Coach Kim Sang Sik has taken many by surprise with his final selection of the U22 Vietnam squad for the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand.

The 33rd Southeast Asian Games, hosted by Thailand, will be broadcast live across Vietnam as multiple national television networks secure transmission rights and deploy teams for full coverage.

Head coach Kim Sang Sik and his U22 Vietnam squad are brimming with confidence ahead of the 33rd Southeast Asian Games, aiming squarely for the gold medal in men’s football. Yet history suggests this tournament remains as unpredictable as ever.

Coach Kim Sang Sik has affirmed that U22 Vietnam is fully prepared to compete for the men's football gold medal at the upcoming SEA Games 33 in Thailand.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has called on every member of the Vietnamese delegation to SEA Games 33 to act as “cultural ambassadors,” promoting the nation’s image of kindness, harmony, intellect, and civility.

With a commanding 4-0 win over Macau, Vietnam U17 reclaim the top of Group C and prepare for a decisive clash with Malaysia.

Vietnam gears up for SEA Games 33 with an ambitious target of 80–100 gold medals and over 1,000 team members.

Vietnam’s U22 men’s football team will play their SEA Games 33 group matches in Bangkok instead of Songkhla, following major flooding in southern Thailand.

Despite being fined $5,000 by the AFC, CAHN (Hanoi Police) and Beijing Guoan players once again engaged in a heated altercation during their AFC Champions League Two clash.

Vietnam U22 is the top contender for SEA Games gold, but Coach Kim eyes success beyond the region.

Cambodia’s national sports delegation has officially withdrawn from eight sports at the upcoming 33rd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Thailand, including the men’s football competition.

Coach Cristiano Roland had high praise for the U17 Vietnam team after their 2-0 win over U17 Hong Kong, which secured their position at the top of Group C in the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026 qualifiers.

In the stillness of midnight, nearly 10,000 athletes embark on a journey through Hanoi’s iconic landmarks in the 5th edition of the VMHM night run.

Southeast Asia’s youth football teams made a spectacular entrance into the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026 qualifiers, with Vietnam, Malaysia, Laos and Myanmar all securing emphatic victories in their opening matches.

Dalan Jumaan Al-Hamad, President of the Asian Athletics Association, has commended Vietnam for its strong pool of athletes and affirmed that the country has the capacity to compete for medals at both continental and global competitions in the future.

U17 Vietnam delivered a stunning 14-0 victory over the Northern Mariana Islands, claiming the top spot in Group C of the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2026 qualifiers.

Korea coach Kim Sang-sik announced a list of 28 players who will help Vietnam hunt the SEA Games title in the upcoming 33rd edition next month in Thailand.

A major injury sidelines Nguyen Van Truong, ruling him out of SEA Games 33 and U23 Asian Cup.

A ceremony to see off the Vietnamese sporting delegation to the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games took place in Ho Chi Minh City on November 21.

Former Vietnamese-French rugby player François Trinh-Duc, and other former French national team players, will join a charity rugby match in Ho Chi Minh City on November 22 to raise funds for disadvantaged children.