Tickets for local Thai fans have been priced at THB500, equivalent to VND375,000, for a place in stand A, and THB200 or VND150,000, for a place in stand D.

Meanwhile, Vietnamese fans have been allocated their own area between stand A and stand D. The price for a travelling supporter is THB650 or VND490,000.

The allocation of seats and ticket prices at Rangsit’s Thammasat Stadium which will host the Vietnam-Thailand clash on September 5.

Members of fan clubs of local Thai teams can also purchase tickets between August 5 and August 18 with a 5% discount. Tickets will go on general sale for other supporters on August 19.

Vietnam are in Group G alongside Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Nguyen Quang Hai.

The match between Vietnam and Thailand will take place at Thammasat Stadium in the city of Rangsit on September 5.

Under the guidance of head coach Park Hang-seo, Vietnam beat Thailand three times in the M-150 Cup, the qualifying round of the 2020 AFC U23 Championship and the 2019 King’s Cup.

Vietnam in same group with regional football power houses

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Football body, German club inks cooperation deal

The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) and Germany’s VfL Wolfsburg football club inked a cooperation memorandum of understanding (MoU) in Hanoi on June 18.

Hai named in top 6 Asian footballers ready to play in Europe

Vietnamese midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai has been named one of six notable names of Asia that are good enough to play in Europe this summer.

Vietnam football team, coach appointed ambassadors for anti-plastic waste campaign

The Vietnamese national men’s football team and its coach will be ambassadors for a campaign to limit single-use plastic products.

Source: NDO/VNA