Who will the Vietnamese women's team face at the 2023 World Cup?

Domestic - Posted date: 14:18, 05/07/2023

The Vietnamese women's team fell into group E, facing opponents Netherlands, USA and Portugal. This is a very difficult group for Huynh Nhu and her teammates.


For the first time in history, Vietnamese women's football won the right to attend the World Cup.

After owning the exclusive rights to commercial exploitation and distribution of broadcasting copyright for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, VMG Media and Vietnam National Assembly Television (Channel 7), one of the 7 essential national television channels, have reached an agreement to broadcast matches of the Vietnam women's team and matches at the tournament. In addition, VTVcab is the unit that coordinates the production of the matches.

According to the match schedule announced by the Organizing Committee, at 8:00 a.m. on July 22, 2023 is the first match between the Vietnamese Women's Team and the defending champion, the US Team, at Eden Park Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand.

The next match of Vietnam women will be held at 2:30 pm at Waikato Stadium, Hamilton. The opponent of Vietnam women's team in this match is the Portuguese girls.

The third match between coach Mai Duc Chung and his team against the Netherlands will take place at 2 p.m. at Dunedin Stadium.


Vietnam women's team schedule at World Cup 2023

The 2023 FIFA World Cup Finals will be held in Australia and New Zealand. The Vietnamese women's team and 31 of the world's best teams have passed the qualifying round to have the honor of participating in the tournament. This is the first time in history that the Vietnamese women's team has qualified for the World Cup.

The draw results show that the Vietnamese women's team has been placed in Group E, facing the Netherlands, the United States and Portugal. This is a very difficult group for Huynh Nhu and her teammates, as the United States is the reigning World Cup champion, while the Netherlands is the reigning runner-up. Vietnam's group will take place in New Zealand.

Coach Mai Duc Chung and his team are one of six Asian representatives at the world's largest women's football festival, along with the women's teams of China, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines and co-host Australia.

According to Vietnamnet