The race is the first in the Mekong Delta to have its course certified by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races, helping raise the event's organisational standards and promote Cần Thơ as a destination for domestic and international runners.
The match, the third time Việt Nam have reached the women's football quarter-finals at the Asian Games, will kick off at 1pm Vietnamese time.
The tournament is held by the Hà Nội Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism with support from Vietnam Airlines.
Việt Nam take one silver and five bronzes in wushu, rowing and esports in the fifth day of activities at the Japan Asian Games.
Deputy Minister Hoàng Đạo Cương calls on the NBA to further strengthen its presence in Việt Nam by holding more activities that engage NBA stars, including meet-and-greet sessions, player exchanges, and exhibition games, to inspire and encourage greater participation in basketball among Vietnamese youth.
One of the oldest tournaments in the city since its debut in 1974, the Hànộimới run has become a familiar event for residents of the capital city as well as runners from cities and province nationwide.
The team will spend 12 days in Indonesia, with their campaign opening against the Philippines on September 26.
Dương Thúy Vi also brought a bronze medal in the women’s wushu jianshu and qiangshu event.
The Saigon Heat moved closer to the VBA championship after a convincing 99–74 victory over defending champions Hanoi Buffaloes at the MLC Arena on Tuesday (September 22).
Việt Nam's head coach Hoàng Văn Phúc said the team would focus on recovery before analysing China and preparing a suitable tactical plan for the quarter-final at 1pm on September 25 (Hà Nội time).
Two goals from Mukhammadali Urinboev and Nurlan Ibraimov secured first place for the White Wolves, but Việt Nam still got out of groups after their main contenders Kuwait lost 1-2 to Philippines in the remaining group stage match.
The women's karate team won the first gold medal for Việt Nam at the 20th Asian Games on September 22 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
Việt Nam's head of delegation at ASIAD 20, Nguyễn Hồng Minh said the result reflected co-operation between State agencies and social resources in developing high-performance sport, particularly in a relatively new discipline.
Youth finswimmers competed in 36 categories for boys' and girls individual and relay in the 14-15 and 16-17 age groups at the Hai'an Sports Centre Natatorium, Nantong City.
Việt Nam’s two gold medals came in the women's U50 team and mixed pair U50 events.
Barely a month after lifting the regional crown, Việt Nam return to Indonesia for a tournament nobody has played before, against rivals who have spent the summer rebuilding.
Currently, Việt Nam stand second in the group of best third-placed teams. They are behind Uzbekistan who have two points with a 0 goal different and while Myanmar are at third with 0 point and minus 13 goal different.