Vietnam's team achieves an extremely impressive victory in Australia

Vietnam's U15 women's team clinches its inaugural victory at an international friendly tournament held in Australia.

Following a 1-1 draw against the Queensland Maroon U15 women's team in their opening match on April 10, Vietnam's U15 women's squad delivered an impressive performance by defeating the Tasmania U15 women's team 3-1 in their second match at the international friendly tournament in Australia on the morning of April 11.

In the 4th minute, from a teammate's back pass, Ma Ngoc Anh unleashed a dangerous long-range shot from about 25 meters into the dead corner, opening the scoring 1-0 for Vietnam's U15 women's team. At minute 23, Le Thi Bao Tram broke through and doubled the lead with a precise finishing move. By minute 30, Quynh Lam received a teammate's pass out and fired a long-range shot into the dead corner from around 25 meters, helping the team establish a 3-0 advantage within the first half.

In the second half, the opposing team reduced the deficit to 1-3 in the 50th minute after converting a corner kick into a goal. Nevertheless, Vietnam's U15 women's team maintained a solid game control to preserve the win.

Ultimately, the young Vietnamese girls secured a convincing 3-1 victory, thereby gaining more confidence ahead of their next match against the NSW Sky U15 women's team on April 12.

In Australia, Vietnam's U15 women's team will participate in the CommBank Emerging Championships 2026, held from April 9 to April 15 at the Home of the Matildas Centre (Bundoora, Melbourne). This is a reputable youth talent development platform in Australian football, gathering top youth teams and international guest teams.

The tournament is part of Australia's football youth player discovery and development system, providing a high-quality competitive environment that helps players accumulate experience and encounter diverse playing styles. Participating in this event is a crucial opportunity for Vietnam's young players to gain international exposure, enhance their skills, and simultaneously strengthen cooperation between Vietnamese and Australian football in youth training and development.

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