Where To Watch Vietnam vs Bangladesh: TV Guide, Kick-Off Timings, Team Info, Stream Info

The stage is set for another entertaining FIFA international friendly between Vietnam and Bangladesh at Hang Day Stadium in Hanoi on Thursday, March 26th. The two Asian teams will prepare for the remaining 2027 AFC Asian Qualifiers match, as they lock horns against each other for the first time since 2001. It marks the third official encounter between the Asian powerhouse Vietnam national football team and the significantly improved Bangladesh, who have been turning heads with their elated performances in recent outings.

The hosts, the Golden Star Warriors, have already qualified for the Asian Cup after scoring 15 points in 5 matches and subsequently topping Group F. After this exhibition game, they are playing Malaysia in their final group F match. Meanwhile, the Bengal Tigers have been left with no hope of booking their tickets to the AFC Asian Cup 2027, set to be held in Saudi Arabia. However, over a year, they have shown immense progress, picking up five points in as many matches while beating the Indian national football team 1-0 on their way.

Both sides will be eager to experiment, especially for Javier Cabrera's side, which would be keen to build on their impressive form. The Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury, Skipper Jamal Bhyuan and overseas talent Shamit Shome test themselves against the superior-ranked Vietnamese. Here is the important information from today's match: kick-off, time, venue, and where to watch Vietnam vs Bangladesh and more.

Vietnam vs Bangladesh: Details To Know

Competition: International Friendly

Date: Thursday, 25th March 2026

Kick-off time: 12:00 PM GMT, 17:30 IST

Venue: Hang Day Stadium, Hanoi, Vietnam.

Where To Watch Vietnam vs Bangladesh?

Will Hamza Choudhury Play Today vs Vietnam?

Ever since earning his first international cap for Bangladesh national football team against arch-rivals India, the English-born midfielder Hamza Choudhury has evolved into a key player for the Red and Greens. He has made 7 appearances for Bangladesh since his debut last year in March 2025. His inclusion has greatly influenced Javier Cabrera's side game style and approach, with his experience in English football, playing in one of the best leagues in the world, Premier League and EFL Championships.

The 28-year-old has successfully established himself as a fan favourite. Bangladesh fans will be more than eager to watch him in action, taking on one of the strongest sides in the AFC. Two days ago, Hamza Choudhury touched down in Hanoi and joined the training camp ahead of their two matches in this FIFA window; however, there's not much clarity whether he is going to start the game or will make a cameo, especially coming after an injury. Bangladesh's coach hinted that the prior assessment will be crucial to understand if the Leicester City player will get a green signal or not for this match.