AFF Cup: Vietnam has good start with 6-0 victory against Laos
Vietnam had a good start at the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 with a 6-0 triumph against Laos on December 21, which helped the team rise to the top of Group B.
Vietnam had a good start at the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 with a 6-0 triumph against Laos (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam had a good start at the AFFMitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 with a 6-0 triumph against Laos on December 21,which helped the team rise to the top of Group B.
Addressing a press briefing after the game, head coach ParkHang-seo said he is pleased at the performance of the whole team, and thankedthem for their efforts. He said he will watch the game again and draw lessons inorder to make good preparations for next game against Malaysia.
Park complimented the Lao team which comprises of young players to prepare for the next SEA Games, and spoke highly of the tactics deployed bythe head coach of Laos.
Mentioning the injury of Quang Hai, he said he has yet toreceive the medical report on the striker’s situation.
Initial information showed that Hai’s injury is not seriousand he may have some individual training before the game with Malaysia in MyDinh on December 27./.
Vietnamese attacking midfielder Khuat Van Khang has been voted by the organisers of the AFF Cup as one of the top five young players to watch at the tournament.
Chargé d'Affaires of the Vietnamese Embassy in Laos Phan Minh Chien said that the embassy will provide all necessary support to the Vietnamese national football team at a meeting with the squad members on December 19.
Head coach Park Hang-seo and his players are ready for the AFF Cup 2022, despite the fact that this will be his last tournament as head coach of Vietnam, Park said at a press conference on December 20 before the game against Laos.
The national men's football team of Vietnam sets a target of gaining three points in the opener of the AFF Cup 2022 against Laos, which will take place at 7:30 pm on December 21.
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Vietnam had a good start at the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 with a 6-0 triumph against Laos (Photo: VNA) 
