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The V.League 1 could be back in May, if the COVID-19 pandemic eases.

Vietnam’s top football league has been ranked as the fifth most prestigious club competition in Southeast Asia.

The 2018 season of V.League, which will begin on March 10, is expected to attract more football fans to stadiums thanks to the effects of the U23’s outstanding performance at the Asia Football Confederation (AFC) U23 Championship in China last January, experts said.

V.League 2018 will begin at Tam Ky Stadium on March 10, with a match between defending champions Quang Nam FC and Saigon FC.

The Hai Phong football club continues strengthening its top position on the V-League 2016 table with 21 points following its 2-1 win over Quang Ninh on April 23.