East Timor 0-7 Vietnam: The visiting team tops the group.
At Chonburi Daikin Stadium, East Timor's 0-7 victory over Vietnam propelled the visitors to the top of the group with 3 points, but their qualification for the next round is not yet secured; East Timor is in fifth place with 0 points and must also await further developments.
- 0'The match has started.
East Timor welcomes Vietnam.
- 7'Henrio helped Vietnam take the lead.
In the 7th minute, Hêndrio unleashed an accurate left-footed shot, opening the scoring for Vietnam. The early goal gave Vietnam an advantage over East Timor.
- 13'Vietnam controls the situation.
After 13 minutes, Vietnam was leading East Timor 1-0 and had superior ball control with a ratio of 26-74. East Timor had to retreat deep into their own half, while Vietnam, despite having only 1-1 shots on goal, had a 0-1 advantage in terms of shots on target.
- 25'Vietnam takes the initiative to put pressure on the opponent.
After 25 minutes, Vietnam was proactively controlling the game with 45-55% possession and a shooting advantage of 1-5. East Timor was under clear pressure with only 0-3 shots on target, while Vietnam was leading.
- 31'Dinh Bac Nguyen doubles the lead.
In the 31st minute, Dinh Bac Nguyen scored after an assist from Hoang Duc Nguyen, increasing Vietnam's lead to 0-2. East Timor is facing many difficulties as Vietnam has established a two-goal advantage.
- 38'Vietnam dominated before halftime.
At the 38th minute, Vietnam was controlling the game and exerting clear pressure, as evidenced by their possession ratio of 48-52 and shots on goal of 1-8. East Timor was under pressure, with only one shot and none on target, while Vietnam had four shots on target.
- 41'Henrilo helps Vietnam widen the gap.
In the 41st minute, Henriko scored, extending Vietnam's lead to 0-3.
- 43'Dinh Bac Nguyen increased the score to 0-4.
In the 43rd minute, Dinh Bac Nguyen scored with a right-footed shot after an assist from Quang Hai Nguyen, extending Vietnam's lead to 0-4.
- 45+1'Rafaelson scores, Vietnam leads 0-5.
In the 45th minute, Rafaelson scored after an assist from Van Vi Nguyen, extending Vietnam's lead to 0-5 against East Timor. If they maintain this score, Vietnam will temporarily be in third place in the group, but qualification for the next round remains uncertain.
- 45'End of the first half
At the end of the first half, the score was 0-5.
- 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun.
- 51'Vietnam continues to dominate.
By the 51st minute, Vietnam was still controlling the game and pressing East Timor, as evidenced by their possession ratio of 45-55% and a shooting advantage of 2-14. East Timor was almost entirely on the defensive, with only 0-7 shots on target.
- 63'Hoang Viet Anh Bui enters the field.
In the 63rd minute, Hoang Viet Anh Bui came on as a substitute for Thanh Chung Nguyen. With Vietnam already leading by a significant margin, this change could help the team maintain the initiative for the remainder of the match.
- 63'Van Do Le came on in the 63rd minute.
In the 63rd minute, Van Do Le came on as a substitute for Tien Anh Truong. Vietnam continued to make personnel changes after their explosive first half.
- 63'Vietnam made a substitution in the 63rd minute.
In the 63rd minute, Tuan Tai Phan came on as a substitute for Van Vi Nguyen. Vietnam made the adjustment while leading comfortably against East Timor.
- 63'Vietnam dominated the game.
After 63 minutes, Vietnam controlled the game with possession.42 - 58and dominated in finishing.3 - 18East Timor largely had to defend deep, with the number of shots on target being...0 - 6.
- 65'Dinh Bac Nguyen scored, giving Vietnam a 0-6 lead.
In the 65th minute, Dinh Bac Nguyen scored after an assist from Hoang Viet Anh Bui, extending Vietnam's lead to 0-6. If they maintain this score, Vietnam will temporarily be ranked 3rd in the group, but qualification for the next round remains uncertain.
- 68'Eric Silva received a yellow card in the 68th minute.
In the 68th minute, Eric Silva received a yellow card. Vietnam was still leading East Timor 0-6, dominating the game.
- 75'Vietnam completely dominated the game.
In the 75th minute, Vietnam still completely dominated the game with 40-60 possession and a superior number of shots (3-20). East Timor had to retreat deep into their own half, with only 0-7 shots on target, while Vietnam maintained their pressure.
- 76'Hai Long Nguyen came on in the 76th minute.
In the 76th minute, Hai Long Nguyen came on as a substitute for Xuan Manh Pham. Vietnam continued to make personnel changes while leading East Timor 0-6.
- 76'Both teams made substitutions in the 76th minute.
In the 76th minute, Juvito Moniz came on to replace Silva for East Timor, while Nguyen Hai Long replaced Pham Xuan Manh for Vietnam. These adjustments occurred when Vietnam was leading 0-6.
- 79'An own goal extended Vietnam's lead to 0-7.
In the 79th minute, Quang Hai Nguyen (East Timor) scored an own goal, extending Vietnam's lead to 0-7. If they maintain this score, Vietnam will temporarily be ranked 3rd in the group, but qualification for the next round remains uncertain.
- 86'Nguyen Tran Viet Cuong came on in the 86th minute.
In the 86th minute, Nguyen Tran Viet Cuong came on as a substitute for Hendrioo. Vietnam continued to make changes to their lineup in the final minutes while leading East Timor 0-7.
- 87'Vietnam dominated at the end of the match.
In the 87th minute, Vietnam still completely dominated the game with a possession rate of 39-61 and 4-23 shots on goal. East Timor was almost entirely on the defensive, as evidenced by their 1-6 corner kick deficit.
- KTFinal score: East Timor 0-7 Vietnam
The match ended with a score of 0-7.
Updated at 17:59 on 25/07/2026
Match information
East Timor will face Vietnam in the ASEAN Cup (AFF Championship) at 8:30 PM on July 24, 2026. The match will take place at Chonburi Daikin Stadium, Chonburi.
Vietnam needs to be careful in their first match against East Timor.
The key for Vietnam is how the team controls the game; pressure often comes not only from attacking ability but also from maintaining focus throughout the match. Vietnam needs to organize their play tightly and make good use of opportunities to make a difference.
East Timor faces a test of its competitiveness.
East Timor needs to be more proactive if they want to create an equalizer against Vietnam. However, due to a lack of data on recent form, head-to-head records, squad strength, or expected lineups, it is not yet possible to determine precisely how East Timor will approach the match.
Tactically, East Timor may need to prioritize defensive solidity and limit space in front of their goal. However, these are only basic requirements for a team considered the underdog, not a definitive statement about East Timor's specific formation or tactics in the match.
Lineups and points that are still undecided
The available information does not provide a list of absent players, reasons for injury, expected lineups, or tactical formations for both teams. Therefore, it is not yet possible to make a reliable assessment of the individuals who could decide the match or any changes in personnel.
The lack of data on form and squad strength also means that any detailed predictions need to be approached with caution. Factors such as pressing ability, quality of transitions, or effectiveness in set-piece situations can only be accurately assessed with more expert information.
Pre-match analysis
Vietnam is expected to try to control the game and put pressure on their opponents, while East Timor needs to maintain discipline to avoid being drawn into their opponent's game plan. Without data on form, head-to-head records, and lineups, the most reasonable assessment is that the outcome will depend heavily on each team's organization, focus, and how they capitalize on opportunities at Chonburi Daikin Stadium.
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).