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After winning the championship, Vietnam's U17 team returns home and aims for the 'Asian dream'

Vietnam's U17 team will return home on April 26 after winning the 2026 Southeast Asian U17 Championship and look forward to the Asian U17 Finals.

Following their victory in the 2026 Southeast Asian U17 Championship, Vietnam's U17 team will arrive home at 18:15 on April 26, landing at Noi Bai Airport (Hanoi), before entering a crucial preparation phase for the 2026 Asian U17 Finals. This marks a notable transition after the successful journey of coach Cristiano Roland and his squad in the regional arena.

In the recent tournament, Vietnam's U17 team concluded with an unbeaten record, comprising 4 wins and 1 draw, scoring 20 goals and conceding only once. Their streak of 16 consecutive unbeaten matches continues, reflecting the stability and clear progress of a young squad with great potential.

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Vietnam's U17 team will arrive home at 18:15 on April 26 at Noi Bai Airport (Hanoi).

Notably, Vietnam's U17 team's championship journey was marked by convincing performances, from the group stage to the final. The team not only demonstrated strong control of the game but also showed composure in decisive moments, deserving to win their fourth championship title in the tournament's history.

After the achievement in Southeast Asia, coach Cristiano Roland emphasized that this is just a stepping stone. According to him, the primary goal for Vietnam's U17 team now is the 2026 Asian U17 Finals, where competition is much fiercer and offers an opportunity for the young players to gain more international experience.

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Vietnam's U17 team's schedule for the 2026 Asian U17 Finals.

The Brazilian coach also praised the spirit and progress of his players, especially their ability to control space and make decisions on the field. He affirmed that the foundation the team is building aims not only for short-term results but also for establishing a long-term identity for Vietnam's youth football.

Meanwhile, players like Nguyen Van Duong expressed strong determination, stating the whole team will continue rigorous training to prepare for the Asian tournament in Saudi Arabia in May. With the excitement following the regional championship, Vietnam's U17 team shows readiness for higher challenges ahead.

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