Việt Nam News

Việt Nam and five regional MMA federations have agreed key steps to standardise the sport, push for SEA Games inclusion and strengthen athlete safety under a new Southeast Asian body.

VTVcab and Việt Nam Golf Corporation (VG Corp) have signed a deal to enhance production and broadcasting capabilities and develop the golf ecosystem in Việt Nam.

Việt Nam wrapped up the second day of SEA Games competitions with 10 gold medals and a second place in the medal tally.

Through VFF President Trần Quốc Tuấn, the PM praised the squads for their full commitment to the nation, highlighting their strong will, resilience and determination, while urging coaches Mai Đức Chung and Kim Sang-sik to focus on meticulous semifinal preparations.

Martial artists and gymnasts make it a golden day for Việt Nam in the second day of the 33rd SEA Games on December 11 in Bangkok.

Both the men's and women's football teams have ensure their places in the semi-finals of the SEA Games after comfortable victories.

Việt Nam’s cyclists are sharpening their form in Thailand as both the men’s and women’s squads chase podium finishes and aim to defend key titles at the 33rd SEA Games.

The Việt Nam U22 team are gearing up to face Malaysia in Group B of the 33rd SEA Games on Thursday.

Việt Nam pocketed two more gold medals in the evening session of the 33rd SEA Games' first day of competitions on December 10 in Thailand.

Việt Nam have won two gold medals in the first official competition day of the 33rd SEA Games on December 10 afternoon in Thailand.

The opening ceremony for the 33rd SEA GAMES has taken place in Bangkok, Thailand. Eleven countries with over 21,000 athletes will take part in the tournament. Việt Nam has sent a total of 842 athletes with a target set of at least 110 gold medals.

The ParaNatuh Pickleball Tournament for athletes with disabilities will take place on March 16, 2026, in Hà Nội.

The ceremony not only showcased Thailand's readiness as host, but also reaffirmed the country's pivotal role in establishing the largest sports event in Southeast Asia 66 years ago.

Coach Mai Đức Chung admitted the 0-1 defeat to the Philippines was a major setback for the Vietnamese women's team, leaving them needing a win over Myanmar to stay in the hunt for the 33rd SEA Games title.

The Vietnamese table tennis team have wrapped up their training and are confident they can take on the tough competitions ahead in the 33rd SEA Games.

Previously K+ held the rights but due to financial difficulties, the television channel owned by Canal+ and VTV will stop working in Việt Nam from January 1, 2026.

Việt Nam's rising tennis hopes gather momentum as young debutant Đức and his teammates target SEA Games success after intensive preparation and tough international warm-up battles.

After a decade-long absence of overseas Vietnamese players at the SEA Games, Việt Nam U22 are placing their trust in the promising talent of Viktor Lê. Fans are buzzing with anticipation as he steps onto the field, poised to make a significant impact at SEA Games 33.