A five-member Vietnamese team will compete in the seventh AIBA Women's World Boxing Championships on May 9 in Qinhuangdao, China.
The 26th Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 26) officially opened in Palembang city in the South Sumatra province of Indonesia on the evening of November 11.
Hopeful Tran Van Long failed to clinch the first gold medal for Vietnam at canoeing competitions in Indonesia on November 11.
A Vietnam Airlines plane, carrying hundreds of Vietnamese athletes to the 26th SEA Games, landed at Sultan Badaruddin airport in Palempang city, Indonesia on November 10.
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Hoang Tuan Anh has presented US$2,000 to Vietnam’s U23 football team for its win over East Timor.
The opening ceremony of the 26th Southeast Asia Games (SEA Games 26) will be held on the evening of November 11, not in the morning as scheduled, according to the event’s organising board.
The U23 Vietnamese team felt under pressure to win the third match of the 26th SEA Games first stage against East Timor after drawing with Myanmar on November 6.
Vietnam took a ticket to the final round of the 2011 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-19 Championships in Ho Chi Minh City on November 9.
A ceremony was held in Jakarta, Indonesia, on November 9 to hoist the national flags of countries participating in the 26th Southeast Asian Games, including Vietnam.
Forty-one athletes flew to Indonesia on November 9 aiming for more than 20 medals in total, including 7 to 9 golds.
Vietnamese runners will receive a VND100 million cash-prize if they qualify for the 2012 London Olympics during competitions at the Southeast Asian Games in Indonesia from November 12-16.