Motivation for Vietnam Futsal Team's 2025 World Cup Ticket; Coach Kim Sang-sik Shocks
The Vietnamese team just defeated the Thai team in the final match at the Philippines Sport Arena; the Korean coach caused a shock when he eliminated 3 players Do Hung Dung, Que Ngoc Hai and Nguyen Cong Phuong... are notable sports news in the past 24 hours.
Vietnam team wins: Motivation for 2025 World Cup ticket
Vietnam Futsal team is ranked 11th in FIFA and Thailand Futsal team is ranked 6th.
Vietnam Teamjust defeated Thailand in the final match at the Philippines Sports Arena in Pasig City, a satellite city of Manila, Philippines.
The Philippines is the host of the 2025 Futsal World Cup, the first edition. The Vietnamese women's Futsal team has dethroned the long-standing top team in Southeast Asia, Thailand. This also shows that the team ranked 11th in FIFA can also defeat the team ranked higher than Thailand.
This victory is like a “dose of doping” to help coach Nguyen Dinh Hoang and his team be more confident, confident in themselves in the upcoming continental playground to conquer the ticket to the Futsal World Cup 2025, the first edition of FIFA. That is the necessary foundation for the journey of “swimming out to the big sea” of the golden girls of futsal Vietnam.
The Vietnamese women's Futsal team must strive to pass the qualifying round to enter the final round of the Futsal Asian Cup before starting the challenge of competing for a ticket to the 2025 World Cup when Asia only has 3 spots (not including the host Philippines).
Coach Kim Sang-sik shocked everyone by dropping three experienced players.
Coach Kim Sang-sik announced the list of the Vietnamese team preparing for the AFF Cup 2024. The Korean coach shocked everyone when he dropped 3 players: Do Hung Dung, Que Ngoc Hai and Nguyen Cong Phuong. Of which, Hung Dung and Ngoc Hai are the captain and vice-captain of the Vietnamese team.
When calling up young players like Van Truong and Vi Hao to the Vietnam national team in the September training session, coach Kim Sang-sik affirmed that he would create opportunities for young stars because "they are the future of Vietnamese football". And this training session with these young names, coach Kim Sang-sik hopes will bring positive results to the team.
Greenwood's spectacular revival
Who could have expected that a young talent once expected to become a shining star of English football would have to face such great storms?
And who would have believed that in such a short time, Mason Greenwood has made a spectacular comeback, becoming one of the most feared strikers in Ligue 1?
A year ago, Mason Greenwood was surrounded by scandal and heavy criticism. But now, at Marseille, he has proven himself to be one of Ligue 1's most formidable talents. With 8 goals and 2 assists in 11 games, Greenwood has revived his career, providing an inspiring story of a spectacular comeback.
50 official sports at SEA Games 33
On November 21, the host of the 33rd SEA Games (Thailand) announced the specific 50 sports and groups of sports included in the official competition program at the 33rd Southeast Asian Games.
Accordingly, 50 competitions with 105 disciplines and 3 demonstration events will be held in Thailand at the Games next year, divided into 3 groups.
Group 1 includes aquatic sports (swimming, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming), athletics, archery, badminton, basketball, canoeing and rowing, cycling, equestrian sports, fencing, handball, hockey, judo, rugby, sailing, shooting, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, volleyball, wrestling, skating, ice hockey, weightlifting.
Group 2 includes baseball and softball, billiards & snooker, boxing, floorball, e-sports, muay, netball, pencak silat, petanque, sepak takraw, squash, bowling, karate, jujitsu, wushu, kabaddi, teqball, kickboxing, bowls, chess.
Group 3 includes discus throwing, tug of war, and aerial sports. Group 3 sports are meant for demonstration competitions.
The total number of medal sets of group 1 and group 2 is 569. The number of events of group 3 is 12.
The 33rd SEA Games will be held in the winter of 2025. After 18 years, Thailand will host this tournament.