The outcome of the upcoming matches will significantly impact the relegation situation, as the gap between the teams is relatively narrow.

Vinh’s overall results of 131kg in snatch and 163kg in clean and jerk were enough to place sixth, confirm his world number nine ranking, and guaranteeing a place at this summer’s games.

The top three teams in the Asian U23 tournament will secure direct qualification to the 2024 Paris Olympics. The fourth-placed team will compete against the fourth-placed team from the African U23 tournament for the remaining spot.

Trịnh Văn Vinh has become Việt Nam's sixth representative at the Paris Olympics this summer.

Lê Đức Phát and Nguyễn Hải Đăng will compete in the Condensate Kazakhstan International Challenge 2024 in Uralsk.

At least six coaches of different nationalities, who have had impressive CVs, have applied to be head coach of the national team of Việt Nam

The event in Việt Nam marks the second stop in Asia, with eight more scheduled in Asia and four in Australia, leading up to the WPC finals.

Lại Gia Thành wins first title for Việt Nam at the International Weightlifting Federation World Cup on April 1 in Phuket, Thailand.

The second open futsal tournament of the Vietnamese community in Siheung city, Gyeonggi province of the Republic of Korea (RoK), was held on last weekend.

Maximum Fighting Championship is South Korea's biggest kickboxing organisation. It has produced many famous martial artists from Korea and many countries around the world.

Kiên struggled in the first two qualifiers when players competed in round robin format.

It was his fifth win in a row at the national championship and he set a new tournament record, running almost 10min faster than last year in Lai Châu Province.

Two-time world champion Andersson led from start-to-finish in punishing heat and reached the chequered flag 14.708sec in front of his Estonian team-mate.

Acting President Võ Thị Ánh Xuân and several leaders of ministries and Bình Định province joined thousands of locals and visitors at the opening ceremony.

Trần Quốc Tuấn ended Việt Nam's winning drought at the ONE Championship series with a technical knockout win on March 29 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Eight players are selected to take part in the tournament based on their outstanding performance that have not only contributed to push the national sport's movement but also promote the Vietnamese players' power to the world.

Badminton player Vũ Thị Anh Thư was the only female among 10 talents honoured last week after her outstanding performance brought her three national championship golds and one international bronze.

This is the largest aqua sport event held in Việt Nam and the defending champion Jonas Andersson will take charge of the Vietnamese team. After 31 times on the top podium in his career, Andersson and young teammate Stephan Arand are considered title favourites on home ground.

The beautiful coastal central city of Quy Nhơn is the place to be if you like action… on the waves! It recently held a jetski tournament attracting thousands of competitors and spectators. This is one of many events on the waves that are being held to boost tourism.

A four-side international futsal event featuring Iraq, Morocco, New Zealand and Việt Nam will be held on March 28-31 in HCM City.