One 19-year-old flew to Bandung alone to cheer Thể Công-Viettel, and the club owes him, and every supporter like him, more than a defeat.
Hà Nội’s focus is now on refining technique, improving fitness and sharpening tactical awareness ahead of the National Games, particularly in kumite, where speed, reflexes and decision-making are crucial.
Phạm Thị Hồng Lệ and Huỳnh Anh Khôi defend their titles in style at the VPBank Hanoi International Marathon (VPIM) 2026 on October 18.
The two-day event is taking place at Vincom Ice Rink in Royal City, Thanh Xuân District, with competitors from HCM City, Khánh Hòa, Quảng Ninh, Thái Nguyên, Hải Phòng and Hà Nội.
VPBank Hanoi International Marathon features more than 11,000 athletes racing on four routes from 5km to 42km on October 18.
As part of the Topas Vietnam Trail Series, the race has long attracted a rich, international field, including top regional and domestic talent.
By combining digital technology with professional expertise, the city can improve athlete performance, promote safer exercise and contribute to better public health.
As the former world champion and most decorated athlete with disabilities Vietnamese history, the 42-year-old powerlifter will serve as one of the title candidates of the men's 49kg category in Japan
An unfortunate own goal by Nguyễn Adou Leygley Minh in the second half sent the three points to the Japanese giants.
Việt Nam's national karate team are hoping their young athletes will win medals at the 2026 World Cadet, Junior and U21 Karate Championships following their recent success at the Asian Games.
The inaugural marathon has also laid a foundation for future editions, bringing together mass participation, competitive racing and a shared commitment to environmental responsibility.
After eight years, the Skating Federation of Việt Nam enters its third term (2026-31) with greater focus on standard training systems, youth athlete development and stronger performance on the global stage
The back-and-forth scoring and hard-fought matches right up to the final moments at the city's sports hall demonstrated the event's high level of competition.
The 36-strong contingent including 21 athletes with disabilities under Chef-de-mission Nguyễn Trọng Hổ, deputy director of the Sports Authority of Việt Nam, will compete in athletes, swimming, powerlifting, badminton and table tennis.
Despite having lost the championships, Hanoi Buffaloes players express cautious pride in their team's performance for the 2026 season
The hosts finished top of the group with a perfect nine points from three matches, scoring 28 goals without conceding under Japanese coach Okiyama Masahiko.
Since taking over Việt Nam in May 2024, Kim has recorded 25 wins, highlighting his strong start with the national team and putting him well ahead of his regional counterparts.
The friendlies will be part of the events unveiling the new 60,000-seater PVF Stadium in Nghĩa Trụ, Hưng Yên, as disclosed by Minister of Public Security Lương Tam Quang in the ceremony celebrating Công An Hà Nội FC's 70th birthday on October 10.