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The South African midfielder surpasses Nguyen Xuan Son in market value, leading Nam Dinh’s star-studded squad.
Quang Nam FC addresses speculation of a merger and confirms ongoing discussions about the club’s direction amid financial concerns.
Athletes from 11 countries will compete in Ha Tinh from July 24–31 in a tournament that highlights Vietnam’s rising regional sports profile.
A late goal from substitute Dinh Bac gave U23 Vietnam a hard-fought 2-1 win over Cambodia and a place in the semifinals.
The Uruguayan football legend greeted Vietnamese fans in a passionate meetup hosted by FC Online.
The unexpected withdrawal of Quang Nam FC disrupts the 2025/26 season just as schedules are finalized.
Nearly 11,000 runners from Vietnam and abroad participated in the VnExpress Marathon Da Nang 2025 on July 20.
Trinh Linh Giang of Vietnam has placed first in Asia after winning part of the PPA Tour Asia earlier this month.
Coach Kim Sang Sik expressed his satisfaction with both the performance and the result of his team at the 2025 ASEAN U23 Championship in Indonesia.
Vietnam will send five cueists to vie for the World Nine-ball Championship 2025, set to take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia from July 21 to 26.
With a standout performance by Ngoc Thuan and strong team cohesion, Vietnam overcame the Philippines to close the second leg on a high note.
Vietnam women's volleyball team loses 0-3 to China U21, placing fourth in Shanghai.
U23 Vietnam secured an expected 3-0 victory over U23 Laos in their opening match of the 2025 AFF U23 Championship, but the performance left observers with lingering doubts.
The ASEAN U23 Mandiri Cup 2025 is ongoing, and organisers have listed a number of players, including two from the Vietnamese team, as among those who could make a big impact at the tournament taking place in Bekasi, Indonesia from July 15 - 29.
Female athletes are challenging outdated norms and reshaping the role of women in Vietnamese sports.
Despite a determined effort, Vietnam’s men’s volleyball team suffered a 1-3 defeat to hosts Indonesia in the second leg of the 2025 SEA V.League.
Vietnam’s women’s volleyball team is determined to pull off a surprise against the Netherlands in the semifinals of the 2025 Shanghai Future Stars tournament.
MMA tournaments have been organised regularly in many cities and provinces, but since the establishment of the Vietnam MMA Federation (VMMAF) in 2020, this is the first official national championship for clubs.
Vietnam U20 women’s team continued their Japan training tour with a tough 1-4 loss against top-tier high school side Fujieda Jyunshin.
Vietnam opened the SEA V.League’s second leg with a decisive victory over regional rivals.