Myanmar's coach praises Vietnam's national team ahead of the big match

Coach Wa Ka Wai expresses great respect for the Vietnam women's team and confirms their resolve to secure victory in the last round.

On the afternoon of February 25, the Myanmar futsal team suffered their second defeat against Australia with a score of 1-6, effectively ending their hopes in the tournament early. Reflecting on this match, Coach Wa Ka Wai acknowledged the opponent as a high-quality team and described the game as an important learning experience for the Myanmar futsal players:

“Australia is a very strong team that has participated in the World Cup. Our team has many young players, so this match was a valuable experience for them.”

In the final match on February 26, the Myanmar futsal team will face Vietnam, currently ranked second in the standings. Coach Wa Ka Wai affirmed that the entire team will strive to unite as much as possible in this last game: “Regarding tomorrow’s match, Vietnam is a strong team. We will do our best, play as a unit, support each other, and compete with the best attitude.”

Additionally, Wa Ka Wai revealed a long-term development strategy for the team, including structured plans and tournament programs in various areas to provide players with continuous opportunities to gain experience. According to her, although the score was not favorable, for Myanmar, this match may not only be a defeat but also a valuable lesson on the path to future team development.