The 2025/26 V.League 2 season began at Thống Nhất with Thanh Niên’s youngsters grinding out a 0-0 draw against ambitious newcomers Bắc Ninh. Missed chances, a blazed penalty, and plenty of goalkeeper theatrics set the tone for an entertaining opener.
V.League 2 heads into the 2025–26 season in complete disarray — clubs withdrawing, provinces merging, names changing, and fixtures being redrawn with just days to spare. From Hòa Bình’s sudden exit to Gia Định’s 1,400 km relocation, the league enters kick-off with only 12 teams and new promotion rules.
Joel Vinicious scored his first V.League goals as Quảng Ninh beat Quảng Nam and retained their place at the top of the table. The Brazilian rose well to head home […]
The excitement of this year’s VLeague was temporarily halted for the international break, where Vietnam secured there first qualification for the AFC Cup since 1960 (excluded qualifying as joint hosts […]
Round 24 produced more drama in Vietnam’s top division as 5 teams fight it out for the 2017 title. Thanh Hoa’s push for their maiden title wobbled again as they […]
