The ASEAN Cup 2026 final between Thailand and Vietnam promises to create two exciting confrontations as both teams are leading football nations in Southeast Asia.
The Thai national team possesses experience and many players who have fought in major tournaments. Although it does not have the services of some key players such as Suphanat, Supachok, the "War Elephant" has a squad of talented young players such as Teerasak, Yotsakorn...
Meanwhile, the Vietnamese team maintains stable form with an unbeaten streak. Coach Kim Sang-sik always surprises opponents when constantly changing the starting lineup based on careful research and knowing how to promote each person's strengths.
After the two teams met in the 2024 final, this rematch continues to receive great attention from fans.
To serve the needs of watching the two final matches, FPT Telecom - the only unit owning the broadcasting rights of ASEAN Hyundai Cup 2026 in Vietnam - is ready to accompany and grant the right to organize non-commercial public broadcasts for the organizing units for the two final matches.
The first leg will take place at 8:00 PM on August 22 and the second leg will start at 8:00 PM on August 26.
According to regulations, the screening venues must be completely non-commercial, not charge fees or surcharges to viewers in any form. The organizing unit is also not allowed to integrate sponsorship or separate advertising at the screening venue and must maintain the original advertising from the broadcast signal.
The scale of each screening point is limited to less than 5,000 people. Units must use a legitimate direct signal source from FPT Play. These are mandatory conditions for licensed public screening activities.
For forms that do not fully meet the above requirements, the organizing unit needs to contact to be licensed before deployment, and at the same time comply with the regulations of the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF).
The organization of common viewing points is expected to help fans have more choices to watch the two matches in a centralized space, while ensuring copyright and broadcasting regulations.
