Women

Played against host Philippines, which has played very well recently and is also the representative of Southeast Asia to qualifier to the 2023 Women’s World Cup, head coach Mai Duc Chung is cautious and used the strongest formation for the Vietnamese women’s team.

MANILA (14 July 2022) – Defending champions Vietnam asserted their mastery over Myanmar 4-0 to top Group B of the AFF Women’s Championship 2022 at the Rizal Memorial Stadium last night.

Defending champions Vietnam and Myanmar dispatched their separate foes in a lopsided fashion to set up a showdown for Group B leadership in the AFF Women’s Championship at the rain-drenched Binan Stadium in Laguna.

Two days after the 3-0 victory over the Cambodian women’s team, the Vietnamese women’s team excitedly entered the competition with the Laos women’s team and won 5-0.
At the end of the match, on behalf of VFF Executive Standing Committee, Acting President Tran Quoc Tuan called to congratulate the Vietnamese women’s football team, and at the same time noted that the whole team continued to focus on calculating the force and playing well in next matches…

Defending champions Vietnam strolled past Cambodia 3-0 earlier this evening to pick up their first three points in Group B of the AFF Women’s Championship at the Binan Football Stadium.

Despite going through a long journey from France to the Philippines to attend the 2022 AFF Women’s Cup, the Vietnamese women’s team is still maintaining a good mental state and health – Head coach Mai Duc Chung shared at online press conference before the tournament.

A record 11 teams are set to do battle in this year’s AFF Women’s Championship 2022 in the Philippines on 4-17 July 2022.