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Blue Tigers will fight once more against Vietnam and Singapore

Published On 13 Aug 2022 04:03 PM

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The All India Football Federation announced today that the Indian men's football squad will play two international friendlies against Singapore and the host Vietnam in September.

Before facing Vietnam on September 27, the team will play Singapore on September 24.

As part of their preparation for the 2022 AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, Vietnam is hosting the friendly within the FIFA window (September 19 to September 27).

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Blue Tigers will fight once more against Vietnam and Singapore

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