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Thailand won the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Women’s Football Championship after beating Vietnam 7-6 on penalties, after a 1-1 draw in regular time and extra-time on August 4.

The national beach football team gathered on August 2 in Da Nang City in preparation for their Asian Beach Games next month in Vietnam.

Vietnam earned a place in Group B at the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Cup, following a draw on August 2 in Myanmar.

Vietnam set up a rematch with Thailand in the final of the Southeast Asian Women’s Football Championship, defeating hosts Myanmar 5-4 in the penalty shootout on August 2 in Mandalay City.

The national football team will enjoy a training course in the Republic of Korea as one of their activities in preparing for the upcoming ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Cup.

Vietnam defeated their arch-rival Thailand 2-0 in the final Group A round match of the Southeast Asian Women’s Football Championship on July 30 in Myanmar.

Vietnam entered the semi-final of the Southeast Asian Women’s Football Championship after beating the Philippines 4-0 on July 28 in the Group A second round match in Mandalay, Myanmar.

Vietnam achieved their first win at the AFC U14 Regional Festival of Football after beating Myanmar 3-1 in the second Group A match on July 27 in Brunei.

The annual football Fair Play Awards to honour fair performances and rejection of violence and gambling were announced in HCM City on July 28.

Vietnam are set to win the Southeast Asian Women’s Football Championship, which begins on July 26 in Myanmar.

Vietnam are ready for the AFC U14 Regional Festival of Football for Southeast Asia to be held on July 26-30 in Brunei.

Vietnam is to play Australia on July 24 in the final of the ASEAN U16 Football Championships after they defeated the host Cambodia 1-0 on July 21.

Vietnam are due to play Cambodia in the semi-final match of the ASEAN U16 Football Championships in Cambodia on July 21.

Vietnam’s Sanna Khanh Hoa were stopped at the quarter-finals of the Asian Football Confederation Futsal Club Championship after losing 2 – 6 to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Thailand, on July 19.

Vietnam’s Sanna Khanh Hoa advanced to the quarter-finals of the Asian Football Confederation Futsal Club thanks to Nguyen Quoc Bao’s late goal, ensuring the team’s 3-2 victory over Al-Sadd of Qatar.

Vietnam’s Sanna Khanh Hoa FC opened the Asian Football Confederation Futsal Club Championship in style by claiming a comfortable 3-0 victory over Taipower FC in Bangkok, Thailand, on July 15.

Vietnam’s national men’s football team dropped six places to the 139th position in the International Football Federation (FIFA) ranking table, which was released on July 14.

Vietnam temporarily top Group A at the ASEAN Football Federation U16 Championship after two matches.

Vietnam made a good start at the ASEAN Football Federation U16 Championship when they beat Malaysia 3-0 in the Group A opener in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on July 10.

The Vietnam national women’s football team will have three friendly matches with leading teams during their training session in the Czech Republic, according to the Vietnam Football Federation.