Vietnamese Team Ready to Face Indonesia in World Cup Qualifier

The Vietnamese national team is gearing up for their first-leg match against Indonesia in Group F of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The match is set to take place at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium tomorrow, with over 80,000 home fans expected to be in attendance.

In a press conference leading up to the crucial game, midfielder Nguyen Hoang Duc expressed his eagerness to give his all on the field, stating that he is prepared to play in any role for the team. Despite missing out on the 2023 Asian Cup due to injury, he closely followed his teammates’ performances and commended their efforts, particularly highlighting their strong showing against Japan.

Hoang Duc emphasized the team’s meticulous preparation for the match against Indonesia, asserting that they are fully focused and aligned with the coach’s strategies. He affirmed his commitment to delivering a top-notch performance and adapting to any position as required by the coach.

As the current Vietnam Golden Ball recipient, Hoang Duc expressed his desire for the entire team to put up a spirited fight and secure a victory for the fans, as well as to commemorate head coach Philippe Troussier’s birthday. He underscored the team’s dedication to training diligently and embodying Troussier’s football philosophy in their gameplay.

Looking ahead to the upcoming match, Hoang Duc emphasized its significance and pledged that the Vietnamese team will approach it with determination and unity. He reiterated their goal of providing an exciting match for the fans while striving to secure a win as a special celebratory gift for Coach Troussier on his birthday.

With high spirits and a strong sense of teamwork, the Vietnamese team is poised for a competitive battle against Indonesia in their quest for success in the World Cup qualifiers.

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Denis Hardin

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