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Vietnam win second stage of Southeast Asian Women's Volleyball League 2025

Thailand led the game first with two sets 25 – 17 and 26–24. But Vietnam, fueled by smart tactics and home support, roared back to win the next three sets 25 – 17, 25 – 22, and 16–14, sealing a dramatic 3–2 victory.

Vietnam capture the second stage crown at the 2025 SEA Women’s Volleyball League (Photo: nhandan.vn)
Vietnam capture the second stage crown at the 2025 SEA Women’s Volleyball League (Photo: nhandan.vn)

Ninh Binh (VNA) – After three days of competition, the second stage of the Southeast Asian Women's Volleyball League (SEA V. League) 2025 wrapped up in Ninh Binh province on August 10 with a thrilling Vietnam–Thailand finale.

Both Vietnam and Thailand had two wins, this can be considered the final match of the tournament, attracting a large audience.

Thailand led the game first with two sets 25 – 17 and 26–24. But Vietnam, fueled by smart tactics and home support, roared back to win the next three sets 25 – 17, 25 – 22, and 16–14, sealing a dramatic 3–2 victory.

Vietnam took the crown and Thailand finished second, while the Philippines swept Indonesia 3–0 in a previous match for the third place.

The second stage of the Southeast Asian Women's Volleyball League 2025, jointly organised by the Vietnam Volleyball Federation and Ninh Binh province, ran from August 8–10 and featured four national teams, including Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia./.

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