Vietnam football
Vietnam U17 women include 18 players from youth development squads
Eighteen members of Vietnam's women's U17 squad for the 2027 Asian qualifiers came through VFF's youth development teams, the federation reported on 12 October.
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Culture & entertainment
Thanh âm Việt Nam composition contest launched
Vietnam's culture ministry launched the Thanh âm Việt Nam creative programme at an event on 12 October, VnExpress reported.
International football
Gladbach face difficult recovery after derby defeat by Köln
Alexander Blessin's first Borussia Mönchengladbach match ended in a 2-1 derby defeat at Köln, the Guardian reported on 12 October.
Other sports
Gabon qualify for the 2027 AfroCan
Gabon qualified for the 2027 FIBA AfroCan with an 86-58 victory over the Republic of the Congo in Douala, Cameroon, FIBA reported on 11 October.
Other sports
Allana Lim in focus ahead of FIBA WBL Asia 2026
FIBA has highlighted Allana Lim's experience as Akari Sparks prepare for their WBL Asia debut in Bengaluru.
International football
Indonesian journalist discusses limits of naturalisation strategy
Bola journalist Hery Kurniawan says naturalised players can provide Indonesia with an immediate competitive boost, but sustained progress requires stronger domestic foundations.
Culture & entertainment
Lee Dong Gun shares enthusiasm for Vietnamese pho and coffee
Lee Dong Gun has shared his experiences of phở, Vietnamese pork sausage and coffee during his visit to Ho Chi Minh City, Tuổi Trẻ reported on 11 October.
International football
Robbie Savage starts Peterborough tenure with victory at Leicester
Robbie Savage began his Peterborough tenure with a 3-1 away win over Leicester, The Guardian reported on 11 October.
International football
Neville and Carragher call for Manchester City's owners to leave
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have called for Manchester City's owners to leave the club, according to the public description of a Sky Sports programme published on 11 October.