Vietnam will welcome the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Cup in October ahead of the event that will take place from November 8 to December 15.
The AFF Cup will be
paraded in Cambodia first
and then travel to Bangkok, Hanoi,
Jakarta, Manila
and Yangon (Photo: vov.vn)
The cup will be paraded in Cambodia first and then travel to Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta, Manila and Yangon. The tour aims to raise support from fans in Southeast Asia.
This year, the event will feature 10 teams. Vietnam
is in Group A alongside Laos,
Cambodia, Myanmar and Malaysia.
Vietnam will face Laos in their
first match on November 8. Then they will next play Malaysia
on November 16, Myanmar on
November 20 and Cambodia
on November 24.
The winning team will walk away with 200,000 USD, while the runners-up will
receive 75,000 USD and the third-place team will get 50,000 USD.Vietnam is the
favourite for the AFF Cup 2018 after their strong performances at the recent
AFC U23 Championships and Asian Games.-VNA
Source: NDO
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