Actress Luong Giang beams at the football field.

After concluding the sitcom series "Bó tay chấm com" (Helpless) broadcast on VTV3, Luong Giang is now playing the lead role in the situational drama "Gia đình thủy tinh" (Glass Family), airing daily on HTV and other Southern television channels. Additionally, she is beginning to play the lead role in another sitcom that will soon air on VTV3. This role is quite fitting for Luong Giang in real life – an artist and a modern mother.

For the past two years, after getting married, Luong Giang has completely stopped participating in long-running television series and film projects, wanting to dedicate more time to her daughter and family. She only allows herself to act in short films and situational films to satisfy her longing for acting. Currently, Luong Giang focuses primarily on her teaching at the Central University of Arts and managing Megan Gallery (at 30 Hoa Ma, Hanoi).

Luong Giang said that she has hosted hundreds of programs ranging from political commentary, culture, and family, but this is the first time she has hosted a sports program, so she is very excited and as enthusiastic as the players.

Reportedly, this is the first "Press Cup 2016 - Amateur Football Tournament for Press Agencies" organized by the Press Department and Vietnam Family Newspaper. After nearly 30 days of exciting and fierce competition, 31 press football teams from both the North and South of Vietnam completed all their matches and officially determined the final winners of the season.

This is the first year the tournament has been held, with over 30 teams participating (20 teams from Hanoi and 10 teams from Ho Chi Minh City), a grassroots tournament for men's football teams from media agencies nationwide.

In yesterday's final match, the Ho Chi Minh City Sports Newspaper team traveled to Hanoi to compete for 3rd-4th place against the People's Army Newspaper team; the Hanoi Security Newspaper team and the VTV team competed for 1st and 2nd place.

In the final results, the Hanoi Security Newspaper won the 2016 Press Cup championship with a 3-0 victory over the Vietnam Television (VTV) team. Earlier, also at My Dinh National Stadium, the third-place match took place between the People's Army Newspaper team and the Ho Chi Minh City Sports Newspaper联合 team. The Ho Chi Minh City Sports Newspaper联合 team won third place against the People's Army Newspaper with a score of 5-4.

Other awards went to:

Best Referee Award: The referee team officiating the final match

Top scorer: Player Hoang Hong Quan (number 10) - Hanoi Security Newspaper

Best Goalkeeper: Do Duc Hoang, VTV team

Photos: Hong Hanh, Ngoc Anh

The Thanh