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5 selected Fifa Asean Cup matches to be shown live

RTM has formed partnership with YTL to broadcast these matches.

5 selected Fifa Asean Cup matches to be shown live

The Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) has partnered with YTL Corporation Berhad to broadcast select matches of the upcoming Fifa Asean Cup 2026 live to all Malaysians. YTL is the main sponsor for the tournament's live broadcast. The broadcasting department announced that RTM will air five matches from the tournament, including three Group A matches featuring the Malaysian team, the third-place playoff, and the final match.

Viewers can watch these broadcasts on the Sukan RTM and Sukan+ RTM channels, as well as through the RTMKlik online streaming application. The Malaysia team, currently ranked 136th globally, faced Bangladesh in a live broadcast at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta last Friday. Additional matches scheduled for broadcast include Indonesia's match against Malaysia on September 28 at 8:30 pm Malaysian time, Malaysia's game against Singapore on October 1 at 8:30 pm, and the third-place playoff and final on October 5 at 5 pm and 9 pm, respectively.

The strategic partnership aims to energize supporters and provide strong backing for the Malaysian team throughout the competition.

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