PVF Stadium Construction Progress | Dec 2025 – Sep 2026

PVF Stadium construction progress from December 2025 to September 2026 — a month-by-month look at how Vietnam’s planned 60,000-seat stadium has transformed from foundation works into one of its most spectacular construction stages: the lifting of its massive steel roof structure. Located in Hung Yen, Vietnam, PVF Stadium is part of a sports and service complex covering approximately 92 hectares. The stadium is planned with a capacity of around 60,000 seats, with a main structure covering more than 55,000 square metres. This video follows the construction progress of PVF Stadium from December 2025 through September 2026, including: • Foundation works and earthworks • The rise of the four major stands • The development of the stadium bowl • Structural progress from March to July 2026 • Preparation for the massive roof structure • Assembly of the steel roof structure in August • The September 2026 roof lifting operation The main steel roof structure weighs approximately 8,600 tonnes and features two massive steel arch girders, each measuring around 373 metres. On September 22, 2026, construction teams used a hydraulic cable lifting system to lift the enormous roof structure into position. Construction is continuing toward the planned completion in March 2027. Watch the full PVF Stadium construction timeline and see how the stadium takes shape month by month. 00:00 Intro 00:31 December 2025 — Construction Underway 01:05 Early 2026 — Foundation Works 01:40 March 2026 — The Structure Emerges 02:12 April 2026 — The Stands Rise 02:39 May 2026 — The Stadium Bowl Emerges 03:11 June 2026 — Structural Frame Advances 03:40 July 2026 — Preparing for the Roof 04:14 August 2026 — Steel Roof Takes Shape 04:54 September 2026 — 8,600-Tonne Roof Lift 05:45 FIFA President Visits PVF 06:10 Outro Subscribe to StadiumD360 for stadium construction progress, mega stadium projects, stadium architecture and iconic stadiums from around the world. #PVFStadium #StadiumConstruction #VietnamStadium