Vietnam finished third, while Singapore retained the top spot after a draw.
Vietnam drew 0-0 with Singapore in the ASEAN Cup, leaving Singapore in first place with 7 points and Vietnam in third with 4 points; neither team has yet secured qualification as the group stage is not yet over.
- 0'The match has started.
Vietnam hosts Singapore.
- 12'Singapore has the edge, Vietnam is sharper.
In the 12th minute, Singapore had a slight advantage in possession with a 45-55% ratio, but Vietnam had more shots on goal, leading 2-1. The game remained fairly balanced as neither side had created enough pressure.
- 15 minutesKyoga Nakamura received a yellow card.
In the 15th minute, Kyoga Nakamura received a yellow card. This was an early warning, forcing him to be more cautious for the remainder of the match.
- 24'Vietnam had more shots on goal.
By the 24th minute, Singapore had a slight advantage in ball possession with a ratio of 44-56, but Vietnam was the team creating more significant pressure. The Vietnamese players unleashed 7-2 shots, including a 1-0 advantage in terms of shots on target, forcing Singapore to mainly defend and wait for counter-attacking opportunities.
- 28'Pham Xuan Manh receives a yellow card.
In the 28th minute, Pham Xuan Manh received a yellow card. The match remains goalless, but Vietnam is creating considerable pressure.
- 36'Vietnam pressed forward, Singapore defended.
After 36 minutes, Vietnam controlled the game with a possession rate of 51-49 and a superior shot-off ratio of 12-2. Singapore had not created much pressure, while Vietnam was still looking for the opening goal.
- 41'Tai Loc Nguyen came on in the 41st minute.
In the 41st minute, Tai Loc Nguyen came on as a substitute for Nguyen Dinh Bac, with Vietnam and Singapore still tied 0-0.
- 45'End of the first half
The first half ended with a score of 0-0.
- 46'The second half has begun.
The second half has begun.
- 48'Vietnam continues to press forward.
In the 48th minute, Vietnam remained the dominant team with 13 shots on goal and 4 corner kicks. Singapore was under pressure, having yet to register a shot on target compared to their opponent's 2.
- 59'Ilhan Fandi came on in the 59th minute.
In the 59th minute, Ilhan Fandi came on to replace Ui-young Song, with Singapore making a personnel change while the match remained goalless. This change could help Singapore refresh their game for the remainder of the match.
- 60'Vietnam dominates, Singapore defends.
At the 60th minute, Vietnam was controlling the game with 57-43 possession and a superior number of shots on goal (17-4). Singapore was mainly defending deep, while Vietnam also had 5-1 corner kicks.
- 65'Nur Adam Abdullah enters the field.
In the 65th minute, Nur Adam Abdullah came on to replace Ryhan Stewart, as Singapore made a personnel change with the game still goalless. The 0-0 scoreline made every substitution at this point noteworthy.
- 65'Hami Syahin came on as a substitute for Glenn Kweh.
In the 65th minute, Hami Syahin came on as a substitute for Glenn Kweh. Singapore made a personnel change as Vietnam was putting a lot of pressure on them, and the score remained 0-0.
- 72'Nguyen Hai Long came on in the 72nd minute.
In the 72nd minute, Nguyen Hai Long was brought on to replace Do Hoang Hen. Vietnam made another substitution as the match remained evenly contested.
- 72'Nguyen Xuan Son came on in the 72nd minute.
In the 72nd minute, Nguyen Xuan Son came on as a substitute for Nguyen Van Vi. Vietnam made another substitution while the score against Singapore remained 0-0.
- 72'Vietnam dominates but has not yet broken the deadlock.
In the 72nd minute, Vietnam controlled the game with 56-44 possession and a clear advantage in shots on goal (18-6). Singapore was forced to retreat under pressure, having yet to register a shot on target compared to Vietnam's 2, but the score remained 0-0.
- 84'Vietnam maintained pressure until the end of the match.
In the 84th minute, Vietnam still controlled the game with a possession rate of 56-44 and created significant pressure with 20-9 shots on goal. Singapore mainly retreated deep into defense, waiting for opportunities to counter-attack while being pressed.
- 89'Irfan Fandi came on in the 89th minute.
In the 89th minute, Irfan Fandi came on as a substitute for Harhys Stewart. Singapore made a late adjustment when the score was still 0-0; if they maintained this score, they would temporarily be second in the group with 6 points, but would still have to wait for the group stage to be completed.
- 89'Farhan Zulkifli came on in the 89th minute.
In the 89th minute, Farhan Zulkifli came on as a substitute for Shawal Anuar. Vietnam 0-0 Singapore, and this substitution came with only a few minutes left in the match.
- 90'Tuan Hai Pham came on in the 90th minute.
In the 90th minute, Tuan Hai Pham came on as a substitute for Nguyen Quang Hai. If the score remains 0-0, Vietnam will temporarily be #3 in the group with 3 points and will still have to wait for a qualifying spot.
- 90'Le Pham Thanh Long came on in the 90th minute.
In the 90th minute, Le Pham Thanh Long was brought onto the field with Vietnam and Singapore still tied 0-0. Vietnam had 22 shots on goal but were unable to find the net.
- KTFinal score: Vietnam 0-0 Singapore
The match ended with a 0-0 draw.
Updated at 21:51 on 31/07/2026
Match information
Vietnam will face Singapore at 8 PM on July 31, 2026, in the ASEAN Cup (AFF Championship). This is a notable match between the two teams currently holding the top two positions in the standings, with Singapore ranked 1st with 6 points and Vietnam ranked 2nd with 3 points.
The point difference makes the match crucial for both teams. Singapore enters the clash in first place, while Vietnam needs to demonstrate consistency and efficiency to close the gap in the standings.
Form makes the difference.
Recent form favors Singapore. The team has won both of their recent matches, demonstrating a positive start and the ability to maintain good results in the current period.
Vietnam has only one win in their most recent performance data. This number doesn't reflect the team's full strength, but it shows that Vietnam needs to improve its consistency going into a match with direct significance against the team currently leading the group.
It's worth noting that the two teams approach the match from different perspectives: Singapore has the advantage in points and recent results, while Vietnam possesses clear momentum from their chasing position. Therefore, how each team handles pressure in crucial moments could significantly impact the outcome.
The head-to-head advantage lies with Vietnam.
In their last five encounters, Vietnam has won four and drawn one; Singapore has yet to win. This trend creates a significant psychological advantage for Vietnam, while also suggesting that Singapore will face an opponent that has generally performed well in previous clashes.
However, head-to-head advantage cannot replace current form. Singapore is leading the group with 6 points and has won their last two matches, so Vietnam cannot rely solely on history to control the game. The match will be a test of confidence from the past versus the advantage of current results.
The key point in the implementation method.
The data provided does not include tactical diagrams, expected lineups, or a list of absent players. Therefore, it is not yet possible to determine the specific personnel arrangements of the two teams. However, the ranking comparison suggests that Vietnam may need to proactively seek ways to exert pressure, while Singapore has grounds to choose a more cautious approach to protect its leading position.
For Vietnam, balance will be crucial. The team needs to capitalize on their head-to-head advantage but at the same time avoid letting the pressure of securing points cause the game system to spiral out of control. Plays in decisive areas, the ability to maintain distance between lines, and the accuracy of attacks will be key areas to watch.
On the other side, Singapore can enter the match with confidence from their two most recent victories. A three-point advantage in the standings gives them a better psychological edge, but it also requires them to maintain focus against an opponent with a superior head-to-head record.
Pre-match analysis
Vietnam has a clear advantage in head-to-head encounters, while Singapore has a slight edge in recent form and ranking. This contrast makes it difficult for the match to be decided by a single factor.
Overall, Vietnam needs to translate its historical advantage into actual control on the field, while Singapore will look to maintain the stability shown in their two most recent victories. This is a clash where character, discipline, and effectiveness in crucial moments could make the difference, but there isn't enough data to predict a specific score.
*This article was created with the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI).
