DateRDomácí v Hosté-
12/28 10:00 - Ho Chi Minh II ženy v Than KSVN ženy 0-2
12/28 10:00 - Ha Noi ženy v Ha Nam ženy 2-1
12/28 07:30 - Thai Nguyen ženy v Ha Noi II ženy 3-0
12/28 07:30 - Son La ženy v Ho Chi Minh ženy 0-5
12/25 10:00 - Ho Chi Minh II ženy v Thai Nguyen ženy 0-2
12/25 08:00 - Ha Noi II ženy v Than KSVN ženy 0-3
12/25 07:30 - Ho Chi Minh ženy v Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy 3-0
12/25 07:30 - Son La ženy v Ha Noi ženy 0-3
12/22 10:00 - Thai Nguyen ženy v Ho Chi Minh ženy 0-2
12/22 10:00 - Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy v Ho Chi Minh II ženy 2-1
12/22 08:00 - Than KSVN ženy v Ha Noi ženy 1-0
12/22 07:30 - Ha Noi II ženy v Son La ženy 2-0
12/19 10:00 - Son La ženy v Ho Chi Minh II ženy 1-1
12/19 08:00 - Ha Noi ženy v Thai Nguyen ženy 3-1
12/19 07:30 - Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy v Ha Noi II ženy 3-0
12/19 07:30 - Ho Chi Minh ženy v Than KSVN ženy 1-1
12/15 10:00 - Than KSVN ženy v Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy 0-0
12/15 08:00 - Ha Noi II ženy v Ho Chi Minh ženy 0-4
12/15 07:30 - Ho Chi Minh II ženy v Ha Noi ženy 0-1
12/15 07:30 - Thai Nguyen ženy v Son La ženy 4-0
12/12 10:00 - Son La ženy v Than KSVN ženy 0-2
12/12 10:00 - Ha Noi ženy v Ha Noi II ženy 5-0
12/12 08:00 - Thai Nguyen ženy v Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy 2-1
12/12 07:30 - Ho Chi Minh II ženy v Ho Chi Minh ženy 1-6
12/09 10:00 - Ho Chi Minh ženy v Ha Noi ženy 0-2
12/09 07:30 - Than KSVN ženy v Thai Nguyen ženy 3-0
12/09 07:30 - Ha Noi II ženy v Ho Chi Minh II ženy 0-0
12/05 10:00 - Ha Noi II ženy v Thai Nguyen ženy 0-4
12/05 10:00 - Phong Phu Ha Nam ženy v Ha Noi ženy 0-3
12/05 07:30 - Than KSVN ženy v Ho Chi Minh II ženy 2-0

The Vietnamese Women's National League, officially the Women's National League (Vietnamese: Giải Bóng đá Nữ Vô Địch Quốc Gia, lit. 'Women's National Football League'), also called the Thai Son Bac Cup for sponsorship reasons, is the highest league of women's football in Vietnam. The league was established in 1998 and is currently contested by 8 teams. Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have won the Vietnamese Women's National League the most, winning the title 10 times.

History

In 1998, the first tournament was held with two teams involved: Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Hanoi won the league's first championship and also holds the record of ten championships. Currently the tournament involves 8 teams. The Vietnamese Women's National League was the first football tournament for women in Southeast Asia. However, it is not under the direct jurisdiction of the Vietnam Football Federation, thus the league is entirely made up of amateur or semi-professional players.

In 2022, shortly after the senior side qualified for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, a historic moment occurred when two players from Ho Chi Minh City (Nguyễn Thị Mỹ Anh, Lê Hoài Lương) transferred to Thai Nguyen and were given opportunities with professional contracts, the first in Vietnam's women's football history. After VFF intervention by request of Ho Chi Minh City, the transfers were able to continue after the South Vietnamese club secured a guarantee. It was considered a watershed moment for Vietnamese women's football due to its amateur/semi-professional status, sparked debates about whenever Vietnamese Women's National League should be reorganised and enter the new professional era.