The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to take place from June 12 to July 20, 2026. This tournament is special as it will feature 48 teams competing across 104 matches. For the first time, the World Cup will be jointly hosted by three countries: the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
How to Watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Vietnam on VTV
In Vietnam, the official broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup belong to VTV. Several channels will transmit all 104 matches live. The primary channels include:
- VTV3
- VTV6
- VTV10
Fans can also access the World Cup coverage through VTV’s online streaming platforms. The VTVgo app enables viewers to watch matches live on their smartphones or computers.
Watching on Mobile
For those wanting to follow the tournament on mobile devices, the VTVgo app is available. Users can download it for free from:
- Google Play (for Android users)
- App Store (for iPhone and iPad users)
After installing the app, open it and select the TV icon at the bottom. Then, simply choose “Change Channel” to view the available broadcast options.
Watching on Computer
To watch on computers, viewers can visit the VTVgo website. They should navigate to the “Television” section, where they can select “VTV Channel” to view live broadcasts.
Broadcast Schedule for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The group stage will occur from June 12 to June 28. Following that, knockout rounds will commence. The matches will be aired live across the mentioned VTV channels.
Here are a selection of significant matches and their broadcast times (Vietnam time):
| Date | Match | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| June 12 | Mexico vs. South Africa | VTV3, VTV10, VTV6 |
| June 13 | Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina | VTV3, VTV10, VTV6 |
| June 14 | Brazil vs. Morocco | VTV3, VTV6 |
| June 15 | Germany vs. Curacao | VTV3, VTV10, VTV6 |
| June 16 | Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay | VTV3, VTV6 |
Host Cities and Stadiums
The matches will be held in 16 cities throughout the three host countries, with notable stadiums including:
- MetLife Stadium (New Jersey, USA)
- BC Place (Vancouver, Canada)
- Azteca Stadium (Mexico City, Mexico)
AT&T Stadium in Dallas has the highest capacity, accommodating approximately 94,000 spectators.
Participating Teams
The automatic qualifiers for the tournament include the host nations: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Teams from various continents will compete for the remaining slots, resulting in a diverse lineup of 48 teams:
- Asia: 9 Teams (e.g., Japan, Iran)
- Africa: 10 Teams (e.g., Egypt, Morocco)
- North America: 6 Teams (including Panama)
- South America: 6 Teams (including Argentina and Brazil)
- Oceania: 1 Team (New Zealand)
- Europe: 16 Teams (including France and England)
The enthusiasm for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is building, with millions of fans eager to watch the tournament through VTV’s platforms.
