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Hundreds of workers and machinery are working around the clock at the PVF Stadium construction site, a 60,000-seat project in Hung Yen, to accelerate progress.
Under the plan, PVF Stadium covers about 55,000 square meters, making it the second-largest stadium in Vietnam after Hung Vuong Stadium in Thượng Phúc, Hanoi. The project is designed to meet FIFA standards to host international matches in the future.
Nearly six months after construction began on October 19, 2025, the site continues to maintain a rapid, around-the-clock construction pace. Hundreds of workers, along with specialized machinery and equipment, have been mobilized to advance multiple major components simultaneously.
Many cranes, excavators, and trucks are operating continuously to support structural work and material transport. To date, the main stadium’s foundation is basically complete. The project is now entering the body and stands phase.
In the stands area, concrete structures are taking shape. Work is progressing on the body and first-floor stands, with some components reaching the third level and many areas at the fourth level.
Beyond the main stadium, auxiliary works are also being carried out in a synchronized manner. The outdoor square and an around-18-hectare parking area are being developed in parallel to meet the project’s overall timeline.
According to the design, PVF Stadium includes four main stands—A, B, C, and D—along with functional zones for technical, security, broadcasting, press, players, VIP, and dining facilities.
The stadium is oriented to meet FIFA standards, with the capacity to host international matches and large-scale sport and entertainment events. It is also expected to host events such as ASIAD, Olympics, or World Cup matches in the future.
Under the plan, the entire PVF stadium will be completed by March 2027. Once in operation, the facility is expected to become a training and competition center for the People’s Public Security forces, and a hub for training and developing Vietnam’s future football talents.
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