(Football schedule) - Latest update on the Vietnam futsal team's fixtures at the 2026 Continental Championship Friendly Tournament - Thailand, featuring 4 matches from August 1 to 5 at the Nonthaburi Indoor Stadium, Thailand.
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| Time | Matchup | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 18:00, August 1 | Russia vs Vietnam | Nonthaburi Gymnasium, Thailand |
| 18:00, August 2 | New Zealand vs Vietnam | Nonthaburi Indoor Stadium, Thailand |
| 20:30, August 3 | Vietnam vs Afghanistan | Nonthaburi Gymnasium, Thailand |
| 20:30, August 5 | Vietnam vs Thailand | Nonthaburi Indoor Stadium, Thailand |
The Vietnam futsal team will gather starting July 28 in Ho Chi Minh City before participating in the 2026 Continental Championship Friendly Tournament - Thailand. The tournament runs from August 1 to 6 at the Nonthaburi Gymnasium, featuring five teams: Vietnam, Thailand, Russia, Afghanistan, and New Zealand. The teams will play a single round-robin to determine the final standings, meaning coach Diego Raul Giustozzi's squad will face four matches in five days.
According to the schedule, the Vietnam futsal team opens with a clash against Russia at 18:00 on August 1, then meets New Zealand at the same time on August 2. The team will then face Afghanistan at 20:30 on August 3, followed by a rest day before concluding the tournament with a match against hosts Thailand at 20:30 on August 5.
The consecutive fixtures provide the coaching staff with an opportunity to test various personnel options, especially as this squad combines experienced mainstays with many young talents.
Coach Diego Raul Giustozzi has called up 18 players for this training camp, with familiar names such as Ho Van Y, Pham Van Tu, Nhan Gia Hung, Chau Doan Phat, Tran Thai Huy, Tu Minh Quang, Nguyen Thinh Phat, and Nguyen Da Hai continuing to play key roles.
Additionally, Huynh Van Hoai, Nguyen Trong Kien, Nguyen Nhan Nam, and Nguyen Thanh Tam are notable young prospects. This friendly tournament in Thailand is therefore not only a chance for the Vietnam futsal team to gain experience against different opponents, but also helps the coaching staff evaluate the squad and refine the lineup for upcoming objectives.