Việt Nam to host 40 sports at SEA Games 31 Athletes will compete in up to 40 different sports when Việt Nam hosts the Southeast Asia (SEA) Games in Hà Nội next year.

Olympics boss reluctant to hold Tokyo Games behind closed doors

Banning fans from the Tokyo Olympics is "clearly something we don't want", International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach said, adding that "multiple scenarios" were under consideration for the rescheduled Games.

TimeTicket: Pre-registration for "eSportStars" (aka: eposta) is now open TimeTicket: Pre-registration for "eSportStars" (aka: eposta) is now open

Asian WBA champion to fight in national tournament Asian WBA champion and reigning SEA Games champion Trương Đình Hoàng from Đắk Lắk and 2020 Olympics qualified boxer Nguyễn Văn Dương from Bắc Ninh will fight in the tournament.

Herbalife Vietnam organises nutrition training course

Nutritional information and methods to improve health were discussed at a recent online sports nutrition training programme called "Advanced Nutrition - Sports Achievement" in HCM City.

Sports administration working to help foreign coaches return to Việt Nam

The administration said it has gathered a list of foreign experts and urgent and important cases to be given priority to apply for permission to return to work in Việt Nam as soon as possible.

Mai Đức Chung still reaching for the stars

The head coach of the national women’s football team is looking for the stars of tomorrow that could help him fulfil his World Cup dream, a dream that has twice eluded him.

Team Hollo from Hong Kong wins 2020 Imagine Cup World Championship Team Hollo from Hong Kong wins 2020 Imagine Cup World Championship

Linh, Hải best players of Việt Nam at Asian U23 Championship Vietnamese footballers midfielder Nguyễn Quang Hải and striker Nguyễn Tiến Linh have been named the country’s best players from the U23 Championship in Thailand.

Japan slides into recession -- with forecasts of worse to come Japan dived into its first recession since 2015, according to official data on Monday, with the world's third-largest economy shrinking by 0.9 per cent in the first quarter as it wrestles with the fallout from the coronavirus.