The Vietnam women's national team is ready to face China.

The Vietnam women's national team is actively training at the Shenzhen Youth Football Training Center.

This afternoon (February 8), the Vietnam women's national team continued their training pace with a session on the field at the Shenzhen Youth Football Training Center (China). The training session was conducted in a serious and highly focused atmosphere, concentrating on technical and tactical aspects according to the coaching staff's plan.

During more than an hour of practice, players honed their group coordination skills, organized gameplay, and worked on ball deployment strategies across different lines. The coaching staff focused on guiding and adjusting technical details to help the whole team operate a unified and more effective style of play.

Earlier that morning, some athletes did supplementary physical training with the fitness coach in the center's gym.

The Shenzhen Youth Football Training Center covers nearly 197,000 m², with about 83,000 m² of built-up area including a professional football stadium, fitness and recovery training zones, athlete accommodation, a community sports center, and a football park featuring seven 11-a-side fields and three 5-a-side fields. It also serves as the venue for the men's U18 and U20 football events at the 15th National Games of China.

Although the weather in Shenzhen is quite cold in the early morning and late evening, the training sessions took place in sunny conditions, providing relatively favorable conditions for the players. The whole team showed a positive training spirit, enthusiasm, and quickly adapted to the new training environment, aiming to successfully complete their preparation plan in the near future.

During the training camp, the Vietnam women's national team is expected to have two friendly matches against the China women's national team on February 10 and 13.These matches are anticipated to provide valuable tests to help the coaching staff assess the squad, review the lineup, and adjust tactics ahead of the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup Finals.