Phong Phu Ha Nam wins national U16 women's championship in Son La

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Son La - After more than 20 days of competition, the 2026 National U16 Women's Football Championship closed with the championship belonging to U16 Phong Phu Ha Nam.

The tournament takes place from July 19 to August 9 in Son La, organized by the Vietnam Football Federation in coordination with the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Son La province.

This year's tournament has the participation of 4 teams including Phong Phu Ha Nam, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and the host team Son La, with more than 100 athletes. The teams compete in a two-round format (first and second legs) to calculate points and rank.

Trận thi đấu giữa U16 nữ Sơn La và U16 nữ TP. Hồ Chí Minh. Ảnh: Trường Sơn
Match between U16 women's Son La and U16 women's Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Truong Son

During the competition, the teams brought many attractive and dramatic matches, showing enthusiastic fighting spirit and high determination.

Young players also have the opportunity to rub shoulders, accumulate experience, thereby contributing to discovering and nurturing talents for Vietnamese women's football.

At the end of the tournament, U16 Phong Phu Ha Nam won the championship. U16 Hanoi ranked second, while the home team U16 Son La won third place.

U16 Hà Nội xếp thứ hai tại Giải bóng đá nữ Vô địch U16 quốc gia năm 2026 tổ chức tại tỉnh Sơn La. Ảnh: Trường Sơn
Hanoi team ranks second at the 2026 National U16 Women's Football Championship. Photo: Truong Son
Cổ động viên nhiệt tình cổ vũ tại các trận đấu. Ảnh: Trường Sơn
Enthusiastic fans cheer at the matches. Photo: Truong Son

The selection of Son La to host the tournament contributes to creating a useful playground for young players, while promoting the local image and promoting the women's football movement in the area.

The tournament also continues to affirm the interest and investment in youth women's football, aiming to build a successor force for Vietnamese women's football.

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