Tran Anh Tu, a key figure in Vietnamese football, has resigned from his roles at VFF and VPF, shifting his focus to private business ventures while maintaining support for futsal and women’s football.

The Vietnamese karate team won six golds and topped the medal tally at last year's Games in Cambodia. Prior to that, in the 31st SEA Games on home turf, they earned seven gold medals and also finished first.

The VTV Phu Quoc Marathon 2025 will take place in Phu Quoc city, the southern province of Kien Giang on April 6, organisers announced on March 10.

Okiyama Masahiko, a Japanese coach with over three decades of experience in football, has been appointed as the new head coach of Vietnam's U17 and U20 women's football teams.

The World Games has become the second-most important global multi-sport event in the world, holding disciplines that are not in the programme of the Olympic Games.

U22 Vietnam is assembling a talented and experienced team under Coach Kim Sang Sik, with key players already shining on the senior national team. With solid preparation, Vietnam aims to reclaim its SEA Games football crown.

From badminton to volleyball, these Vietnamese female athletes are admired for their talent and beauty. This March 8, we celebrate their achievements and elegance.

The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) has announced ticket sales for Vietnam’s friendly match against Cambodia and the Asian Cup 2027 qualifier against Laos, with prices ranging from 200,000 to 400,000 VND.

Vietnamese goalkeeper Nguyen Filip has pulled out of the national team’s March FIFA Days squad due to family reasons. U22 goalkeeper Tran Trung Kien has been called up as his replacement.

The squad largely retain the core group of players who led Vietnam to victory at the 2024 ASEAN Cup.

This year, the Vietnam Ultra Marathon will take athletes to unique trails in Mai Chau, which is well-known for its majestic nature and distinctive cultural identity. It features five familiar distances of 5km, 15km, 25km, 55km, and Ultra (75km).

In a surprising turn of events, Bich Tuyen will be the sole Vietnamese representative in the South Korean volleyball try-outs this season, while Thanh Thuy has decided to continue playing in Vietnam.

Vietnamese boxers will also take part in a number of tournaments this year. The Asian Junior Boxing Championships will be held from March 10-24.

The squad primarily comprise players from Đà Nẵng FC, the reigning champions of the VN National Beach Soccer Championship. Alongside Khánh Hòa, they have been the most successful teams in the tournament’s history.

Former professional Japanese baseball players Tsuyoshi Nishioka and Shogo Shibata will be demonstrating at the Baseball Experience Session on March 8 and 9.

In order to increase the competitiveness in the team, Roland also gave opportunities to new faces, notably Thomas Mai Veeren, a Vietnamese-Dutch player.

​Despite strong support from the German crowd, Linh, placed 26th on the world rankings, struggled from the start. Yeo's powerful and precise smashes quickly established a seven-point lead at 9-2 before closing the first set 21-16.

Vietnam’s Bich Thuy dominated the court with 9 points and a 7-point serving streak, helping GS Caltex shock Korean champions Hyundai E&C 3-1.

To further bolster the team’s capabilities, VFF has appointed Yutaka Ikeuchi as a technical supervisor, working alongside Roland and his coaching staff as they prepare for the challenges ahead.

Vietnamese young players will have chances to sharpen their skills through an international programme entitled Next Gen Draft by Spanish LaLiga and EA Sports.