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First-half goals from defender CJ Bott and forward Jacqui Hand helped New Zealand end their 10-match winless streak with a victory. Their previous win was a 2-1 friendly victory over Philippines in the United States in September 2022. Coach Jitka Klimkova expressed the importance of this win and the team’s performance, stating, “This win and this performance were really important for us,” in an interview with Sky Sport NZ. New Zealand showcased their dominance from the start, taking the lead in the 17th minute with a deflected low shot from Bott outside the box. Just before halftime, an unmarked Hand rounded off a fantastic team move to further solidify New Zealand’s advantage. The return of veteran midfielder Annalie Longo provided a significant boost for the home side. Longo played the final 20 minutes of the match, marking her first appearance for the team since recovering from a serious knee injury in September. New Zealand, co-hosting the World Cup alongside Australia, will be...

The tournament will consist of two rounds, with the qualifying round scheduled to take place from July 8th to August 6th, followed by the final round on August 19th and 20th. The tournament offers a total prize pool of VND600 million ($25,329), with VND120 million ($5,066) awarded to the eventual winner. Our tournament utilizes cutting-edge 3D golf simulation technology, creating an immersive and realistic golfing experience for participants. This innovative approach allows us to host the tournament in various locations across the country over a month-long period. Participants have the opportunity to compete on their own schedule and in their own chosen location, while still experiencing the same competition conditions as everyone else. Playing 3D golf has become increasingly popular in Vietnam. Photo : Tuoi Tre The event organizer has high expectations that the upcoming event will greatly contribute to the growth and development of Vietnam’s golf industry. With a focus...

The Vietnam National Opera and Ballet (VNOB) is excited to present a captivating performance of the renowned ballet “Giselle” in Hanoi next month. Recognized as one of the top 10 most famous ballets globally, this extraordinary production promises to enchant audiences with its mesmerizing artistry and exceptional talent. The ballet Giselle will be performed at the Hanoi Opera House on August 2 and 3 at 8 pm. Photo: VNOB Giselle is widely regarded as an exceptional ballet piece crafted by the renowned French dramatist and novelist Theophile Gautier and playwright Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges, with music composed by Adolphe Adam. Its inaugural performance took place in France in 1841. The ballet performance embodies the profound message of love and forgiveness, showcasing their transformative power to overcome the deep-seated resentments and animosities within humanity. The Unique Structure of Giselle Ballet One of the most fascinating aspects of Giselle ballet ...

Vietnam News Today: Notable Headlines (July 22) Vietnam and the US strengthen financial cooperation. Quang Ninh’s Advantages Prove Effective in Attracting Foreign Investment Quang Ninh, a province in Vietnam, has been successful in attracting foreign investment due to numerous advantages it offers. One of Quang Ninh’s key advantages is its strategic location. Situated in the Northeast of Vietnam, the province has easy access to major transportation networks, including land, water, and air routes. This makes it convenient for businesses to transport goods and connect with international markets. In addition to its location, Quang Ninh boasts a diverse range of natural resources. The province is home to the Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning natural beauty. This attraction has not only drawn tourists from around the world but also sparked interest from foreign investors. The development of tourism infrastructure and services has been a major fo...

Hue’s magnificent cuisine. Photo by Glen MacDonald. For years, I’ve heard about the delectability of Hue’s food but honestly, I’ve never seen the appeal. As a central location, I thought Hue was missing the heartiness of northern dishes or the spicy flavors of the South. When I first visited there in 2020, I challenged myself to try a strange, white paste, tightly concealed by a banana leaf. The waiters had to run across the restaurant and reprimand me for trying to bite through the dense foliage. In my defense, I thought the dish was Vietnam’s take on the burrito but I was sorely mistaken. It turns out I was eating banh loc, a tapioca dumpling filled with shrimp or pork. While it is beloved by Vietnamese foodies, I found the experience so harrowing that I swore off Hue food for several years. Now, back in the central city, I’ve come to reconcile with the local food. The first night, I went to Madam Thu’s, a well-known restaurant that serves generous platters of Hue cuis...