For this match, head coach Mai Duc Chung fielded a line-up primarily consisting of young players. Goalkeeper Khong Thi Hang was sent in alongside defenders Diem My, Hoang Thi Loan, Kin Yen, Tran Thi Duyen, and My Anh.

Tezukayama Gakuin, known for their uniformity in physicality and technical skills, played a high-pressing game that helped them to open the scoring in the 35th minute.

In the second half, coach Chung made seven substitutions to change the dynamics of the game. The adjustments quickly paid off. In the 53rd minute, striker Huynh Nhu equalised with a well-coordinated team move, bringing the score to 1-1. Just 12 minutes later, she struck again, completing her brace and giving Vietnam a 2-1 lead.

With fresh reinforcements across the field, Vietnam maintained pressure and extended their lead in the 80th minute with a goal from Nguyen Thi Hoa. The match ended 3-1 in favour of Vietnam after a spirited comeback.

This is Vietnam’s second win following their 3-2 victory over Iga Kuinichi Mie on June 11.

They are scheduled to play their final friendly match on June 15 against Osaka University of Health and Sport Sciences.

The Vietnam women’s national football team are currently undergoing a training camp in Japan as part of their preparations for the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup qualifiers. This overseas training programme is designed to help the team fine-tune tactics, test player combinations, and build physical fitness through friendly matches against Japanese university teams.

Vietnam holds firm at 37th in FIFA women’s world rankings

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s national women’s football team has retained its 37th position in the latest FIFA world rankings, remaining the top-ranked side in Southeast Asia despite not playing any matches during the recent FIFA Days.