VFF speaks out as the Vietnam women's team continues to dominate Southeast Asia

The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) happily confirms that the Vietnam women's team continues to hold the No. 1 spot in Southeast Asia and the 37th position worldwide on the FIFA rankings for June 2026.

The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) recently shared very positive news: the Vietnamese women's team continues to maintain its No. 1 position in Southeast Asia on the FIFA rankings for June 2026. This is seen as a well-deserved achievement for the relentless efforts of Vietnamese women's football over many years, while also reaffirming the regional leading status of the red-shirted girls.

According to the latest rankings released by FIFA, the Vietnamese women's team remains in 37th place worldwide with 1,594 points. Although there has been no change in ranking compared to the previous period, maintaining this position amid the growing development of women's football in the region and Asia shows remarkable stability from Coach Mai Đức Chung's squad.

This information was quickly posted by the VFF on its official media platforms as a recognition for the national women's team. This is not only a source of pride for Vietnamese women's football but also reflects the effectiveness of the investment, training, and development strategy over many years. Consistently being among the strongest teams in Asia has helped the Vietnamese women's team build a solid position on the regional football map.

At the Southeast Asian level, the Vietnamese women's team continues to top the rankings. The Philippines follow closely in 39th place globally, while Thailand ranks 49th. Myanmar also maintains competition by sitting in 55th place worldwide. The gap between the leading regional teams is gradually narrowing, indicating that the race for the No. 1 spot in Southeast Asia has become increasingly fierce in recent years.

Alongside the fluctuations among regional rivals, the fact that the Vietnamese women's team maintains its ranking reflects a stability in professional standards and international match results. This is an important foundation for the team to aim for bigger goals in the future, especially continental tournaments and World Cup qualifiers. The achievement on the FIFA rankings also helps enhance the image of Vietnamese women's football in the eyes of international friends.

The continued hold on the No. 1 position in Southeast Asia is not merely a statistic but also evidence of the sustainable development of Vietnamese women's football. As regional rivals continuously invest and improve their squad quality, the Vietnamese women's team still demonstrates the spirit of a leading force, ready to conquer new milestones in the coming time.