The Vietnamese women's volleyball team is ready to compete for the championship in Leg 1 of the 2026 SEA V.Cup

Following the men's team, it's now the turn of the Vietnamese women's volleyball team to prepare for the 2026 SEA V.Cup, aiming to contend for the championship in Leg 1, which will be held on home soil.

After the impressive achievement of the Vietnamese men's volleyball team in winning the SEA V Cup championship for the first time, the attention of volleyball fans across the country is now focused on the women's team.

Expectations for Thanh Thuy and her teammates are growing as they prepare to embark on their journey to defend the throne at the 2026 SEA V Cup, a tournament that brings together the strongest teams in Southeast Asia.

In just a few days, Leg 1 of the 2026 SEA V Cup women's event will officially take place at the Dong Anh Gymnasium (Hanoi). With the advantage of playing at home and the enthusiastic support of thousands of spectators, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team is expected to deliver a convincing performance as they face three familiar opponents—Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand—on July 31, August 1, and August 2, 2026, respectively.

After years of establishing their position in the regional arena, the Vietnamese women's team enters the tournament with high determination. Not only aiming for important victories, Thanh Thuy and her teammates are also determined to successfully defend the SEA V Cup championship, thereby continuing to affirm the status of Vietnamese women's volleyball in Southeast Asia.

Coach Tuan Kiet continues to be without the services of opposite hitter Kieu Trinh in Leg 1 of the 2026 SEA V.Cup. However, we still have many key players such as Tran Thi Thanh Thuy, Bich Thuy, Nhu Quynh, Khanh Dang...

After the setback in the 2026 AVC Cup due to various reasons, fans are eager to see the Vietnamese women's volleyball team regain their form to conquer the 2026 SEA V.Cup, even though this is not the key tournament for Coach Tuan Kiet's players this year.

This is also an opportunity for Coach Tuan Kiet to review the squad, refine the gameplay, and build a favorable psychological momentum ahead of important international tournaments in the coming period.

The companionship and encouragement from fans will be a huge source of motivation for the Vietnamese girls to compete with the highest spirit of determination.

Schedule of the Vietnamese women's volleyball team at Leg 1 of the 2026 SEA V.Cup

19:00, July 31: Vietnam vs Philippines

19:00, August 1: Vietnam vs Indonesia

19:00, August 2: Vietnam vs Thailand