After a 1-3 defeat against the world's number 3 team Poland in the opening match, the Vietnamese women's team (ranked 22nd in the world) continues to face challenges when their opponents are the German girls (ranked 11th in the world).
Despite their best efforts, the disadvantage in skill level could not help the Vietnamese women's team avoid defeat.
The Vietnamese girls in this match only caused some difficulty for their opponents at times, before accepting a 0-3 defeat (18-25, 17-25, 21-25).
This result, along with Kenya losing 1-3 to Poland in the remaining match, saw the Vietnamese women's team exit the tournament in the group stage one match early.
After the second round of matches, the Vietnamese women's team is at the bottom of Group G, despite having the same record of all losses as Kenya, but ranked lower due to a lower goal difference.
Meanwhile, Germany and Poland both have 6 points, but Germany is on top thanks to a better goal difference.
In the final match on August 27, Germany will meet Poland and Vietnam will meet Kenya.
Surely the goal of coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet and his team is to aim for a victory against Kenya to give to the fans.
Source: https://baovanhoa.vn/the-thao/xep-hang-bong-chuyen-nu-the-gioi-moi-nhat-viet-nam-dung-buoc-tai-vong-bang-163953.html
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