Kyrgyzstan’s Football Journey: World Cup Prep in Vietnam & AFC Challenges

The national football team of Kyrgyzstan is gearing up for intensive training camps in Vietnam as they brace themselves for the upcoming challenges in the qualifying round of the 2026 World Cup, announced the Kyrgyz Football Union.

In preparation for the crucial matches that lie ahead, the team is scheduled to engage in two games against Taiwan in March. The first encounter is set to unfold on March 21 in Taiwan, followed by a second match in Bishkek on March 26.

The Kyrgyz national team is slated to immerse themselves in a comprehensive training program in Vietnam from March 13 to March 19. This strategic move aims to fine-tune the squad’s skills and coordination as they strive for success in the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Meanwhile, the football club Abdysh-Ata is not lagging behind in the preparations. They are gearing up for the AFC Cup playoff matches against Taichung Futuro from Taiwan on March 6 and March 13. These matches are of paramount importance, acting as a stepping stone for Abdysh-Ata in their pursuit of success in the AFC Cup.

As of now, the Kyrgyz team finds itself in a competitive position in Group D, accompanied by formidable opponents Oman and Malaysia. With 3 points to their name, the team currently holds the 3rd position in the group standings. This places them in a challenging yet promising position as they navigate the complexities of the qualifying round.

The upcoming training camps and matches hold significant weight for the Kyrgyz national team and Abdysh-Ata alike. The rigorous training sessions in Vietnam and the pivotal games against Taiwan will undoubtedly shape the teams’ form and strategy, setting the stage for their aspirations in the 2026 World Cup and the AFC Cup playoff matches. The football enthusiasts in Kyrgyzstan eagerly anticipate the outcomes of these endeavors as the nation rallies behind their teams, fostering a sense of anticipation and excitement in the football community.