Cambodia vs Laos LIVE Streaming info: When, where to watch ASEAN U-23 Championship?
While Cambodia finished fourth in the 2019 edition of the tournament, Laos had its best performance three years later, placed third in 2022. However, both teams suffered early exits from the previous edition of the tournament, in the group stages.
Cambodia and Laos are drawn with Vietnam in their group and the topper will qualify for the next round.
When and where will Cambodia vs Laos in the U-23 ASEAN Championship be played?
Cambodia vs Laos in the U-23 ASEAN Championship will be played at the Patriot Chandrabhaga Stadium in Bekasi, Indonesia. The match will kick off at 5:00 pm local time (same as Laos and Cambodia) (3:30 pm IST).
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How to watch Cambodia vs Laos in the U-23 ASEAN Championship?
Depending upon the area a fan is watching from, following are the streaming and broadcast partners for the U-23 Asean Championship, also known as the Mandiri Cup.
Cambodia: BayonTV
Indonesia, Philippines and Timor Leste: Emtek - SCTV, Indosiar, Vidio
Laos: BG Sports
Malaysia: Astro, AstroGo, Sooka
Myanmar: Skynet, BG Sports
Singapore: Mediacorp - meWatch
Thailand: AIS, BG Sports, Thairath TV, True Visions, Nok Plus
Vietnam: VTV, FPT Play
South Korea: SPOTV
Rest of the world: @ASEANUtdFC on YouTube and Facebook
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