Meanwhile, in another class, SEA Games champion Nguyen Trung Cuong set a new national record when he competed in the men's 3,000m steeplechase.

Head coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet has officially confirmed the 14-player roster for the Vietnam women’s volleyball team as they prepare for the 2025 AVC Nations Cup, with the clear goal of claiming the championship title.

Vietnam will compete against Bangladesh, Singapore, and Yemen in Group C this September.

After a two-year absence, Cong Phuong joins Vietnam’s national team aiming to prove his worth.

Vietnam’s Hai Long earned praise from FIFA and international fans after dazzling against MU.

Vietnamese cueist Tran Quyet Chien is in the second place in the UMB Events Ranking and is third in the World Players Ranking, following his third place in the HCM City World Cup Billiards Carom 3-Cushion 2025.

Vietnam won seven gold medals from the Jujitsu Asian Adults and U21 Championships which has closed in Jordan.

Nguyen My Trang and Pham Trung Hoa triumph in the Latin Senior 2 event in Taiwan.

Despite scoring first, Vietnam conceded twice in two minutes late in the game.

A cohort of referees and assistant referees in Vietnam’s fourth VAR training course entered their final training phase in Hanoi from May 26 to 31, preparing to bolster the officiating team for the 2025-26 football season.

The Vietnamese karate team delivered a strong showing at the 2025 Asian Karate Championships in Uzbekistan, securing three gold medals and one bronze, and finishing third overall in the medal tally.

This six-day tournament is a significant milestone as it is not only the first to take place in Vietnam but also allows domestic cueists, both professional and amateur, to compete alongside the world’s top players.

With tactical discipline and returning veterans, Vietnam eyes a crucial result in the Asian Cup qualifier.

FPT Play will broadcast and promote all FIFA Club World Cup 2025 matches across multiple platforms in Vietnam.

The Vietnamese team also pocketed three silvers and 11 bronzes, helping make the ASBC Asian U22 & Youth Boxing Championships Vietnam's most successful tournament ever.

With few new names added, Vietnam’s coach must refine his tactics to face a physically dominant Malaysia.

Linh, currently ranked No. 26 in the world, defeated Denmark's Line Christophersen, ranked No. 35, with a score of 2-1 on May 22.

U22 squad in Pot 1, poised for a strong campaign at SEA Games 33 in Thailand.

Ahead of a crucial clash with Malaysia, Vietnam’s head coach includes surprise call-ups and leaves out key names.

This is the first time that Vietnamese athletes have gained the chance to shine in this sport at this competition.