On the evening of June 8, the Vietnam women's volleyball team easily defeated Taiwan (China) with a score of 3-0. This is the second consecutive victory of coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet and his team at the AVC Nations Cup 2025.
Accordingly, the Vietnamese women's team has been awarded 6,17 points, thereby increasing its score on the world volleyball rankings from 117.08 to 123.24 points. This achievement helped Vietnam rise to 30th place in the world.
This is the first time in the history of Vietnamese women's volleyball that this ranking has been achieved. At the same time, Thanh Thuy and her teammates have also temporarily risen to 4th in Asia, after Japan (ranked 5th in the world), China (ranked 6th in the world), Thailand (ranked 14th in the world). In addition, Vietnam is currently ranked above its opponents Kazakhstan (31st in the world), South Korea (31st in the world) ...
Before the AVC Nations Cup 2025, the Vietnamese women's volleyball team ranked 32nd in the world. The increase of 2 places after 2 matches is a very encouraging result for coach Nguyen Tuan Kiet and his team.
At this time, Vietnam is the reigning AVC Nations Cup champion for two consecutive years 2023, 2024. The goal of Thanh Thuy and her teammates is to do their best to protect their throne.
