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Coach Mai Đức Chung to continue leading the Vietnam women’s national team at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Finals
The decision was made based on a high level of consensus between the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) and Coach Mai Đức Chung, stemming from the practical need for stability, continuity and succession in the coaching work—especially as the Vietnam women’s national team prepare to compete in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Finals, scheduled to take place in early March 2026 (with the results of the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup serving as the Asian qualification criteria for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup).
Vietnam U19 futsal team depart for the 2025 ASEAN U19 Futsal Championship
On the afternoon of December 20, the Vietnam U19 futsal team departed for Thailand to compete in the 2025 ASEAN U19 Futsal Championship.
Vietnam U16 futsal team depart for the 2025 ASEAN U16 Futsal Championship
On the afternoon of December 20, the Vietnam U16 futsal team departed for Thailand to take part in the 2025 ASEAN U16 Futsal Championship — the first-ever tournament organized by the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) for the U16 age group, marking an important official platform for youth futsal in the region.
Champions in the hearts of the fans, Vietnam women’s national team receive a VND 500 million bonus from Acecook and Hảo Hảo
The greatest victory is the one in the hearts of the fans, even though Vietnam were denied a legitimate goal due to a serious officiating error by the assistant referee and were unable to secure their ninth SEA Games gold medal. Nevertheless, the Vietnam women’s national team remain champions in the eyes of the supporters. […]
Vietnam U22 national team return home, bringing an end to a glorious journey at the 33rd SEA Games
On the afternoon of December 19, the Vietnam U22 national team returned to Hanoi, officially bringing to a close an emotional and glorious campaign at the 33rd SEA Games, highlighted by the gold medal in men’s football following an impressive comeback victory over hosts Thailand in the final.
Vietnam’s national futsal team closed their SEA Games 33 campaign with a 4–2 victory over Myanmar
On the afternoon of December 19, Vietnam’s national futsal team concluded their SEA Games 33 campaign with a 4–2 victory over Myanmar in the final match of the men’s futsal competition.
Vietnam Women’s Futsal Team return home, closing SEA Games 33 with a historic gold medal
On the afternoon of December 19, the Vietnam Women’s Futsal Team officially returned home after a successful campaign at the 33rd SEA Games, closing the tournament with a historic gold medal — the first-ever SEA Games gold for Vietnamese women’s futsal.
Vietnam Women’s National Team return home after SEA Games 33, closing an emotional journey
This afternoon (December 18), the Vietnam Women’s National Team returned home, bringing to an end their journey at the 33rd SEA Games and closing the tournament after a heartbreaking defeat to the Philippines Women’s National Team in the women’s football final held in Thailand.
SEA Games 33 men’s football final: Vietnam U22 stage an impressive comeback to claim the gold medal
U22 Thailand sent Vietnamese fans’ hearts racing after taking a two-goal lead. However, when pushed to the brink, U22 Vietnam responded in unbelievable fashion, fighting back to equalize before securing victory in extra time. This dreamlike triumph saw Kim Sang Sik’s side bring home the prestigious gold medal for the Vietnam Sports Delegation.
Vietnam women’s national team win silver medal at the 33rd SEA Games after a dramatic penalty shootout against the Philippines
On the evening of December 17, in the women’s football final at the 33rd SEA Games held at Chonburi Stadium, the Vietnam women’s national team were unable to defend their title, losing 5-6 to the Philippines in a penalty shootout after the two sides were tied 0-0 following 90 minutes of regulation time and extra time.
Securing all three points against Bangkok United, Nam Định FC move closer to the semifinals of the Shopee Cup 2025/26
Xuân Son shone with a brace, playing a key role in Nam Định FC’s convincing 4-1 away victory over Bangkok United, a result that moved the Vietnamese side closer to a place in the semifinals of the ASEAN Club Championship – Shopee Cup 2025/26.