Bui Hoang Viet Anh confident in Vietnam’s preparation for crucial clash against Iraq

Vietnamese national team player Bui Hoang Viet Anh expressed confidence in the team’s preparation ahead of their crucial match against Iraq in the final round of the second stage of the World Cup 2026 qualifiers. The match, set to take place at Basra International Stadium, is critical for Vietnam’s hopes of advancing to the next stage.

Speaking during an interview, Viet Anh highlighted the team’s readiness and determination to secure a positive result. “Our team is well prepared, and we will play to win because it enhances our chances to qualify for the next round,” he stated.

Acknowledging the formidable strength of the Iraqi national team, Viet Anh emphasized the importance of giving their best performance. “We are aware of the strength of the Iraqi national team, and this requires giving our best in the match,” he added. “We understand the challenges ahead, but our preparation has been thorough, and we are focused on our goal.”

The match against Iraq comes after Vietnam’s dramatic 3-2 victory over the Philippines, which rekindled their hopes of progressing in the World Cup qualifiers. With this momentum, the Vietnamese squad is aiming to overcome the odds and secure the points needed to advance.

Coach Kim Sang Sik and his team have been working diligently to adapt to the hot weather conditions in Basra, arriving several days early to acclimate. This commitment to preparation underscores the team’s dedication to achieving their objectives in the face of tough competition.

As the Vietnamese national team gears up for this critical encounter, Viet Anh’s confidence reflects the collective spirit and determination of the squad. The match against Iraq will not only test their skills and resilience but also their ability to perform under pressure in challenging conditions.

Vietnam’s fans will be eagerly watching, hoping that the team’s hard work and preparation will translate into a memorable performance and a step closer to their World Cup dreams.

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