Oanh has been famous in the region for a long time after dominating both middle- and long-distance events in the regional championships and SEA Games.

On the final day of the 33rd SEA Games, the Vietnamese sports delegation continued to excel, capturing crucial gold medals in wrestling, boxing, aerobic gymnastics, and chess. This impressive performance brought Việt Nam's total to 86 gold medals, securing third place in the overall medal tally.

Vietnam are SEA Games football champions after a dramatic comeback that sealed the stunning victory against Thailand in Bangkok. The win sparked jubilant scenes on the streets of Việt Nam as fans of all ages celebrated the gold medal.

In the midst of the celebrations, crowds carrying red and yellow flags streamed through the streets, accompanied by the incessant sound of horns and drums.

The Việt Nam-Japan U13 International Youth Football Tournament has been organised to encourage the friendly relationship between the two countries and develop the junior football movement.

With this emphatic win, Việt Nam achieved their first-ever SEA Games gold medal in women's futsal, having previously finished as runners-up in all five of their prior final appearances, each time losing to Thailand.

Yotsakorn Burapha and Seksan Ratree brought joy for Thailand in Rajamangala Stadium in the first half, but a quick goal from Nguyễn Đình Bắc and an own goal from Waris Choolthong brought the game back to level terms for the Golden Star Warriors, before Nguyễn Thanh Nhàn tapped another one in to bring Việt Nam out front at extra time.

To date, the Vietnamese wrestling team have won a total of seven gold medals at the 33rd SEA Games.

Việt Nam’s women fall on penalties after a controversial semi-final, ending a historic SEA Games run but earning pride for grit, courage and resilience.