Coach Ott Unfazed by Vietnam in SEA V Cup Final
Thailand's women's volleyball team defeated Indonesia 3-0 in the SEA V Cup leg two and will face Vietnam in tomorrow's final, with coach Ott emphasizing proper preparation and strategic execution over underestimating their opponents.
Thai national volleyball coach Giatpongsa Ratchtagriangkai (Coach Ott) has firmly stated he is not underestimating Vietnam and is preparing a strategic game plan for the final match of the 2026 SEA V Cup leg two in Chiang Mai.
In the women's volleyball match at the SEA V Cup 2026 (BYD DMI 6th SEA V CUP 2026) held at Chiang Mai 700 Years Stadium in Chiang Mai province on August 8, 2025, Thailand's women's volleyball team (first leg champions) defeated Indonesia 3-0 with set scores of 25-18, 25-17, and 25-12. With two consecutive victories, Thailand is poised to claim the second leg championship.
Following the match, Coach Ott expressed satisfaction with the athletes' performance, calling the victory meaningful. "We performed at our best and allowed everyone to show their full potential," he said. "Indonesia is a strong team, and victory did not come easily. We had to send our best players into the match, and they executed very well. Since we will face Indonesia in the Asian Championship as well, we are preparing ourselves thoroughly."
Regarding tomorrow's match against Vietnam, Coach Ott added: "We need to study and analyze them again without complacency. However, we will focus primarily on our own system and whether we are executing our game plan correctly, so our players can learn and perform."
Thailand's women's volleyball team will play their final match against Vietnam tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.
