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Thailand Host Defending Champions Vietnam at Rajamangala Stadium
Vietnam to win (2-1).
Tournament: ASEAN Championship, 2026 | Venue: Rajamangala Stadium
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Thailand will host Vietnam in the first leg of the ASEAN Championship final on August 22. Thailand advanced despite a semifinal defeat, while defending champions Vietnam arrive after a convincing semifinal victory over Malaysia. With both sides chasing regional supremacy, the clash promises to be a closely contested final.
Head-to-Head Record
In the last four matches, Thailand have won 2, lost 2, Vietnam have won 2 , lost 2.
Thailand faced Singapore in the second leg of their semi-final, suffering a 1–2 defeat but advancing 4–3 on aggregate. The result showed Singapore’s ability to challenge Thailand despite the first-leg deficit.
Thailand struggled to maintain their attacking control and defensive discipline, allowing Singapore to find the breakthrough. However, their strong first-leg advantage ultimately proved decisive.
For Thailand, reaching the final provides an opportunity to regroup and address their defensive weaknesses. Improving their consistency and maintaining greater control will be crucial as they prepare to face Vietnam in the final.
Thailand had 38% possession in the second leg against Singapore, indicating that they spent much of the match without the ball.
Thailand recorded 10 shots and created 3 big chances, showing they remained dangerous in attack.
Thailand completed 261 passes during the match against Singapore.
Team News
Thailand enter the ASEAN Championship final after advancing past Singapore 4–3 on aggregate. Coach Anthony Hudson has no major new injury concerns publicly reported, but the team will need to manage fatigue after the demanding semifinal.
Thailand Probable starting Lineup
GK: Kampol Pathomakkakul
DEF: Narubodin Weerawaynodom, Manuel Bihr, Pansa Hemviboon, Oussama Thiangkham
MID: Picha Autra, Chaiyaphon Otton, Sarach Yooyen, Worachit Kanitsribumphen
FWD: Kakana Khamyok, Patrik Gustavsson
Vietnam faced Malaysia in the second leg of their semifinal, securing a 2–0 victory to complete a 4–0 aggregate win and book their place in the ASEAN Championship final. Nguyen Xuan Son scored both goals after coming off the bench, once again proving decisive for the defending champions.
Vietnam controlled the match and maintained pressure despite Malaysia’s defensive approach. Xuan Son broke the deadlock in the second half before adding another late in the game, while Vietnam’s defence remained solid to secure another clean sheet.
For Vietnam, the victory provides significant momentum heading into the final against Thailand. Their attacking depth, defensive organisation and Xuan Son’s form will be crucial as they look to defend their ASEAN Championship title.
Vietnam had 48% possession in their 2–0 victory over Malaysia in the second leg of the semifinal.
Vietnam registered 26 shots and created 7 big chances in their 2–0 victory over Malaysia, underlining their attacking dominance and ability to consistently threaten the Malaysian defence.
Vietnam completed 383 passes in their 2–0 victory over Malaysia in the second leg of the semifinal.
Team News
Vietnam head into the final against Thailand with Nguyen Xuan Son in excellent form, having scored twice against Malaysia in the semifinal. Nguyen Dinh Bac was booked in that match, so his disciplinary status will be worth monitoring.
Vietnam Probable starting Lineup
GK: Patrik Le Giang
DEF: Pham Xuan Manh, Nguyen Thanh Chung, Doan Van Hau
MID: Truong Tien Anh, Nguyen Hoang Duc, Nguyen Quang Hai, Phan Tuan Tai
FWD: Do Hoang Hen, Nguyen Dinh Bac, Nguyen Hai Long
Thailand head into this ASEAN Championship final first leg with home advantage at Rajamangala Stadium. Their experience and strong home support give them confidence, while Vietnam arrive in excellent form after a convincing semifinal victory over Malaysia.
Bookmakers strongly favour Vietnam, with Vietnam priced at around 2.40, the draw at 2.70 and Thailand at 3.10, highlighting the visitors’ advantage. Based on current form, recent performances and the odds, a Vietnam victory appears the most likely outcome.
Vietnam to win (2-1).
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