Defending champions Ha Noi T&T will meet Hoa Phat Ha Noi in the opening match of the V-League on January 22.
The new season will see 14 teams competing for a cash-prize of VND3 billion (US$150,000) in the national championship.
The most anticipated match of the first round will see 2008 champions Da Nang battling it out against two-time champions Hoang Anh Gia Lai at Chi Lang Stadium.
Yesterday, Eximbank officially signed a 3-year sponsorship deal with the national V-League worth a total of VND90 billion ($4.5million).
The Viet Nam Football Federation said it would officially announce that cable TV provider Audio Visual Global (AVG) won the exclusive television rights to the V-League in a ceremony on Saturday.
Disciplines named for 2014 SEA Games
Karate had been included on the schedule for the 17th Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea in 2014, announced Vu Son Ha, head of the national sports administration's karate department.
The martial art and cricket were the last two sports to be selected by the Olympic Council of Asia after a meeting in Oman on Tuesday.
The Incheon Asian Games Organising Committee plans to host 35 sports, including 28 Olympic sports as well as baseball, bowling, kabaddi, sepak takraw, soft ball and wushu.
The national sports administration also selected karate as one of 10 key sports that would receive special investment as part of a 2011-20 strategy.
Capital's fencers take golds at SEA Champs
Young Hanoian fencers have bagged six golds at the on-going Southeast Asian Youth Fencing Championships in Brunei.
Nguyen Thanh Van clinched a gold medal in the women's individual epee, while Nguyen Thi Thanh Loan added another in the sabre.
Le Thi Bich and Nguyen Tien Nhat also took golds in the women's foil and men's sabre late on Tuesday.
There was more success for Viet Nam in the team events, with the men's team winning the sabre and the women taking the epee gold. — VNS
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