With strategic investments in emerging talent and a thoughtful approach to international competitions, the vision for success at the 2026 Asian Games and the 2028 Olympics in weightlifting appears increasingly bright.
Vietnamese athletes who successfully dominated the two previous editions are ready to shine and prove their talent from December 9-20, targeting as many as 110 gold medals and a place in the top three as usual.
Việt Nam’s women’s national team kicked off their 33rd SEA Games journey with a commanding 7–0 win over Malaysia in Group B on December 5, moving temporarily to the top of the group and gaining a crucial advantage in the race for the semi-finals.
The Techcombank HCM City International Marathon officially opened on December 5, offering race routes for 23,000 athletes in its eighth season.
This valuation reflects the country's significant investment in its youth and the impressive performances of its players in domestic competitions.
Striker Nguyễn Xuân Son shone with a hat trick, propelling Nam Định FC to a 3-0 victory against Myanmar’s Shan United in the Southeast Asia Cup C1 on Thursday at Thuwunna Stadium, Yangon.
A new generation leads Việt Nam’s fencing campaign in Thailand as emerging talents step up to replace established stars and push for podium success.
Việt Nam will begin their SEA Games title-defending campaign in the opening match, facing Malaysia, a rival respected by coach Mai Đức Chung, on December 5.
Vietnamobile and Cốc Cốc are backing Việt Nam’s SEA Games delegation with technology and media support, boosting connectivity, promoting team spirit and helping athletes shine on the regional stage.
Set to take place on January 10, 2026, in HCM City, this tournament stands as a highlight of FIDE's global social chess initiative, aiming to spread the joy and benefits of chess to all.
Việt Nam struggled for most part of the second half before regaining the lead late, again through Đình Bắc.
Strong results at continental and world championships have boosted the Việt Nam women’s sepak takraw team’s confidence as they aim for gold at the 33rd SEA Games in Thailand.
The vovinam martial arts performance programme, featuring 60,000 students from 165 schools in HCM City, has officially set a world record.
It is the last among series of events to celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relationship between two countries (January 18, 1950-2025) and one of the highlights in a programme aimed to promote business connections.
The second Vietnam Collegiate Basketball Championship (VCBC) returns to the town, creating a stage for student players nationwide to shine.
The Việt Nam national basketball teams have finalised their official line-ups for SEA Games 33 in Thailand, aiming for strong performances in both the 3x3 and 5x5 events.
Nguyễn Văn Dương emerged as the hero of the match, contributing to three of the four goals scored against Malaysia
The 2025 marathon featured about 10,000 athletes running around city's landmarks and historical relics.