India vs Thailand LIVE streaming info, FIFA international friendly: How to watch on TV, Where to live stream
For the Blue Tigers, ranked 127th, the match serves as preparation for the AFC Asian Cup 2027 Qualifier against Hong Kong to be held on June 10 in Kowloon City.
'We are preparing for the game against Hong Kong, and Thailand are preparing for Turkmenistan. It's a good friendly game for both teams because we are in a similar situation (playing the Asian Cup Qualifiers),' India head coach Manolo Marquez said.
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When and where will the India vs Thailand FIFA international friendly kick-off?
The India vs Thailand FIFA international friendly will kick-off at 6 PM IST, Wednesday, June 4 at the Thammasat Stadium in Thailand. Where to watch the India vs Thailand FIFA international friendly?
FanCode app and website will be live streaming the India Vs Thailand, FIFA International Friendly match.
Unfortunately, till now, there is no telecast details for friendly match.
Also, you can follow Sportstar's app and website for all the latest information and live updates from the clash.
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