Vietnam U19s put through their paces before Qatar friendlies
After returning from a 10-day training camp in Japan on September 10, the Vietnamese U19 men’s football team worked up a sweat in Hanoi as they are preparing for an upcoming friendly tournament in Qatar.
Vietnam's U19 men's football team will fly to Qatar on September 14 to compete in a tournament from September 16-22. (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) –After returning from a 10-daytraining camp in Japan on September 10, the Vietnamese U19 men’s football teamworked up a sweat in Hanoi as they are preparing for an upcoming friendlytournament in Qatar.
The teamwill train in Hanoi for three days, before flying to Qatar on September 14 tocompete in a tournament from September 16-22, where they will play the U19s ofQatar, Uruguay and the Ivory Coast.
Head coachHoang Anh Tuan said the friendly tournament is an opportunity for the VietnamU19s to gain more experience by facing strong teams and will prepare them forthe 2018 AFC U19 Championship finals.
The 2018 AFCU19 Championship finals are set to get underway from October 18 to November 4in Indonesia, featuring 16 teams. Vietnam’s U19 squad is in Group C withAustralia, the Republic of Korea and Jordan.
The top fourteams of the tournament will qualify for the 2019 FIFA U20 World Cup, scheduledto take place in Poland next year.-VNA
U19 Vietnamese footballers are in Indonesia for the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) U19 Youth Championship which is scheduled to take place in Indonesia from July 1-14.
Vietnam’s U19 team struggled to draw with their rival, defending champion U19 Thailand, in the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) U19 Championship which took placed in Indonesia on July 1.
Vietnam’s U19 football team beat the Philippines’ U19 squad 5-0 in the second match of the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) U19 Youth Championship in Indonesia on July 3.
Vietnam’s U19 team will take part in a friendly tournament from September 16-23 in Qatar with Uruguay, the Ivory Coast and the hosts, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) has announced.
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Vietnam's U19 men's football team will fly to Qatar on September 14 to compete in a tournament from September 16-22. (Source: VNA) 
