After losing 0-2 at home in the first leg, the Thai team must win with a large enough margin at My Dinh if they want to reverse the situation against Vietnam.
Coach Anthony Hudson's team needs at least 2 goals to bring the total score back to balance, while a 3-goal gap can help them complete the comeback in official time.
In the first leg, Thailand once created significant pressure in the first half. Yotsakorn and his teammates had some chances in front of Vietnam's goal but did not take advantage of them successfully. In the second half, the game changed and Vietnam scored 2 goals to create an advantage before the second leg.
With the requirement to score, Thailand is likely to actively play high from the beginning at My Dinh. This may cause the away team's defense to reveal gaps behind.
On the other side, coach Kim Sang-sik does not want the players to be affected by the advantage they have. The Korean coach asked the whole team to prepare for the second leg as a completely new match.
The Vietnamese national team currently has a full 25 players with good physical condition. If successfully defending the gap after two matches, Mr. Kim Sang-sik will face the opportunity to lead Vietnam to win the ASEAN Cup twice in a row, and at the same time become the first coach to beat Thailand with the national team in the two finals of the tournament.
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