The win pushes Viet Nam to the top of Group A with nine points from three matches. The hosts will now face the Group B runner-up in the semi-finals on Sept. 19.
"Both teams put in a great deal of effort today," said Vietnam’s coach Chen Yun Fat at the post-match press conference. "The match was even but luck smiled on Vietnam."
"The spirit the players showed today was acceptable but the poor surface of the pitch affected both teams," he added. "I didn't see the incident that led to the red card, so I can't comment on the situation."
Meanwhile, Myanmar’s coach assistant Thet Thet Win was happy with her players’ performance but not happy with the Austalian referee’s decision to give her team a red card.
Myanmar, who finished second in Group A with six points after two wins and one defeat, will play against the winner of Group B./.
