UEFA member nations are reported to have unanimously backed a proposal to boycott the World Cup in protest against FIFA's plan to sell stakes in the tournament to private investors.

ASEAN Cup 2026 schedule today, July 31 - Thethaovanhoa.vn provides the schedule and live stream links for matches of the Southeast Asian Football Championship taking place on July 31.

The Vietnamese football community received sad news as former player and sports commentator Trịnh Quốc Hưng passed away on July 30, 2026, at the age of 44. His sudden departure led many colleagues, friends, and fans to express their condolences on social media.

Chelsea has officially announced the signing of Maxence Lacroix from Crystal Palace, further strengthening their defensive line ahead of the new season.

Searching for a player who can adequately replace Mohamed Salah has never been straightforward for Liverpool. Nevertheless, Bradley Barcola might be the perfect answer for new manager Andoni Iraola.

A common understanding over the years about a club considered a "big club" in world football includes a combination of many factors such as financial strength, historical achievements, brand value, global influence, and an iconic star player.

The Vietnamese national team will face a pivotal match in the ASEAN Cup 2026 against Singapore at My Dinh Stadium. This is no easy challenge, as the opponent is in excellent form and possesses a particularly troublesome aerial game.

The match against Timor Leste will be an opportunity for Indonesia's 19-year-old striker Mitchell Baker to increase his goal tally at the 2026 ASEAN Cup.

After a dream start with a 7-0 win over Timor-Leste, the Vietnam national team will face its first real test at the 2026 ASEAN Cup with home advantage. This is not only a clash between the two top teams in Group A, but also a match that could determine the race for the group's top spot before Coach Kim Sang-sik's squad makes a challenging away trip to Indonesia.

... The game is just beginning. This is to highlight that, over the past 30 years, the real matches and real opponents of the Vietnam national team in the Southeast Asian arena have only been among five teams: Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia.