Two Vietnamese television stations will broadcast the Vietnam women's national team's match live at the 2026 Asian tournament.

Three Vietnamese broadcasters will provide live coverage of the Vietnam women's national team's matches at the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup finals.

The matches of the Vietnam women's national team in the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup finals will be broadcast live on the TV360 platform, as well as on channels of Vietnam Television (VTV) and Ho Chi Minh City Television (HTV). TV360 holds the media rights and broadcasting license for Asian Football Confederation (AFC) tournaments in Vietnam for the 2026-2029 period, hence the entire competition will be streamed on this platform.

Viewers can also follow the Vietnam women's national team's matches on VTV and the VTV Go app, providing convenient access for domestic fans to support the team at the continental-level competition.

Regarding television, channel VTV7 will broadcast three group stage matches of the Vietnam women's national team live: the match against India at 18:00 on March 4, the match against Chinese Taipei at 12:00 on March 7, and the match against Japan at 16:00 on March 10.

Additionally, the tournament's matches will also be aired on HTV Thể Thao and HTV4 channels. HTV announced it will broadcast 27 matches of the tournament live, accompanying the Vietnam women's national team on their journey towards the goal of qualifying for the 2027 Women's World Cup.

The tournament features 12 participating teams, divided into 3 groups, with a total of 27 matches to be played.

All group stage matches of the Vietnam women's national team will take place in Perth, Australia.

After the group stage concludes, the top two teams from each group, along with the two best-performing third-placed teams, will advance to the quarter-finals. This format creates direct competition for both the top two positions in each group and the spots reserved for the highest-ranked third-placed teams.

The 2026 Women's Asian Cup serves as the qualifying tournament for the 2027 Women's World Cup. Twelve teams are participating and are divided into four groups. The four quarter-final winners will earn direct qualification to the 2027 Women's World Cup, while the four quarter-final losers will compete in play-in matches to determine the two remaining direct slots, and also to select two Asian representatives for the intercontinental play-off round.