After more than 30 years and 40 consecutive defeats against Thailand, the Vietnam women’s volleyball team created a major upset by defeating their long-time rivals to win the 2025 Southeast Asian Women’s Volleyball (SEA V.League) championship.

After three days of competition, the second stage of the Southeast Asian Women's Volleyball League (SEA V. League) 2025 wrapped up in Ninh Binh province on August 10 with a thrilling Vietnam–Thailand finale.

The “Golden Star Women Warriors” topped Group B with three wins over Hong Kong (China), Singapore, and Kyrgyzstan, netting 14 goals without conceding.

The 19-year-old star leads all scorers with 62 points after three matches.

A dominant 25-5 set win sends Vietnam U21 women into the top 16 in their World Championship debut.

Dominant performance sets up a decisive clash with Thailand for Group A’s top place.

The new V-League season is set for fierce competition both on the pitch and in the dugouts.

FIFA's latest rankings confirm Vietnam as the highest-placed women’s football team in the region.

The return of overseas Vietnamese footballers is reshaping the 2025/26 V-League season, but integration challenges remain.

Vietnam stormed to a 5-0 win over Singapore in their first match of Group B of the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers on August 6 in Hanoi.

Vietnam defeats the Philippines in their opening match of the second leg of SEA V-League 2025, hosted in Ninh Binh.

After a confident 6-0 opener, coach Mai Duc Chung emphasizes teamwork and steady progress toward the championship.

The regional women’s football tournament begins in Vietnam, with the hosts eyeing the title

Gymnasts are working hard to prepare for their high gold-medal target at the 33rd SEA Games, which they see as a strong motivator for their 2026 Asian Games (ASIAD) and 2028 Olympic Games.

Vietnam to host the regional tournament from August 6 to 19, featuring eight national teams.

The BaDen Mountain International Marathon 2025 took place in the southern province of Tay Ninh on August 3, attracting more than 6,000 domestic and international runners.

The Vietnam Open will be the final leg of the PPA Tour Asia 2025 series, following China’s Hong Kong Open from August 21 to 24 and the Sansan Fukuoka Open in Japan from August 26 to 31.

Brandon Ly has officially joined Hanoi Police FC (CAHN) from Burnley, becoming one of the most high-profile Vietnamese-origin signings in recent years.

Vietnam are given five slots to compete in the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2025, which will be held in August in France.

Vietnam’s top-ranked female badminton player, Nguyen Thuy Linh, has achieved a historic career milestone, reaching world No.18 in the latest BWF women’s singles rankings.