Huỳnh Như's team sets an incredible record, winning the national championship 7 times in a row

By holding Hanoi to a 0-0 draw, Ho Chi Minh City I secured the championship in the 2025 Vietnamese Women's National League.

On the afternoon of October 13th, the final match of the 2025 Vietnamese Women's National Championship, also the tournament's "final," took place between the two title contenders, Ho Chi Minh City I and Hanoi.

From the moment the whistle blew, both teams launched exciting attacks. Needing a win, Hanoi pushed their formation forward to quickly find the opening goal. However, they faced a well-organized defense from the southern representatives. Hanoi's chances mainly came from individual efforts by Phạm Hải Yến and Nguyễn Thị Thanh Nhã, but these were not enough to make a difference. Conversely, Ho Chi Minh City I also struggled due to the weather conditions. Aerial plays were the weapon used by Coach Kim Chi's squad, but no goals were scored in the first half.

In the second half, with the points advantage, Ho Chi Minh City I could play more strategically. The pressure to score somewhat caused the capital’s players to lose accuracy in their plays. Opportunities continued to slip past Thanh Nhã and her teammates.

In the end, Hanoi drew 0-0 with Ho Chi Minh City I. Ho Chi Minh City I officially became the champions of the 2025 Women's National Championship - Thai Son Bac Cup. This marks the team’s 7th consecutive domestic title, an extremely impressive achievement.

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