Young Vietnamese footballers ready for first match at AFC U20 Asian Cup

The match will be shown live on the FPT Play platform.

Vietnam and Australia are in Group B together with Iran and Qatar in the 2023 AFC U20 Asian Cup finals.

Sixteen teams will compete in the tournament, namely Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Japan, Jordan, South Korea, Indonesia, Oman, Tajikistan, Iran, Australia, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, China, Iraq, and Syria.

Vietnam are one of five second-placed teams with the best results in the qualifying round.

Among Vietnam’s rivals in Group B, Qatar won the tournament in 2014, Iran claimed the trophy four times in 1973, 1974, 1975, and 1976, while Australia were the runners-up in 2010.

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Vietnam U20s are prepared for the opening match of Group B at the 2023 AFC U20 Asian Cup in Uzbekistan, where they encounter Australia at 5:00 pm on Wednesday (Vietnam time). 

The match will be shown live on the FPT Play platform.

Vietnam and Australia are in Group B together with Iran and Qatar in the 2023 AFC U20 Asian Cup finals.

Sixteen teams will compete in the tournament, namely Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Japan, Jordan, South Korea, Indonesia, Oman, Tajikistan, Iran, Australia, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, China, Iraq, and Syria.

Vietnam are one of five second-placed teams with the best results in the qualifying round.

Among Vietnam’s rivals in Group B, Qatar won the tournament in 2014, Iran claimed the trophy four times in 1973, 1974, 1975, and 1976, while Australia were the runners-up in 2010.

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