Hanoi, 14 June, 2025 – On the evening of June 14, inside a packed Dong Anh Gymnasium in Hanoi, the Vietnam women’s national volleyball team thrilled the home crowd with a convincing 3-0 victory over the Philippines in the final of the 2025 AVC Nations Cup, claiming their third consecutive championship title.
With every seat filled and fans in full voice, anticipation was high as Vietnam prepared to face a familiar opponent. Despite previous encounters with the Philippines during the tournament, head coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet opted for his strongest lineup to ensure victory in the final showdown.
Setter Doan Thi Lam Oanh was once again entrusted with orchestrating the offense, distributing passes to powerful attackers Tran Thi Thanh Thuy, Nguyen Thi Uyen, and Nguyen Thi Bich Tuyen. This core lineup, used consistently throughout the tournament, delivered dependable and explosive performances, which continued in the final.
Vietnam stormed to a commanding 25-15 win in the first set, displaying superior coordination and precision. The second set followed a similar pattern, with the Vietnamese hitters outclassing their opponents to take it 25-17. In the third and final set, Thanh Thuy and Bich Tuyen dominated at the net, helping secure a 25-14 victory and sealing a straight-sets triumph.
The final match not only highlighted Vietnam’s tactical prowess but also received significant attention from the continental volleyball community. Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) President Ramon Suzara and Secretary-General Hugh Graham attended the final and participated in the awards ceremony, underscoring the prestige of the tournament.
By winning the 2025 AVC Nations Cup, the Vietnam women’s volleyball team not only reaffirmed their regional dominance but also earned a spot in the upcoming FIVB Challenge Cup 2025. This marks another major step forward for Vietnamese volleyball as the team continues to rise on the international stage.
Kim Chi
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