The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) is boosting the morale of the Vietnamese women's national team ahead of the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand.

The Vietnamese women's national team received a significant morale boost ahead of the SEA Games 33 when VFF Vice President Tran Anh Tu visited the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center to encourage the entire team, affirming his commitment to ensuring all logistical conditions are met so that their journey to defend their title is meticulously prepared.

Message from VFF: courage, ambition, and never giving up.

Meeting with coach Mai Duc Chung and his team, VFF Vice President Tran Anh Tu emphasized: “With 8 championship titles, including 4 consecutive ones, the Vietnamese women's national team is a source of pride for Vietnamese football. Let's play with Vietnamese spirit, with a burning desire to win and an unyielding attitude.” He encouraged the entire team to maintain their focus on professional performance, while affirming the VFF's commitment to ensuring full logistical support and a supportive regime so that the team can concentrate on training.

Preparation framework for SEA Games 33: training in Nagoya, optimizing physical fitness.

According to the plan, the Vietnamese women's national team will have a training camp in Nagoya (Japan) in November, thereby improving their physical fitness and gaining experience through international friendly matches. This is considered an important stepping stone, helping the team perfect their match rhythm before entering the tournament in Thailand.

Key milestones for the Vietnamese women's national team.

Emotional and professional support: a foundation from behind the scenes.

Two direct meetings between VFF leaders and the team within a short period created a double effect: strengthening internal confidence and maintaining focus during the training phase. The assurance regarding logistics and training arrangements allowed the coaching staff to optimize the physical and tactical training program, minimizing distractions off the field.

Emphasizing "comprehensive preparation"—from physical fitness and technical skills to mental fortitude—also sets a clear development trajectory for the team in the final stretch: the pace of play under high-intensity conditions, tactical discipline in friendly matches, and the ability to handle the pressure of carrying the gold medal goal.

Background of achievements: 8 championships, 4 consecutive titles, and expectations.

With eight championship titles, including four consecutive ones, the Vietnamese women's team has set a high standard for achievement. This makes the SEA Games 33 both a measure of their professional skills and a test of their character. The systematic preparation – from the training camp in Nagoya to the send-off ceremony on December 1st – demonstrates a clear plan aimed at achieving their goals and a well-controlled approach.

With all eyes on Thailand, Coach Mai Duc Chung's team has the direct support of the VFF and a training ground designed for regional competitions. The fans' expectations, as emphasized by the VFF, will be accompanied by responsibility and a fighting spirit until the very last minute.

Highlights

• The VFF leadership personally encouraged the team and affirmed that they would ensure adequate logistical support and benefits for the national team.
• They will train in Nagoya in November and play international friendly matches to gain experience.
• The team will have their send-off ceremony on December 1st in Ho Chi Minh City, after which they will travel to Thailand to participate in the 33rd SEA Games.
• Background achievements: 8 championships, including 4 consecutive titles.