Members of the Vietnamese sports delegate show their highest determination before leaving for China to compete at th 19th ASIAD 19 (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The 🥀Vietnamese sports delegate left Vietnamꦚ for Hangzhou,China on September 20 to compete at the 19th Asian Games (ASIAD 19).
Director of the Vietnam Sports AdministrationDang Ha Viet, who is also head of the Vietnamese sports delegation, said the athletes are ready to compete at ASIAD 19 with confidence and the highest determination. The men’s football team arrived in China on September16 and had a good start at the tournament as they secured a 4-2 victory againstMongolia in the first match on September 19. Afterfootball, rowing athletes will have their first competitions on September 20. A ceremony to hoist Vietnam's flag will be held at the Asian Games Village on September 22. The official opening ceremony for ASIAD 19 will take place on September 23 night. Swimmer Nguyen Huy Hoang has been selected as the flag holderfor the Vietnamese delegation at the ASIAD opening ceremony. Vietnam athletes aim to achieve from 2-5 gold medals at ASIAD19 which is close to Vietnam sports delegation's achievement at the ASIAD 18 in Indonesia in 2018, which is the most successful Asian Games of Vietnamese sports to date with five goldmedals in women's rowing, athletics, women’s long jump, men's pencak silat, andwomen’s 400m hurdles./.
The Vietnam Olympic football team under the guidance of coach Hoang Anh Tuan on September 7 gathered to prepare for the upcoming ASIAD 19 in Hangzhou, China, according to the Vietnam Football Federation.
Vietnam athletes aim to achieve from 2-5 gold medals at the upcoming 19th Asian Games (ASIAD 19) in Hangzhou, China, said Director of the Vietnam Sports Administration Dang Ha Viet, who is also head of the Vietnamese sports delegation.
Vietnam’s sports delegation at the upcoming 19th Asian Games (ASIAD 19) in China has made thorough preparations with an expectation to surpass the set target of 2-5 gold medals, and win more tickets to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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Members of the Vietnamese sports delegate show their highest determination before leaving for China to compete at th 19th ASIAD 19 (Photo: VNA) 
