoi to go to New Zealand to attend the 2023 World Cup.

Source: http://www.baogiaothong.vn/sieu-may-tinh-du-doan-mat-long-ve-doi-tuyen-nu-viet-nam-tai-world-cup-d596382.html