FPT Play holds broadcast rights for Vietnam national football teams' November friendlies

As the official media rights partner of the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) since 2023, FPT Play will produce and broadcast live coverage across all platforms starting November 10.

The Vietnam U23 team will compete in a four-nation tournament at Pleiku Stadium in Gia Lai province from November 10 to 14, alongside U23 teams from Thailand, Singapore, and Qatar.

Vietnam U23 will face Thailand on November 10, Singapore on November 12, and Qatar on November 14. The tournament is jointly organized by the VFF, the Gia Lai Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and HAGL FC.

FPT Play has also reached an agreement with national broadcaster VTV to share broadcast rights for the U23 matches.

Simultaneously, the Vietnam senior national team will play friendly matches at Thien Truong Stadium in Ninh Binh province against Chinese Taipei on November 11 and Kyrgyzstan on November 17. These matches serve as key technical preparations for the coaching staff ahead of the 2027 Asian Cup Finals.

Tran Quy Long, Head of Sports Content Production at FPT Play, stated that as the official rights holder, FPT Play aims to bring fans high-quality live coverage while promoting international exchanges and the image of Vietnam to international friends.

FPT Play will broadcast all matches across terrestrial, cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile, and digital platforms, including its application and website.

For the international friendly matches of the Vietnam U23 team, FPT Play has reached an agreement with national broadcaster VTV to share broadcast rights. These matches will also be aired live on VTV channels.

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