Live: The Cong Viettel vs Hanoi FC, 7:15 PM today March 1

Live coverage of the match between The Cong Viettel and Hanoi FC in Round 14 of V-League 2025/26.

What time is The Cong Viettel vs Hanoi FC, where to watch live?

• Time: 7:15 PM today, March 1
• Venue: Hang Day Stadium, Hanoi
• Competition: Round 14, V-League 2025/26
• Live on: F PT Play

For the convenience of viewers, we will provide detailed updates on the developments and results of the match between The Cong Viettel and Hanoi FC through this article.

Predicted Lineups for The Cong Viettel vs Hanoi FC

• The Cong Viettel:Van Viet, Viet Tu, Curua, Kyle Colonna, Tuan Tai, Hoang Minh, Van Khang, Manh Dung, Lucao, Nhat Nam, Van Quyet.
• Hanoi:Van Chuan, Xuan Manh, Duy Manh, Adriel, Cong Nhat, Van Toan, Hai Long, Van Quyet, Luiz Fernando, Hoang Hen, Fisher.

Preview of The Cong Viettel vs Hanoi FC: A Tactical 'Derby'

The Cong Viettel quickly regained their form after a heavy defeat to SLNA by securing a narrow 1-0 victory over Nam Dinh in Round 13. Nhat Nam's goal and their effective control of the game demonstrated a good balance between attack and defense in the military team's approach.

This result significantly eased the pressure on coach Velizar Popov and maintained a 7-point gap from the league leaders, Cong An Hanoi. However, to continue their pursuit, Viettel must overcome the major challenge posed by Hanoi FC.

On the other side, the capital city team has shown signs of improvement under coach Harry Kewell with a 4-match unbeaten run and a clearly enhanced scoring efficiency thanks to their multi-pronged attack, rather than relying on individuals. Nevertheless, recent head-to-head statistics favor Viettel, as they are unbeaten in the last four encounters, indicating a significant psychological advantage ahead of the upcoming derby.

Given the current circumstances, the derby between The Cong Viettel and Hanoi FC is predicted to be a tight and tactically rich affair. Viettel is likely to continue prioritizing a solid central defensive structure, playing with discipline, and capitalizing on quick transitions—a strength that has often yielded good results against their city rivals.

Conversely, Hanoi FC under the guidance of Coach Harry Kewell is showing a tendency to increase ball circulation speed and utilize multiple attacking avenues instead of depending on a single individual. This could help the capital team control the game better, but it also carries risks against Viettel's sharp counter-attacking ability.