Vietnam head coach Cristiano Roland has finalised the name of 23 players for the squad attending Group I of the AFC U17 Asian Cup qualifiers in the northern province of Phu Tho.
Vietnam have intensive preparation for the AFC U17 Asian Cup qualifiers on OCtober 23-27 in Phu Tho province. (Photos of VFF)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam head coach Cristiano Roland has finalised the name of 23 players for the squad attending Group I of the AFC U17 Asian Cup qualifiers in the northern province of Phu Tho.
Speaking at a press conference on October 22, Roland said as hosts, Vietnam will play at their best in all of the qualifiers.
Group I features four squads: Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Yemen, and Vietnam, playing from October 23 to 27 at Viet Tri Stadium in the northern province of Phu Tho.
Roland said his players have prepared well, with two training camps in China and Japan, and are ready for the competition.
He said this is not an easy group, and every rival is tough and many challenges await the players, but he confirmed the team aims to earn the top position to automatically qualify for the finals.
The competition will see 42 teams from across Asia vie for the title. They are divided into 10 groups, the leaders of which will join the five best second-placed teams and head to Saudi Arabia for the finals which will run from April 3 to 20.
♒ In the first match on October 23, eight-time finalists Vietnam will play four-time Kyrgyzstan, and Myanmar and Yemen on October 25 and 27, respectively./.
Freshly wrapping off their first training session of 16 days, Vietnamese U17 players are about to embark on a carefully designed plan in preparation for the 2023 AFC U17 Asian Cup, which will take place from June 15 to July 2 in Thailand.
Vietnam’s U17 team has drawn into Group D of the 2023 AFC U17 Asian Cup final round together with strong rivals - defending champions Japan, India and Uzbekistan.
The Vietnam U17 football squad have officially secured a ticket to the final round of the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2023 after defeating Thailand 3-0 in a match that took place at Viet Tri Stadium in the northern province of Phu Tho on October 9.
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