Vietnam's U23 team to play friendly match against Myanmar in June

Vietnam's U23 football team will play a friendly match against Myanmar on June 7 as part of coach Park Hang-seo's efforts to prepare the squad for the 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) later this year.
Vietnam's U23 team to play friendly match against Myanmar in June ảnh 1Nguyen Quang Hai and his teammates will compete against Myanmar in a friendly in June. - File Photo

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- Vietnam's U23 football teamwill play a friendly match against Myanmar on June 7 as part of coach ParkHang-seo's efforts to prepare the squad for the 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEAGames) later this year.

The Vietnamese players will gather in Hanoi fromJune 2 for training.

Vietnam’s U23 team previously had a 0-0 draw with Myanmarin the group match and lost 1-4 in the third prize match at SEA Games 2011.

At SEA Games 2015,Vietnam failed to advance to the final when they lost to Myanmar 1-2 in the semi-final.

Butin their latest meeting in December 2017, Vietnam won Myanmar 4-0 at Thailand'sM-150 Cup.-VNA
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