Southeast Asian fans sympathize with the Vietnamese women's team

After hearing the news that the Vietnamese women's team lost 0-9 to Spain, many Southeast Asian fans expressed sympathy and concern...

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On-field developments of the friendly match between the Vietnamese women's team and the Spanish women's team. (Source: VFF)

In the last friendly match before the 2023 Women's World Cup, the Vietnamese women's team lost 0-9 to Spain. Against the world's top opponents, coach Mai Duc Chung's team could not create any surprises.

Although we only lost two goals in the first half, we lost another seven goals in the second half. This loss is a lesson for the Vietnamese women's team to reflect on themselves before the big world football tournament.

After witnessing the Vietnamese women’s team’s defeat to Spain, many Southeast Asian fans had mixed reactions. Many expressed sympathy for coach Mai Duc Chung’s team.

Paula love Ramas Bernasor commented: "The Vietnamese women's team faced a strong opponent and they did their best. Best of luck to you from the Philippines."

Ahmad Amiruldin Amin wrote: "I don't understand why people laugh at the Vietnamese women's team. They did their best. Losing to a strong team like Spain is nothing to be ashamed of."

Huda Qhoirun Nurfaza account wrote: "No matter what, the Vietnamese women's team is still the strongest in Southeast Asia."

Terry Dario's account sympathized: "This defeat is a valuable lesson for the Vietnamese women's team."

Account Jamie Pantua shares the same opinion: "Keep fighting and come back stronger, Vietnam women's team! I respect you guys."

In addition, many fans expressed concern. Jo Eb wrote: "I started to feel worried when the Vietnamese women's team faced the Netherlands and the US."

After the match with Spain, the Vietnamese women's team has 7 days to prepare before the match with the US women's team in the opening match of the 2023 World Cup. This match takes place at 8:00 a.m. on July 22.

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