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Tran Thi Thanh Thuy, captain of the Vietnam women’s volleyball team, has been named the Most Popular Athlete of the Year at the 2025 Victory Cup - a recognition voted entirely by the public.
The Vietnam Golf Association has announced an ambitious 2026 calendar, featuring more than 10 professional tournaments and a growing international presence.
After Thailand’s shock elimination from the U23 Asian Cup, fans across Southeast Asia are rallying behind Vietnam's undefeated squad.
U23 Vietnam’s undefeated group stage campaign earns rare praise from AFC, regional rivals and even FIFA.
With sharp technique and sheer power, Vietnam’s “queen of knockouts” took down Iran’s Mobina in the first round to become the Asian champion.
Ahead of their decisive group-stage clash with hosts Saudi Arabia, the Asian Football Confederation has singled out midfielder Nguyen Thai Son as a player capable of shaping Vietnam U23’s fate at the 2026 AFC U23 Asian Cup.
A dramatic late goal sealed Vietnam’s second win in Group A, placing them one step away from a place in the last eight.
Vietnam’s biggest football stars will reunite in Hanoi on January 10 to welcome back the ASEAN Club Championship trophy and meet local fans in a special showcase event.
Vietnamese fighters will target championship honours when they compete at the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Championships 2026 in China, aiming to build momentum and ranking points on the continental stage.
Coach Kim Sang Sik believes his black shirt brings luck - and his results with Vietnam U23 seem to back that up.
Iranian referee Heidari Payam, known for his strict style, will lead the officiating team for U23 Vietnam’s second match at the AFC U23 Asian Cup.
The 2026 AFC U23 Asian Cup is more than a youth tournament-it’s a silent test of progress between Vietnam and Thailand.
The U23 Asian Cup kicks off today in Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam’s young squad carries hopes of a breakthrough.
The AFC’s early announcement of registered players reveals the provisional U23 Vietnam lineup, with a notable absence drawing attention.
The 13th ASEAN Para Games, scheduled for January 15-27 in Nakhon Ratchasima province of Thailand, is expected to be a fiercely competitive arena, bringing together the region’s top athletes with disabilities.
After a dazzling 2025, Vietnam football steps into 2026 with a new stature, solid groundwork, and renewed ambition to shine on the continental stage.
Vietnam’s volleyball transfer market has opened the new year with high-impact moves, drawing widespread attention across the national sports scene.
The year 2025 will be remembered as a landmark in Vietnamese football history, with national teams capturing three regional titles in an emotionally charged and meaningful campaign, showcasing a new level of resilience and regional dominance.
Vi Thi Nhu Quynh is quickly becoming the center of attention in Vietnamese volleyball, following an international stint and news of a high-profile signing ahead of the 2026 national championship.
Head coach Kim Sang Sik and his U23 Vietnam players have delivered heartfelt New Year messages to fans across the country as 2026 begins with high expectations.