Vietnam Women's Volleyball Team vs Thailand: Waiting for the Overthrow

The Vietnamese women's volleyball team did everything to defeat the "big sister" of Thailand, the final match of the first leg of SEA V-League 2025, at 5:00 p.m. on August 3.

The highlight of the first round of SEA V-League 2025 is the match between host Thailand and the Vietnamese women's volleyball team . This match is considered the final because the winning team will be ranked first in round 1, before meeting again in round 2 taking place in Vietnam.

The Vietnamese and Thai women's volleyball teams both had two relatively easy victories against Indonesia and the Philippines, thereby really "warming up" when entering the decisive match for the number 1 position.

Thailand is no longer as strong as before. Photo: SAVA

Thailand is the opponent that coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet and his team yearn to defeat in any tournament. This year, in addition to the SEA V-League, the two teams are competing for the 33rd SEA Games gold medal - a tournament where for the first time, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team aims to defeat the Thais to win a historic gold medal.

Before thinking about overthrowing the Thai dominance in the regional arena, Thanh Thuy and her teammates are determined to have the best performance and results when competing against Thailand in the SEA V-League. This is also considered a test for both teams before the SEA Games.

According to experts, Thailand has shown a certain decline recently, most clearly in the somewhat difficult victory against the Philippines on the opening day.

Vietnam women's volleyball team determined to defeat Thailand on Thai soil. Photo: SAVA

Meanwhile, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team has stable performance and confidence. Before competing in the SEA V-League 2025, coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet's team won the AVC Nations Cup championship and was runner-up in the VTV Cup, and had thorough preparation when facing the strongest opponent in Southeast Asia, Thailand.

A match that promises to be difficult, but the Vietnamese women's volleyball team has never had a chance to beat Thailand like this. Hopefully Bich Tuyen and her teammates will do their best to make their opponent from the Land of the Golden Pagoda accept defeat for the first time.

The Vietnam vs Thailand women's volleyball match will take place at 5:00 p.m. on August 3 in Nakhon Ratchasima (Thailand).

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/tuyen-bong-chuyen-nu-viet-nam-vs-thai-lan-17h-ngay-3-8-2428083.html