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Thailand, meanwhile, will be seeking their first win after twice letting slip their advantage to draw 2-2 with Vietnam on Friday.
Myanmar v Thailand
Venue: Suzhou Taihu Football Sports Centre Pitch 1 (Suzhou)
Kick-off: Monday, 15:30 (UTC+8)
Thailand head coach Thidarat Wiwasukhu has plenty on her mind following the draw with Vietnam.
"We need to look ahead to the next game, so that the players can start to focus,” said Thidarat. “We have to analyse the mistakes (against Vietnam) and correct them.
“Overall, this game was difficult, but we have to get over it. We need to work on improving our concentration."
Venue: Suzhou Taihu Football Sports Centre Pitch 1 (Suzhou)
Kick-off: Monday, 15:30 (UTC+8)
Thailand head coach Thidarat Wiwasukhu has plenty on her mind following the draw with Vietnam.
"We need to look ahead to the next game, so that the players can start to focus,” said Thidarat. “We have to analyse the mistakes (against Vietnam) and correct them.
“Overall, this game was difficult, but we have to get over it. We need to work on improving our concentration."
#U17WAC - Group A: Thailand 2-2 Vietnam
Myanmar, meanwhile, will have to regroup after a tough opening 6-0 defeat to China PR, with head coach Kumiko Tashiro needing to correct the defensive balance in her team to ensure they do not suffer for a second straight match.
Vietnam v China PR
Venue: Suzhou Taihu Football Sports Centre Pitch 1 (Suzhou)
Kick-off: Monday, 19:30 (UTC+8)
China PR couldn’t have asked for a better start to life in Group A following the resounding win against Myanmar with six players getting on the scoresheet.
Head coach Ma Xiaoxu would have been impressed with the desire shown by her charges as they created 31 attempts and prevented Myanmar from having any shots - a performance the former Chinese international will hope is replicated against Vietnam.
Venue: Suzhou Taihu Football Sports Centre Pitch 1 (Suzhou)
Kick-off: Monday, 19:30 (UTC+8)
China PR couldn’t have asked for a better start to life in Group A following the resounding win against Myanmar with six players getting on the scoresheet.
Head coach Ma Xiaoxu would have been impressed with the desire shown by her charges as they created 31 attempts and prevented Myanmar from having any shots - a performance the former Chinese international will hope is replicated against Vietnam.
#U17WAC - Group A: China PR 6-0 Myanmar
Vietnam, however, will provide a different challenge with head coach Masahiko Okiyama already plotting a different game plan compared to their battling performance against Thailand.
“We will focus on recovery for the players because they have just gone through a very intense and exhausting match,” said Okiyama. “We will play in a different way to suit the level of the opponents.”
“We will focus on recovery for the players because they have just gone through a very intense and exhausting match,” said Okiyama. “We will play in a different way to suit the level of the opponents.”
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