Live coverage of Vietnam U20 vs Japan U20: Starting lineup announced

Live commentary of the quarterfinal match between Vietnam Women's U20 and Japan Women's U20 in the 2026 Asian Women's U20 Championship quarterfinals.

Starting lineup for Vietnam Women's U20:

Vietnam U20 vs Japan U20: What time and where to watch live?

• Time: 4:00 PM on April 11
• Venue: Thammasat Stadium, Thailand
• Competition: 2026 Asian Women's U20 Championship quarterfinals
• Live broadcast on: TV360

To facilitate viewers' follow-up, we will provide detailed updates on the developments and results of the match between Vietnam U20 and Japan U20 through this article.

Expected lineup for Vietnam U20 vs Japan U20

• Vietnam Women's U20: Le Thi Thu, Hong Minh, Thuy Linh, Nguyen Thi Thuong, Hong Yeu, Thu Trang, Le Thi Trang, Y Za Luong, Khanh Vy, Thanh Hieu, Hoang Cuc
• Japan Women's U20: Iwasaki, Aoki, Aso, Higuchi, Matsunaga, Furuta, Itamura, Tago, Honda, Sato, Fukushima

Analysis of Vietnam U20 vs Japan U20: An immense challenge

Coach Okiyama and his team experienced an emotionally charged group stage journey before securing a spot in the 2026 Asian Women's U20 Championship quarterfinals. After two consecutive losses against China and Thailand, hope seemed lost, but an opportunity arose when they defeated Bangladesh 1-0 in the final match. Coupled with unpredictable outcomes in other groups, the red-shirted team narrowly advanced to the quarterfinals as the best-performing third-place team.

In the group stage, Vietnam U20 conceded 7 goals and scored only 2, both credited to Thuy Linh. This indicates that both defensive and offensive capabilities of Vietnam U20 are not yet solid.

In the quarterfinals, the challenge for Coach Okiyama's team escalates further as they face Japan Women's U20—one of the strongest contenders for the title this year. In Group C, the team from the land of cherry blossoms won all three matches against Australia, India, and Chinese Taipei to advance as group leaders.

The strength of the Japan Women's team lies in their high technical proficiency, along with their ability to create opportunities and execute sharp finishing, particularly from strikers like Noa Fukushima or Miki Kimura—each has scored 3 goals.

Considering all aspects, Vietnam U20 seems unlikely to match Japan Women's U20. Nevertheless, Coach Okiyama's team remains highly determined for the upcoming match.

Notable statistics ahead of Vietnam U20 vs Japan U20

• Vietnam U20: Lost 2, won 1 in their last 3 matches
• Japan U20: Won all 3 recent matches