Vietnam
HANOI (17 March 2010) – Vietnam Coal and Mineral took advantage to lead the standings in the Vietnam Women’s Football Championship following the faltering results of their opponents. Hanoi Trang An I had the best chance to take over the top spot on goal difference but they missed the chance to stamp their authority when…
HANOI (15 March 2010) – Hanoi T&T went to the top of the V-league when they handed defending champions Da Nang their first defeat of the new 2010 season. The win for Hanoi T&T came courtesy of a solitary strike from Cao Sy Cuong as they broke Da Nang three-match winning run. But Da Nang…
HANOI (9 March 2010) – The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) and coach Henrique Calisto have agreed to a new three-year deal which was signed this week. Under the new contract agreement, Calisto will receive a monthly salary of USD22,000 – marked improvement from the previous USD13,000 which he received. Other than that, Calisto will also…
HANOI (5 March 2010) – The Vietnam National Women’s Football Championship begins this week in the northern province of Ha Nam. The annual championship will have six teams competing in a two-leg round-robin format with the first leg set to finish on 26 March. The second leg will be played from 9-26 June in Ho…
HANOI (3 March 2010) – Despite him having only played a mere 45 minutes in the last four matches of the V-League, Song Lam Nghe An have decided to offer former national striker Van Quyen a new three-year deal with a monthly wage of VND30 million (USD1,700). After four matches into 2010 season, Song Lam…
HANOI (11 Feb 2010) – The pressure is on head coach Kiatisuk Senamuang to turn things around for Hoang Anh Gia Lai (HAGL) after two defeats in their first two matches of the new V-League 2010 season. The Central Highlands team are currently second from the bottom in the table following their 2-1 loss to…