Vietnam vs Thailand Match Schedule at FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026
Vietnam's national football team is set to face Thailand in the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 following a solid start

FIFA has offered its analysis of the upcoming match between Vietnam and Thailand, set to take place at Si Jalak Harupat Stadium in Bandung at 19:30 on September 29. This highly anticipated clash is part of Group B in the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, drawing significant attention from football fans across Southeast Asia.
Both Vietnam and Thailand are considered the strongest teams in the region. Just last month, Vietnam triumphed over Thailand to claim the ASEAN Cup 2026 title, setting the stage for a thrilling rematch. Thai coach Anthony Hudson and his players are eager to seek revenge against Vietnam, especially as they field their strongest squad.
FIFA noted, “Both teams have won their opening matches without conceding any goals. This showdown between the giants of Southeast Asian football is likely to directly influence the group standings and determine who secures a spot in the finals.” With a congested fixture schedule ahead, both teams are also mindful of managing their player fitness, particularly given recent injury concerns.
Thailand's Jude Soonsup-Bell, a key forward who excelled in their recent 4-0 victory over Pakistan, is expected to recover from an injury sustained in that match. Meanwhile, Vietnam will be missing several crucial players, including Quang Hải, due to injuries sustained before the tournament.
FIFA highlighted the matchup between Kritsada Kaman and Lê Phạm Thanh Long as particularly noteworthy. Despite his smaller stature, Lê Phạm Thanh Long has become an indispensable part of Vietnam's midfield, known for his fierce competitiveness and smooth passing abilities. Kritsada Kaman, a versatile 27-year-old player for Thailand, also brings valuable skills, capable of playing both as a center-back and central midfielder.
The projected lineups for the match are as follows:
This match promises to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams vying for supremacy in Southeast Asian football.