Vietnam in same group with Japan at AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 finals
The Vietnamese national futsal team have been drawn to Group D which also comprises Japan, the Republic of Korea (RoK), and Saudi Arabia at the AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 finals.
Vietnam have been drawn to the same group with Japan at AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 finals (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamese national futsal teamhave been drawn to Group D which also comprises Japan, the Republic of Korea(RoK), and Saudi Arabia at the AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 finals.
Apart from the strong rival of Japan, the group isconsidered not a difficult one for Vietnam, as the RoK and Saudi Arabia havelower rankings than Vietnam.
The current champions - Iran - are in Group Calongside Lebanon, Chinese Taipei (China), and Indonesia.
Meanwhile, the other representative of Southeast Asia - Thailand - are in Group A alongside hosts Kuwait, Iraq, and Oman.
Group B comprises Uzbekistan, Bahrain,Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.
The AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 final round is scheduled to takeplace in Kuwait from September 25 to October 20. The tournament draws 16 teamswho are divided into four groups competing in the round-robin format.
The Vietnamese team will gather for training from earlyAugust. The team are likely to be trained by a foreign coach.
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Vietnam have been drawn to the same group with Japan at AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2022 finals (Photo: VNA) 
