The U23 Asian qualifying matches in Vietnam will broadcast with 4K super definition technology, first sold abroad

The football matches in Group K U23 Asian qualifiers 2020 will take place on My Dinh stadium, Vietnam from 22-26 / 3/2019. Next Media is the official and unique unit on behalf of Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) in producing, broadcasting and distributing copyright these matches.

The U23 Asian qualifying matches taking place in Vietnam will be played live with 4K ultra-definition television technology. This is the first time football matches in Vietnam have been broadcast live with advanced television technology.

And recently, the Indonesian Football Federation has reached an agreement with Next Media to buy copyright for all the U23 matches in Indonesia at Group K U23 Asian qualifiers. Thus, the matches that take place on My Dinh stadium will be broadcast live with 4K ultra-sharp television technology throughout the Indonesian territory.

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According to Next Media, VTC3 will be the live broadcast channel of 6 matches in Group K U23 Asian qualifier with 4K high definition quality. In addition, other channels have also reached an agreement to receive the intact waves of these matches, including: VTC1, People's Television, VTV5, K + PM, 10-NCM BTV, VOVTV .

The U-23 Asia 2020 football qualifying round of 44 participating teams will determine 16 teams to compete in the final tournament. 44 teams divided into 2 areas: the Western region (24 teams, divided into 6 boards) and the East region (20 teams divided into 5 groups).

In the Asian U-23 Football Championship qualifier 2020, each group will have a host country. Thailand won the right to host the finals, so it had tickets to attend but still participated in qualifying rounds. Vietnam is the host country in Group K, the matches will take place on My Dinh stadium from 22-26 / 3/2019.

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