On September 30, the impact of storm No. 10 caused Hanoi and neighboring provinces to experience prolonged heavy rain. In many inner-city areas, heavy rain caused local flooding, making traffic difficult, and many vehicles stalled, directly affecting people's lives.
In response to unfavorable weather conditions, the Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) has announced the postponement of two matches in the 7th round of the 2025 National Women's Football Championship taking place on September 30 in Hanoi.
The match between Ho Chi Minh City II and Vietnam Coal and Minerals and the match between Hanoi and Thai Nguyen T&T scheduled to take place on September 30 could not be held as planned. These matches have been postponed to October 1, depending on weather conditions.
The tournament organizers said that the decision to postpone the tournament was to ensure the safety of the players, referees and the audience. Playing in heavy rain and flooded pitches can cause the risk of injury and affect professional quality.
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the circulation of storm No. 10 is continuing to cause widespread rain in the Northern Delta and North Central regions. The amount of rainfall during the day can reach 100 - 150mm, in some places exceeding 200mm. Hanoi is warned of the risk of flooding in many low-lying areas, people need to proactively take precautions.
VFF affirmed that it will closely monitor weather developments and make timely announcements if the match schedule continues to be adjusted. Teams have also been advised to reorganize their training plans to ensure the health of their players during the important period of the season.
