On June 8th Beijing time, the first week of the Women's Volleyball Nations League has fully concluded, bringing mixed emotions for various teams. The updated standings are now available. Brazil and Japan remain undefeated, occupying the top two spots. Italy, Czech Republic, USA, China, and Poland each hold a 3-1 record, ranking third through seventh. Thailand and the Dominican Republic have suffered heavily, enduring four consecutive losses and sitting at the bottom.

According to journalist Lu Mi, Wuhan Three Towns' situation this season mirrors last year's, as they sounded the relegation alarm from the very start. After a 1-3 home loss to Qingdao Hainiu, head coach Mora stepped down in disappointment. Local coach Deng Zhuoxiang took charge for three matches, all of which ended in draws. Subsequently, Suarez was hastily appointed, becoming the second "firefighting" coach in the Chinese Super League.

Coach Shin Tae-yong has officially resumed his work with Indonesian football, taking on the role of head coach for a club.

The match between Vietnam U19 and Indonesia U19 at the 2026 ASEAN U19 Championship drew attention as the coaching staff of the red-shirted team reapplied the "unique trick" previously used by Coach Kim Sang Sik to neutralize the opponent's dangerous throw-in weapon.

Today, June 8, VTV5 and VTV6 are airing live football, with the most anticipated match being U19 Thailand vs U19 Malaysia at 20:00 in the 2026 ASEAN U19 Championship.

Belgium U17 secured the runner-up spot at the U17 Euro 2026, thus becoming a notable opponent for Vietnam U17 in the group stage of the 2026 U17 World Cup.

U19 Indonesia secured a spot in the semifinals of the 2026 ASEAN U19 Championship after beating U19 Vietnam.

The two clubs, PVF-CAND and Bac Ninh, will compete in the playoff for a place in the 2026/27 V-League at Ha Tinh Stadium on June 12.

The Indonesian U19 players engaged in an overly excited celebration following a controversial penalty kick in their match against Vietnam U19 on the evening of June 7th.

According to reporter Lu Mi, after losing away to Henan on May 1, Liaoning Tieren dismissed Li Jinyu and replaced him with Xu Zhengyuan, the former head coach of Chengdu Rongcheng. The South Korean initially wanted to instantly change the formation and tactics, deploying his preferred 3-4-3 in his debut match, but the outcome was mediocre as they lost to Yunnan Yukun.