Domestic football fans will be able to watch live the Vietnamese women's team compete in the 2023 Women's World Cup finals, held in Australia and New Zealand.
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| Vietnam women's team players on the training ground. (Source: VFF) |
Specifically, VMG Media has officially become the exclusive owner of the commercial exploitation and distribution of broadcasting rights for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 (FIFA Women's World Cup 2023) on television systems, OTT, mobile networks, IPTV, and public screenings in Vietnam.
After owning the exclusive rights to commercially exploit and distribute the broadcasting copyright of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, VMG Media and Vietnam National Assembly Television (Channel 7, THQHVN) have reached an agreement to broadcast matches of the Vietnam women's team and matches at the tournament.
Besides, VTVcab is the unit that coordinates the production of the matches.
To serve the large national television audience, television stations wishing to broadcast the tournament on cable, satellite, and terrestrial television infrastructures and press agencies wishing to use tournament data can contact VMG Media for licensing.
With the desire to serve fans across the country to watch live TV and cheer on the Vietnamese women's team, VMG Media will strive to distribute the tournament on many diverse broadcasting platforms.
At the 2023 Women's World Cup finals, the Vietnamese team is in Group E with opponents such as the US, the Netherlands and Portugal.
The group stage is considered too difficult for coach Mai Duc Chung and his team to create an earthquake, but will certainly bring many experiences to the 32nd SEA Games champion.
The US is the most successful team in the history of the Women's World Cup with 4 championships, while the Netherlands is the current runner-up.
To best prepare for their first World Cup appearance, the Vietnamese women's team has begun training at the Vietnam Youth Football Training Center (from May 22 to June 4).
After that, coach Mai Duc Chung and his team will train in Germany and have 3 friendly matches, including an important match with the German women's team on June 24.
After this training trip, the Vietnamese women's team will return home and continue training before moving to New Zealand on July 5 and are expected to have a friendly match with the New Zealand team on July 10 at McLean Park, before officially entering the tournament.
In the final round, the Vietnamese women's team will meet defending champion the United States in the opening match (July 22), then face Portugal (July 27) and the Netherlands (August 1).
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