The reigning world champion had no problems advancing to the final where she defeated Saikamon Phiphaphon of the host nation to win the women's 45kg fighting category.
The 67-year-old tactician will take charge of both the national team and the U23 squad.
Thank's to an amazing 2022, Như won her fifth title, her fourth in a row, making her the most successful athlete in the football community.
Weightlifter Khổng Mỹ Phượng has been honoured with the title 'outstanding citizen of HCM City' and is aiming for her first Southeast Asian (SEA) Games gold medal in Cambodia in May.
This is good news for Vietnamese basketball as the country’s sports are increasingly integrating with international sports in all aspects.
Việt Nam's best young prospects will make their professional debut at the VSP Pro 2 on February 25 night in HCM City.
Hà Nội 1 will vie for trophy against Việt Nam Coal and Minerals in the final of the National Women's Football Cup on March 1.
Since early last month, the strongest 19 players have been summoned to train in Hà Nội to ensure their target.
Lư Đình Tuấn is the first coach losing his job at the V-League 1 2023.
There is a busy year ahead for the national women's football team, culminating in Việt Nam's first-ever World Cup appearance.
If Newcastle do win their first major trophy since 1955 thanks to the contributions of Karius, then expect a statue to be built in his honour on the banks of the river Tyne.
Hà Nội maintain as the tournament leader after beating HCM City 4-0 on February 23 at the Việt Nam Youth Football Centre.
The Việt Nam Football Federation (VFF) and Sun Group on February 23 signed a cooperation agreement on developing national football in a three-year period.
The winner of the National Cup will receive VNĐ2 billion (US$83,700) a double bonus, according to the organisers at a draw on February 22 in Hà Nội.
Việt Nam and Laos have decided to push and tighten the relationship in sport during a three-day working trip of the Lao Deputy Minister of Education and Sports Khanthaly Siriphongphanh to the country.
The strong Vietnamese delegation comprises 155 members, including 121 athletes who have worked tirelessly to hone their skills in their respective disciplines.
The race organisers, FPT Group, said the sporting event would help contribute VNĐ1 billion (US$40,000) to the Hope Fund with a target of VNĐ3.5 billion ($140,000) to support underprivileged students in remote mountainous areas.
Việt Nam Coal and Minerals made HCM City former champion after beating them 2-0 in the third round match of the National Women's Football Cup on February 21 in Hà Nội.