Nguyen Thuy Linh eliminates Thai legend Ratchanok Intanon at the 2025 World Championships.

In their first world championship appearance, Vietnam’s women’s team fought bravely against Poland, winning one set and winning over fans.

As Vietnam makes its debut at the World Championship, the gap with Thailand reveals valuable lessons for long-term volleyball development.

The 17th Southeast Asian Taekwondo Championships closed on August 21 after three days of thrilling competition, with Vietnam emerging as the overall champion.

Facing top-tier rivals, Vietnam’s women's volleyball team seeks to learn, grow, and win at least one match in Thailand.

Vietnam’s women’s volleyball team faced a 12-hour travel delay before arriving in Phuket for the 2025 World Championship.

A second-half goal from Holly Furphy sealed a 1-0 win as U23 Australia triumphed over Myanmar to claim the AFF Women’s title.

The result capped a strong campaign for coach Mai Duc Chung’s squad, who once again proved their dominance over their regional rivals and closed the tournament with a well-deserved bronze medal on home turf.

Vietnam leads the field with 115 participants, underlining its strength as one of Asia’s Taekwondo powerhouses.

Kento of Japan took the top spot in the newly added 21km event at the “Save Turtles Run 2025” in Con Dao.

The team is back from the World Championship, but questions remain over a rumored FIVB penalty involving Dang Thi Hong.

Nearly 19,000 runners, both professional and amateur from Vietnam and abroad, had registered for the “My Vietnam 2025” marathon as of early August 17, with the number expected to surpass 20,000 by August 22.

With big-name signings and quality play, the V-League’s revival could propel the national team to new heights.

Despite setbacks and penalties, Vietnam’s U21 women’s team stunned top-ranked rivals and emerged as a tournament sensation.

Seventeen-year-old outside hitter Pham Quynh Huong emerged as the top scorer for Vietnam at the 2025 FIVB U21 Women’s Volleyball World Championship.

U21 Italy defeats Japan 3-2 in an electrifying final to claim the 2025 world volleyball crown, showcasing resilience and tactical brilliance.

With the win, Australia booked their place in the final against Myanmar, while Vietnam will face Thailand in the third-place playoff at 4:30 p.m. on August 19.

The careless listing of banned player Dang Thi Hong deepened the wounds of Vietnam U21 at the World Championship.

Vietnam Volleyball Federation takes preventive steps to protect the women’s team ahead of the 2025 World Championship in Thailand.

The roster blends seasoned veterans with young talents, promising fierce competition for places.