Where To Watch Japan W vs Vietnam W: TV Channels, Live Stream & Team Info

Pranav Venkatesh

Published - Mar 10, 2026, 07:43 AM

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Where To Watch Japan W vs Vietnam W: TV Channels, Live Stream & Team Info

Summary

Japan W takes on Vietnam W in the final group phase encounter of Group C.
Japan W can seal the top spot with a victory.
Vietnam W needs to beat Japan W at the tournament for the first time to progress.

A chance to seal the top spot in Group C presents itself on Wednesday in the AFC Asian Cup as Japan W takes on Vietnam W. Without worrying much about the streams, our Japan W vs Vietnam W TV Channel guide will help you catch the game.
The Japan Women's National Football Team made a statement to the rest of the tournament. A 11-0 victory against India W showed why they are the highest-ranked team in Asia. Despite having a 5-0 halftime lead, they didn’t take their foot off the gas and pumped 6 more goals in the second half. Such hunger is what separates great sides from elite sides.

Nile Neilsen hoped for more of this to see out the group stage with a perfect record. “We will approach this game with the same organisation and compact structure across the whole team. This match is important, and we want to maintain the good momentum as we continue preparing for the knockout stage by improving the small details in our game,” he added. Topping the group will also help them reduce the travel time, as they can continue the tournament in Sydney.
The Vietnam Women's National Football Team shot themselves in the foot when they lost to Chinese Taipei in the second game. They rode their moments to secure a late 2-1 victory against India W, but it was not enough to get past the Chinese Taipei team, which showed greater resolve.

As a result, their knockout hopes hang by a thread. They need to win the final encounter against Japan W and hope for India to get a result against Chinese Taipei to qualify. Mai Duc Chung is bracing for a challenge from the best on the continent. “We face a tough challenge against Japan, one of the strongest teams in Asia and the world,” said Mai. “We have great respect for them, as well as the other teams in our group, but this is our final group stage match, and we will give our absolute best even against such a strong opponent."

They have lost all five meetings with Japan at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup and need to draw great inspiration to stay alive in the tournament.