The first match of round 7 was the confrontation between Phong Phu Ha Nam and Than Khoang San Viet Nam (TKS Viet Nam). In the first half, the mining team played with great effort, trying to stick with their opponents and neutralize many dangerous attacks. Nhat Lan and her teammates still had situations threatening Phong Phu Ha Nam's goal. However, both teams failed to take advantage of their opportunities.
In the second half, Phong Phu Ha Nam continued to maintain considerable pressure and they got what they needed. In the 59th minute, Nguyen Phuong Anh scored the opening goal for the home team. In the final minutes, Luu Hoang Van was the one who sealed the 2-0 victory for Phong Phu Ha Nam.
Phong Phu Ha Nam (yellow) defeated Than KSVN.
Hoping to catch up with Phong Phu Ha Nam, Hanoi set a goal of winning 3 points in the match against Son La. However, coach Dao Thi Mien and her team faced many difficulties in the first 45 minutes. They could not score the opening goal of the match.
In the second half, captain Nguyen Thi Thom was once again the one to break the deadlock for the capital team. She scored against Son La in the 56th minute. At the end of the match, Thanh Thao scored to help Hanoi defeat their opponent by 2 goals.
Ho Chi Minh City really needed a win against Thai Nguyen T&T to increase the gap with Son La and protect the 3rd position. The Southern representative tried hard to attack but could not put the ball in the opponent's net once in the first 45 minutes. Ho Chi Minh City lacked a bit of sharpness to gain an advantage for themselves.
In the second half, K'Thua was the one who brought the opening goal of the match for TP.HCM. She and her teammates fought fiercely to protect the score. But right in the first extra minute of the match, Ngoc Minh Chuyen shone with a goal that brought a valuable draw for Thai Nguyen T&T.
After round 7, Phong Phu Ha Nam is leading with a gap of 6 points compared to the 2nd ranked team, Hanoi. Ho Chi Minh City is temporarily ranked 3rd.
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