A good result in the opening and final group-stage matches at the AFC U17 Asian Cup could send Vietnam to the 2025 World Cup in Qatar.

Central defender Le Huy Viet Anh was instrumental in securing Vietnam's place at the tournament.

Two FIFA-level referees will take charge of the Round 17 matchup between top-four contenders.

Ahead of the ASEAN Club Championship semifinal, Coach Mano Polking says Hanoi Police FC is ready to take on PSM Makassar with full focus and preparation.

Bich Thuy returns to South Korea after a successful season, while rising star Bich Tuyen prepares for her debut trial.

VTV Binh Dien Long An targets a powerful lineup with Vietnam’s top hitters to chase continental glory in April.

After a promising tournament in China, Vietnam’s young squad must fight to avoid the fate of past generations who faded after brief success.

The Binh Duong forward is set to miss national team fixtures and major tournaments after sustaining a serious ankle injury.

U17 Vietnam secured another 1-0 victory against Oman, finalizing their preparations for the AFC U17 Asian Cup 2025.

FIFA continues to support VFF and VPF with professional VAR training to enhance officiating standards in Vietnamese football.

Despite planning to resign, Tran Anh Tu will continue as VFF vice president and VPF chairman, focusing on the development of futsal and the V-League.

Vietnam’s national team leads their group after a 5-0 victory against Laos in the Asian Cup 2027 qualifiers.

Following Hai Long’s stellar performance in the Asian Cup qualifiers, the Bundesliga club humorously hinted at a loan move.

Coach Young Taik Lee of GS Caltex praises Bich Tuyen’s impressive performance and potential to play in South Korea.

Vietnam thrashes Laos 5-0 in Asian Cup qualifiers, but coach Kim Sang Sik still sees room for improvement.

Ceyda Aktas, known for her exceptional athleticism and striking looks, has captured the attention of fans at the Vietnam National Volleyball Championship.

After a dramatic 5-4 victory over Abu Dhabi Country, Ho Chi Minh City Women’s Football Club becomes Southeast Asia's first semifinalist.

The event honored top athletes and coaches, with Nguyen Xuan Son and Nguyen Thuy Linh claiming major popularity awards.

Down 3-0 at halftime, Ho Chi Minh City roared back to secure a 5-4 victory and advance to the AFC Women’s Champions League semifinals.