Prediction Vietnam - Pakistan today 16:00 02/10/2026.

Vietnam is showing stable and rising performance with 7 wins, 2 draws in 10 recent matches, an impressive goal-scoring rate (average 2.2 goals per game), and a solid defense (average 0.5 goals per game)

Key players such as Nguyễn Đình Bắc (scored 1 goal, 2 shots on target) and Leygley Adou Minh (6 interceptions, 8 successful duels) are performing consistently and playing a key role in the team's lineup.

Flexible playing style with the ability to change tactical formations (5-3-2, 3-4-3) helps Vietnam adapt well to different opponents while maintaining match discipline with only 5 yellow cards in the last 10 matches.

Vietnam is currently ranked 2nd in the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 with 3 points after 2 matches, but has not kept a clean sheet in any match and has only scored 1 goal in 2 matches, showing a lack of stability in both attack and defense.

A high win rate (70%) and impressive goal-scoring efficiency are strengths, but the sole loss to Thailand (0-2) could be a weakness if facing the opponent again in the future.

The reserve team lacks stability, with many positions lacking specific match data or having low ratings, which could affect the rotation capability if key players get injured

Vietnam lost only one match (0-2 to Thailand) in their last 10 games, showing a lack of focus or defensive gaps when facing strong opponents.

In the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 tournament, Vietnam has not kept a clean sheet in any match and scored only 1 goal in 2 matches, reflecting a lack of sharpness in decisive situations.

The injury of Do Duy Manh (absent for the last 7 matches) is a regrettable loss, causing Vietnam to rely on untested replacement options, affecting the balance in the defense line.

Pakistan has the ability to maintain draw results in matches against strong opponents such as Philippines, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh U23, showing stability in their defensive play.

Some key players such as Yousuf Butt (goalkeeper), Abdullah Iqbal (defender), and forwards Abdul Arshad and Ali Khan performed consistently, directly contributing to the victories and keeping the net clean.

Pakistan is demonstrating flexibility in adjusting the tactical formation (5-3-2/3-4-1-2) depending on the opponent, reflecting tactical adaptability.

Pakistan has played two matches in the tournament, securing one point (from a draw) and ranked 4th, showing no signs of superiority but also not falling into a crisis.

Pakistan is going through an unstable period with three heavy defeats (0-4 against Thailand, 0-5 against Syria, 1-2 against Myanmar), exposing defensive weaknesses when facing strong opponents.

The absence of key players such as Easah Suliman (defender) and Rahis Nabi (midfielder) has caused the lineup to lack cohesion, particularly in defense and midfield.

Pakistan only scored 2 goals in 2 matches, with a very low goal-scoring rate (1 goal per match), while conceding 6 goals, indicating a lack of effectiveness both offensively and defensively.