Tickets for the Vietnam vs Indonesia match are selling poorly.
(Baonghean.vn)- Although there are not many fans buying tickets, ticket brokers are still selling hundreds of thousands of tickets for the return match between Vietnam and Indonesia at My Dinh Stadium (Hanoi) on March 26.
With the Vietnamese team playing disappointingly and losing 1-0 to host Indonesia in Jakarta, the return match at My Dinh Stadium on March 26 is not of much interest to fans.
According to Nghe An Newspaper reporters this morning (March 23), there were not many fans lining up to buy tickets, but only a few ticket groups waiting for customers.
After selling tickets online but not all of them were sold out, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) continued to sell tickets for the match between Vietnam and Indonesia in the traditional way from March 22. Tickets are sold at the headquarters of the Vietnam Football Federation.
According to information from VFF, from tomorrow (March 24), there will be an additional point of sale at the main gate of My Dinh Stadium to serve fans. Currently, this area has begun to see ticket brokers. The "black market" ticket prices are mainly 50,000 VND to 100,000 VND higher than the original price.
Even though the price was higher than the original price, a spectator from Do Luong district (Nghe An) still accepted to buy the ticket. This spectator shared: "I am Vietnamese, so I bought the ticket because of the flag and the shirt. The Vietnamese team has ups and downs, ups and downs. But I am passionate, and as a Vietnamese, I will cheer for the Vietnamese team with all my heart. I will only love the Vietnamese team for the rest of my life."
Speaking after the loss to the host team Indonesia, coach Troussier hoped: “In the next match, the home field is an advantage for the Vietnamese team. Indonesia will probably aim for a draw. Therefore, we will calculate to deal with counter-attack situations, which is also Indonesia's strength. After the first leg, I also collected a lot of information about the players, which will help me make adjustments for the next match. Hopefully, when we return to Hanoi, we will come back stronger. We hope that fans will come to the stadium to cheer for the team enthusiastically like the Indonesian fans who inspired their home team.”
For this match, VFF sold tickets at 4 prices: 200,000 VND, 300,000 VND, 450,000 VND and 600,000 VND. These prices are similar to the first home match of the Vietnam team in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Iraq.
The second leg match between Vietnam and Indonesia will take place at 7 p.m. on March 26 at My Dinh National Stadium (Hanoi).
Under coach Troussier, Vietnamese football has had 3 defeats against Indonesia: the loss at SEA Games 32, Asian Cup and most recently the first leg of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers./.
