Head of delegation Nguyen Hong Minh visits and encourages the national women's team.

VHO - This morning, December 10th, Mr. Nguyen Hong Minh – Deputy Director of the Vietnam Sports Department, Head of the Vietnamese Sports Delegation at the 33rd SEA Games – visited and encouraged the national women's team before their decisive match against the Myanmar women's team, which will take place at 4:00 PM on December 11th at Chonburi Stadium, Thailand.

Head of delegation Nguyen Hong Minh visited and encouraged the women's team

Addressing the players, Coach Nguyen Hong Minh emphasized: “The whole team should maintain their spirits, forget about the less-than-ideal aspects of the previous match, and approach tomorrow's game with the highest determination. I wish the entire coaching staff and players success and the best possible results in this tournament.”

At the meeting, coach Mai Duc Chung reported on the overall situation of the team, stating that despite facing some difficulties, the players are all in good health, have no injuries, high morale, and are determined to win tomorrow's match.

The visit will boost the players' morale and give them confidence for the upcoming match.

This afternoon, the Vietnamese women's national team will have a training session at Legend Academy Stadium at 4:00 PM to acclimatize to the early match time, in order to best prepare for the important match after the two games taking place at 6:30 PM. This training session will also help the players adapt to the new playing conditions, maintain their form, and keep their spirits high.

Tomorrow, the President of the Vietnam Football Federation, Tran Quoc Tuan, will personally attend the match to cheer on the entire team and further motivate the female players.

The attention shown by Team Leader Nguyen Hong Minh, as well as the Vietnamese Sports Delegation, to the women's team will be a great source of encouragement and motivation for the players to remain confident before the important match.

Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/the-thao/truong-doan-nguyen-hong-minh-tham-dong-vien-doi-tuyen-nu-quoc-gia-187157.html