DBG Markets’ Inaugural KOL Women’s Football Open Concludes Successfully

DBG Markets‘ Inaugural KOL Women’s Football Open Concludes Successfully

On April 19, 2026, DBG Markets successfully hosted its inaugural KOL Women‘s Football Open in Cau Giay District, Hanoi, Vietnam. Six women’s teams gathered on the pitch and, amid rain and roaring cheers, delivered a sporting spectacle filled with speed, strength, and determination.

Kickoff in the Rain

The group stage unfolded under constantly changing weather conditions. Rain made the pitch slippery, adding intensity and unpredictability to the matches. Despite the challenges, players ran tirelessly and fought for every ball, with each contest reflecting resilience and commitment.

More than just a competition, the tournament became a statement of perseverance. The rain did not diminish the level of play; instead, it made the encounters more authentic and tested each teams execution.

On-Pitch Battles

In the third-place playoff, AFC Hanoi secured the bronze medal after a composed performance against Thanh Nam Star.

The final featured a highly anticipated clash between CFC Hanoi and Tay Ho FC. The match was fast-paced, with rapid transitions between attack and defense. Every offensive move stirred the crowds emotions. Ultimately, CFC Hanoi scored the decisive goal and claimed the championship with a 1–0 victory.

Moments of Glory — For Everyone Who Gave Their All

Several individual awards were presented, including Best Goalkeeper, Top Scorer, Best Player, and “Miss Football,” recognizing standout performances throughout the tournament. Applause, cheers, and flashing cameras combined to create unforgettable memories.

More Than a Tournament — A Platform for Connection

The event served as a genuine opportunity for exchange. While competition on the field was intense, interactions off the field were equally natural. Each match left behind not only a scoreline but also mutual respect and recognition among teams.

Looking Ahead

DBG Markets noted that the successful staging of the Womens Football Open has laid the groundwork for future sports and community initiatives. The brand plans to continue promoting similar tournaments and engagement programs, offering participants from diverse backgrounds opportunities to connect through sport and collaboration.

The tournament may have concluded, but the passion continues. The next run is already on the way.