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Crowds converging on the Dragon Bridge in Hai Chau Ward showed no sign of thinning. At the intersection of 2/9, Nguyen Van Linh and Bach Dang streets, a group of young people carried a replica of the trophy and chanted "Vietnam wins" at a red light, drawing hundreds of others to join in. Some brought South Korean flags to thank the Vietnamese team's coach.
Pham Vu Le Mai, visiting Da Nang from Hanoi for the first time, said she was struck by the atmosphere. She said the crowd was fervent but still kept traffic orderly, and that she planned to stay up through the night to take it in. Traffic police were posted at major intersections to direct traffic and keep order.
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A group of supporters carries a replica trophy into the streets to celebrate. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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Da Nang residents celebrate at midnight. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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A child dozes on a parent's shoulder while out on the street. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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A foreign visitor films the scene on the night Vietnam won the ASEAN Cup. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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After midnight on Pham Ngoc Thach Street in Hanoi, groups of supporters were still out high-fiving passersby. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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Young men bring beer into the streets to celebrate. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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Many riding through the night in celebration have yet to head home. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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Strangers meeting on the street high-five each other in celebration of the team's title. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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A couple celebrates together near the Kim Lien underpass. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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Crowds around My Dinh National Stadium sing and cheer. Photo by The Bang |
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Close to midnight, many are still in no hurry to go home. Photo by The Bang |
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Streets around My Dinh National Stadium back up as spectators leave. Photo by The Bang |
Vehicles move away from the My Dinh area. Video by The Bang
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Vehicles line up along Nguyen Huu Canh Street heading from the Saigon Bridge toward downtown Ho Chi Minh City. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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A taxi sits trapped with nowhere to go in a sea of people on Nguyen Huu Canh Street. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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Vehicles jam Xa Dan Street. Photo by Pham Chieu |
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Crowds inch toward the city center. Photo by Pham Chieu |
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Traffic moves on the road above and through the Kim Lien underpass. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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The Kim Lien underpass is packed with people moving in both directions. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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A sea of red flags with gold stars around the Kim Lien underpass. Photo by Tung Dinh |
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Da Nang, converging on the Dragon Bridge in Hai Chau Ward to celebrate Vietnam's win. Fans moved in a continuous stream but obeyed traffic signals, keeping the intersection of the bridge and Nguyen Van Linh Street orderly. They brought pots, pans, lids, trophies, horns and drums, banging them and cheering.
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Da Nang residents converge on the Dragon Bridge. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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Supporters celebrate the win. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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Fans wave South Korean and Vietnamese flags, in tribute to Korean coach Kim Sang-sik. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
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Fans make finger hearts on the streets of Da Nang. Photo by Nguyen Dong |
Crowds fill central Hanoi to celebrate. Video by Huy Manh
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Crowds pack the road above the Kim Lien underpass, where stopping and parking are banned inside the tunnel. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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The area around Hoan Kiem Lake is awash in red flags. Photo by Tung Dinh |
After 10 p.m., Tran Phu Street near the Tram Huong Tower in Nha Trang Ward was packed with people and vehicles celebrating Vietnam's victory over Thailand.
The crowd stretched roughly 400 meters, with many supporters carrying red flags with gold stars, cheering and blowing horns. Traffic backed up in places as vehicles converged on the area. Police were posted at intersections to direct traffic and keep order.
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Residents in Nha Trang take to the streets to celebrate Vietnam's win. Photo by Bui Toan |
Thai Binh, 44, from Nam Nha Trang Ward, said he was thrilled by the team's victory. He said he brought his family and the national flag out to celebrate, and that beating Thailand made the feeling especially sweet. Photo by Bui Toan
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Fans create a lively atmosphere on the streets of Nha Trang. Photo by Bui Toan |
Thousands of fans in Ho Chi Minh City cheered and danced as they spilled onto downtown streets including Nguyen Hue, Ham Nghi and Dong Khoi to celebrate Vietnam's ASEAN Cup 2026 title.
A sea of people cheers the win in front of Ben Thanh Market. Video by Dinh Van
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Fans celebrate on Le Loi Street. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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Fans cheer and dance on the Nguyen Hue walking street. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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Foreign fans join in congratulating the Vietnamese team. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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Fans pose for photos together. Photo by Thanh Tung |
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Fans raise flags in the street to celebrate the win. Photo by Thanh Tung |
