AFF Women’s Championship 2025 schedule (Date – Time – Match – Venue – Broadcast)

August 6
16:30 – Thailand vs Indonesia – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play
19:30 – Vietnam vs Cambodia – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play

August 7
16:30 – Myanmar vs U23 Australia – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play
19:30 – Philippines vs Timor Leste – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play

August 9
16:30 – Cambodia vs Thailand – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play
19:30 – Indonesia vs Vietnam – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play

August 10
16:30 – Timor Leste vs Myanmar – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play
19:30 – U23 Australia vs Philippines – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play

August 12
19:30 – Cambodia vs Indonesia – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play
19:30 – Vietnam vs Thailand – Lach Tray Stadium, Hai Phong – FPT Play

August 13
19:30 – Australia vs Timor Leste – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play
19:30 – Philippines vs Myanmar – Viet Tri Stadium, Phu Tho – FPT Play

August 16
16:30 – Semifinal 1: 1st Group A vs 2nd Group B – Lach Tray Stadium – FPT Play
19:30 – Semifinal 2: 1st Group B vs 2nd Group A – Lach Tray Stadium – FPT Play

August 19
16:30 – Third place playoff – Lach Tray Stadium – FPT Play
19:30 – Final – Lach Tray Stadium – FPT Play

The 2025 AFF Women’s Championship will take place in Vietnam from August 6 to 19, bringing together the region’s top eight women’s football teams.

This year’s tournament holds special significance as Vietnam plays host and aims to win the title on home soil. Matches will be held at two venues: Lach Tray Stadium in Hai Phong (hosting Group A, semifinals, and final), and Viet Tri Stadium in Phu Tho (hosting Group B).

Vietnam’s women’s national team is in Group A alongside Thailand, Indonesia, and Cambodia. They will face Cambodia and Indonesia before taking on Thailand in the final group stage match on August 12 – a clash seen as the “early final” that could determine the top position and a favorable semifinal berth.

Under the guidance of coach Mai Duc Chung, the team, blending seasoned veterans and promising young talents, is expected to uphold their regional dominance, especially following an impressive showing at the 2023 Women’s World Cup. The tournament is poised to mark a pivotal moment in Vietnam’s quest to reach the summit of Southeast Asian women’s football.

Thien Binh