After the group stage concluded, the four teams advancing to the semifinals of the 2026 Southeast Asian U19 Championship have been revealed. Below is the detailed schedule for the round featuring the top four teams.

After the 2-2 draw between U19 Australia and U19 Cambodia that eliminated U19 Vietnam, many Australian fans voiced their opinions in unison.

Cambodia's U19 team caused a shock by holding Australia's U19 to a 2-2 draw, securing their first-ever spot in the semifinals of the Southeast Asian U19 Championship. This surprising result meant Vietnam's U19 were eliminated in the group stage, leaving Southeast Asian media astonished.

The 2-2 draw between Australia U19 and Cambodia U19 in the final match of Group C at the 2026 Southeast Asian U19 Championship created an unbelievable scenario, as all four goals were scored by Australian players. This result also officially ended Vietnam U19's campaign at the group stage.

(Football results) - Indonesia's national team continues to show impressive form by defeating Mozambique 1-0 in a friendly match during the FIFA Matchday 2026, held on the evening of June 9 at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium (SUGBK).

Vietnam U19 once again missed the Southeast Asian championship after being eliminated in the 2026 U19 Southeast Asia tournament, thereby extending a 19-year trophy drought, the longest in the history of Vietnam's youth football levels.

Argentina is considered stronger thanks to its world-class roster and extensive experience, but Algeria's disciplined approach could still cause significant trouble on the opening day of the 2026 World Cup.

U19 Vietnam had to say goodbye to the U19 Southeast Asian Championship in a regrettable fashion after U19 Cambodia pulled off a major surprise against U19 Australia in the final group-stage match on the evening of June 9.

A fully Brazilian referee crew will take charge of the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening match between Mexico and South Africa.

At 19:35 Beijing time on June 9, a friendly football match saw China face Thailand in Jinhua. The Thai team was missing several key players for various reasons, essentially a second-string side. In the first half, Zhang Yuning hit the post with a close-range effort, and Liu Haofan's mistake nearly gifted a goal to the opponent; the half ended 0-0. In the second half, China continued to dominate Thailand but lacked a finishing touch, with Zhu Chenjie even mishitting the ball in front of an open goal.