Long An Portal

(08/04/2010)

Two-time champions Binh Duong used home advantage to humiliate Vissai Ninh Binh 4-0 in the V-League Friday.

Dong Thap leap four places to lie seventh in V-League

(17/03/2010)

Dong Thap made waves at the V-League yesterday after beating Navibank SG 4-1 and jumping four steps on the ranking table.

President Nguyen Minh Triet calls on football institute

(02/04/2009)

The president on March 31 visited the Hoang Anh Gia Lai Sports Company and met with young football talents at the Hoang Anh Gia Lai – Arsenal – JMG football institute and the U13 Hoang Anh Gia Lai team.

Riedl may return to Vietnam

(01/04/2009)

Two clubs, which are both playing at V-League 2009, intend to invite Austrian coach Alfred Riedl back to Vietnam

Asian Indoor Games 2009: 219 sets of medals

(26/03/2009)

The third Asian Indoor Games (AIG) in Vietnam, taking place from October 30 to November 8, will have 21 sports with 219 sets of medals for athletes from 45 countries and territories.

Son, Cham take Golden Balls

(25/03/2009)

National team goalkeeper Duong Hong Son and striker Do Thi Ngoc Cham yesterday won their first Golden Ball awards for outstanding contributions to Vietnamese men's and women's football in the year 2008.

HCMC to host 12th Terry Fox run

(31/12/2008)

The annual Terry Fox Run charity fundraiser will take place at Saigon South International School in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 7 on November 30, Consul General of Canada William Johnston said in a statement.

HCMC athletes defend beach volleyball title

(31/12/2008)

Ho Chi Minh City males and females Sunday took the top honors in the 2008 Vietnam National Beach Volleyball Championship at Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Binh Cultural and Sports Center.

HCMC female players Phan Thi Cam Hong and Huynh Do Hong Loan won the women’s competition for a second year in a row, coming from a set down in the final to take a 20-22, 22-20, 15-11 win over Truong Thi Yen and Nguyen Thi Mai from Hai Phong City.

Eagle Eyed Wisut wins Vietnam Masters

(31/12/2008)

Thailand’s Wisut Artjanawat emerged victorious in the US$50,000 Mercedes-Benz Masters Vietnam Sunday after a storming six under par back nine featuring back to back eagles.