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Vietnam test for girls

Sports Reporter
Hosts Bangladesh will look to seal a place in the second qualifying round of the AFC Women's Under-16 Championship Qualifiers with a win against Vietnam in the last match of Group F of the first qualifying round in Dhaka
today.
The match will get underway at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur at 3:30pm. BTV will telecast the match live from the venue.
Bangladesh, who emerged as group champions to qualify for the final round in 2016, have a slightly tougher test this time as they will have to win against a strong Vietnam team in the final matchday.
Both teams go into the game with nine points each from three games played and have the same goal difference (+25). Hence a draw in this match would take the game to tiebreakers to decide the group winners.
However, Bangladesh coach Golam Rabbani Choton is confident of pulling off a victory in regulation time.
"We are confident. The team is fully prepared for the match and everyone is quite fit and ready to play," the veteran coach told The Daily Star yesterday.
Bangladesh had a chance to improve their goal-margin when they beat UAE 7-0 in the second match on Friday after Vietnam had inflicted the same margin of defeat on Lebanon earlier in the day. However, despite taking a 5-0 lead in the first half, Bangladesh could not add more than two goals in the second half, courtesy of a few wasted opportunities by the forwards. One more goal in that match would have put Bangladesh in pole position and they could have qualified with only a draw in the last match.
"The girls tried their best. It is unfortunate that they could not score more, but they did try to score all the time," the coach said, defending his players.
Anuching Mogini scored three goals of the seven while Shamsunnahar, Anai Mogini and Ilamoni scored the others. The other was an own-goal. Bangladesh had rested skipper Maria Manda in that match.
The Bangladesh coach knows Vietnam are a strong team and wasting opportunities could come back to haunt them in this match. Hence he worked specifically on finishing during the final practice session on Saturday.
"We worked on those mistakes. We know how important this match is. We have our own gameplan against Vietnam which I don't want to disclose. However, they have a few good players like the captain and the No. 10, who can cause us trouble. We will have special plans for those players,” Choton said.
A defeat might not entirely rule out Bangladesh's chances of qualification, but a win would see them emerge group champions. The six group champions and the two best runners-up teams will play the second qualifying round after being split into two groups, from which the top two teams of each group will qualify for the final round, which will be held in Thailand