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All times local in Games 2022 Live Stream Day 4 Here's the official event YouTube page, and today's live stream for the event is below, keep an eye here for streams of different sports throughout the day9pm - Men's Football results Semi-finals decided Kaisuke Honda's Cambodia needed a win against Malaysia and for Laos to beat Thailand to go throught to the semis, and while that miracle didn't happen they did get a great result and against Malaysia, drawing 2-2. The Thais beat Laos by a single goal and topped the group. With Group A already done and dusted we now know our semi-finals 19 May 7pm Vietnam - Malaysia Thailand - Indonesia830pm - Badminton team results Singapore defeated the Philippines 3-0 and Vietnam ousted Malaysia 3-1 in the team quarter-finals. Tomorrow's semi-finals are Thailand v Singapore 9am start Vietnam v Indonesia 9am start815pm - Swimming Schooling leads Singapore to men's 4x100m medley victory Singapore have had a dominant night in the pool and aced the 4x100m medley at the My Dinh Water Sports Palace in Hanoi. The quartet of Joseph Schooling, Quah Zheng Wen, Jonathan Tan and Maximillian Ang won in 3 ahead of Vietnam and Thailand. It was a second gold of the evening for Schooling and his 29th SEA Games gold - Athletics round-up There was another gold for Thailand's Joshua Atkinson in the 800m, and the Philippines' Clinton Kingsley Bautista keeps his men’s 110m hurdles SEA Games crown clocking - Men's Basketball Philippines survive scare against Thailand The Gilas Pilipinas might be 13-time straight champs but the Thais weren't going to roll over in Game 1, the champs eventually winning 76-73. Veteran star June Mar Fajardo had 28 points, 12 rebounds, and 2 - Joseph Schooling defends 100m butterfly title Singaporean swim star Joseph Schooling wins the 100m fly clocking And it was a Singapore 1-2 with Quah Zheng Wen second and Thailand's Wongcharoen Navaphat third in Schooling's first medal of the 31st SEA Games is gold, his 28th SEA Games gold medal, and he's now won every single 100m butterfly since the 2013 - Gymnastics Gold for Indonesia's Rifda Irfanaluthfi Rifda Irfanaluthfi wins women's floor, Vietnam's Nhu Phuong Pham claims silver. It's Rifda's second SEA Games gold here in Hanoi after she won the women's individual all-around ahead of Aleah Finnegan on gymnastics Day - Carlos Yulo wins FIFTH gold medal, shares it with Vietnam's Thanh It's a gold rush for Carlos Yulo, he wins his fifth in the horizontal bar, and he'll share this one with Vietnam's Dinh Phuong Thanh as they both score exactly That's seven SEA Games medals for Yulo here, five of them - Gymnastics Dinh Phuong Thanh wins PB gold, silver for Carlos Yulo Dinh Phuong Thanh of Vietnam sent the local fans wild with a near-perfect parallel bars routine that was awarded from the judges - good enough to beat Filipino star Carlos Yulo. A silver for Yulo is his sixth medal in Vietnam, he scored points in the - Volleyball Philippines men eliminated after second loss After a shock loss to Cambodia in their opener, the Philippine team couldn't turn it around against Thailand and they're out of the competition. Thailand won 25-20, 29-27, - Shooting results Thailand, Indonesia win gold Men's 25m rapid fire pistol Indonesia Vietnam Thailand Women's team 10m air rifle Thailand Indonesia Singapore 330pm - Gymnastics Women's beam gold for Rachel Yeoh Li Wen! Malaysian gymnast Rachel Yeoh Li Wen tops the women's beam event. A score means she edges out the Philippines' Aleah Finnegan who scored Vietnam's Pham Nhu Phuong collects bronze on - Gymnastics schedule, order of play and live stream Here's what's happening today and when 2-240pm - Men's vault 240-330pm - Women's balance beam 330-4pm - Men's parallel bars 4-440pm - Women's floor exercise 440-520pm - Men's horizontal bar Here's the live stream, took a while to find this one!315pm - Aleah Finnegan second in beam Scores have just flashed up for Finnegan and she's currently in second place on - Yulo on for gold in vault And it looks like a fourth gold for Carlos Yulo, scores from the stadium read Carlos Yulo PHI Tikumporn Surintornta THA Juancho Miguel Besana Eserio PHI Women's beam is up now with Aleah Finnegan competing and aiming for her third gold and a fourth medal here in Hanoi at her debut performance under the Filipino flag. Yulo will compete in the parallel bars and the horizontal bar - Carlos Yulo up in men's vault Yulo is up first in the vault, he's looking to add to the three gold medals he's already won in - Gymnastics coming up It's the final day of gymnastics today with stand-outs Carlos Yulo and Aleah Finnegan involved. Finnegan will take part in the women's beam event while for the men it begins with vault, then parallel bars, and horizontal - Women's volleyball Thailand march to another straight-sets win Defending champs Thailand dismantle Indonesia to win 3-0 25-15, 25-12, 25-14. That's their second game and their second straight-set win. Locked - Philippines men's basketball schedule The Gilas are after a 14th title in a row, here's their path to gold May 16 Philippines vs Thailand, 4pm May 17 Philippines v Cambodia, 6pm May 18 Philippines v Singapore, 4pm May 19 Philippines v Vietnam, 8pm May 21 Philippines v Malaysia, 12pm May 22 Philippines v Indonesia, 4pm1230pm - Basketball Philippines women dismiss Indonesia in opening game The Philippines are reigning champions in both men's and women's competition and the Gilas Women started strong with a comfortable 93-77 victory over Indonesia. Star player was Afril Bernardino who came close to a double-double as the champs banked winning - Men's basketball begins with the Philippines favourites The men's 5x5 competition starts today with the Gilas Pilipinas after a 14th straight title. The Gilas Pilipinas will be led by brothers Kiefer and Thirdy Ravena and six-time PBA Most Valuable Player June Mar Fajardo. They have won 18 gold medals in the history of these Games, more than anyone else by a way, and will be hoping to add a 19th this time around. The Philippines face Thailand in their opener today at - Badminton Indonesia v Cambodia While badminton's big names from Indonesia are resting after making the Thomas Cup final, losing out to India in a big surprise, you can watch the next generation here in Vietnam. To see who's here you can read our full preview and schedule. The teams competition starts at the quarter finals stage, and features doubles and singles - Badminton Vietnam v Malaysia team singles Next up is Vu Thi Anh Thu VIE vs. Ong Xin Yee MAS in a singles match, streaming - Badminton Malaysia comeback to win three-set thriller Badminton began with a three-set thriller this morning in the Bac Giang Gymnasium as Malaysia's women's doubles team came from a set down to overcome the hosts. Buoyed by a boisterous local crowd, Vietnam's Hong/Hoai took the first set, but Malaysia's Kee and Yap Ling composed themselves and took the opener 2-1 in the end. Malaysia win 12-21, 21-15, - Women's volleyball live stream Thailand - Indonesia Reigning champs Thailand take on Indonesia today, the Thais started their title defence with a commanding 3-0 victory over the Philippines. The Thais have won every single gold medal at the SEA Games dating back to 1995. Here's the Thailand - Indonesia live - Swimming Joseph Schooling second in 100 fly heat Singapore's Rio 2016 gold medallist - the nation's first - is back in the pool today in the 100m butterfly, coming second in his heat behind Thailand's Navaphat Wongcharoen. He surprised by not swimming the men's 50m butterfly yesterday, but was involved in the 4x100 freestyle relay where Singapore came first but were then disqualified due to a false start. It would have been his 28th SEA Games gold medal, now that may come today - the final will happen later in the evening session from 6pm Hanoi time. Stay tuned! We'll try to put a live stream for that final here. Here's the top six from the heat Navaphat Wongcharoen THA Joseph Schooling SIN Joe A Wijaya Kurniawan INA Zheng Wen Quah SIN Nguyen Paul Le VIE Glenn Victor Sutanto INA 9am - Badminton begins Badminton SEA Games 2022 live stream The teams competition shuttles badminton centre stage this morning and first up is the hosts against Malaysia in the women's doubles. Vietnam's Hong/Hoai play Malaysia's Kee and Yap Ling in women's doubles. Watch now, it's live streaming - Preview Big names, world champs and Olympic heroes star on Day 4. Carlos Yulo and FilAm gymnast Aleah Finnegan have a final chance to add to their already impressive gymnastics SEA Games gold medal tallies today. While Singapore's Rio gold medallist Joseph Schooling is after a staggering 28th SEA Games swimming gold medal, here's what to look out for from him in a full swimming preview and schedule. And get ready for lots of badminton over the coming days, the teams event starts today, here's a preview, schedule and stars to watch. 5x5 Basketball begins today - What's happening today at the 2022 SEA Games? Plenty! Here are a few medal highlights from today's schedule Monday 16 7 swimming medal events including women’s 200m free, 50m breast, 200m back and men’s 400m freestyle, 100m fly, 200m backstroke 10 athletics medals including men’s and women’s 110m/100m hurdles and men’s/women’s 4x100m relay Badminton Men’s and women’s team finals Men’s and women’s team finals Esports Team Arena of Valor and Team League of Legends Gymnastics 5 medals including men’s parallel bars, horizontal bars, and women’s beam and floor 10 medals in Pencak silat Chao boui sang! Or good morning from Vietnam! And welcome to Day 4 of SEA Games fun in Hanoi, stay with us for all the latest news, interviews, results and live updates. Illustration Craig Stephens Provocative actions over a contested atoll, the US stepping up threats over mutual defence, and planned joint naval patrols could push China to miscalculate An incident like that in the Gulf of Tonkin – real or manufactured – which launched the US into the Vietnam war, may push an anti-China Congress to demand military action Published 130am, 31 May, 2023 Updated 1047am, 31 May, 2023 Illustration Craig Stephens The Vietnamese team at the opening ceremony of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games SEA Games 22 on the evening of December 5, 2003, at My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. Photo VNA The opening ceremony of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games SEA Games 22 was on the evening of December 5, 2003 at My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi. Photo VNA My Dinh National Stadium during the opening ceremony of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games SEA Games 22, on the evening of December 5, 2003. Photo VNA Tran Tuan Quynh competes in the men team event against Cambodia on December 6, 2003 at Hai Duong Gymnasium. Photo VNA The women football final between Vietnam in white and Myanmar in red at SEA Games 22 on the afternoon of December 11, 2003, at Lach Tray Stadium in Hai Phong. Vietnam won 2-1 to secure the gold medal. Photo VNA The Vietnamese women Sepak Takraw team competing on December 5, 2003, at Hai Ba Trung Gymnasium in Hanoi. Photo VNA The Southeast Asian Games 2021 take place in Hanoi in May 2022 and will shine a light on the region's sporting heroes and rising stars. Get a preview, schedule, live streaming and stars to watch here. Southeast Asia is about to put on a show with the SEA Games 2021 taking place from 12-23 May 2022 in Hanoi, Vietnam. The 31st edition of the Southeast Asian Games features 40 sports across 526 events and counts on the participation of over 4,5,467 athletes from 11 different nations. Olympic gold medallists like the Philippines' Hidilyn Diaz and Singapore swim star Joseph Schooling will set the bar high while world champions Loh Kean Yew badminton and Carlos Yulo gymnastics will be out to add to their collection of continental titles. Add to the mix the likes of Malaysia's two-time Olympic diving medallist Pandelela Rinong, Indonesia's next-gen badminton team, Thailand's Pleumjit Thinkaow and the Philippine's Alyssa Valdez who will light up the volleyball court, and we're in for a treat of serious sporting action. Let's not forget local hero Hoang Xuan Vinh, who won Vietnam's first ever Olympic gold in shooting, and Thailand's Olympic taekwondo champion Panipak Wongpattanakit. From martial arts wushu, pencak silat, and vovinam to sepak takraw, muay thai, Esports and all your Olympic favourites, there truly is something for everyone to enjoy in Hanoi. And you can follow all the news, action, highlights and fun right here on as we will be on-site bringing you live updates in real time, follow it all on our live blog! Read on for a preview, stars and events to watch, a schedule, and where you can watch and stream the SEA Games. Also read Badminton preview and full schedule Women's football preview and schedule Gymnastics preview and schedulePreview and stars to watch With so much going on at these Games there is no lack of stories to follow and exciting plotlines to play out. Joseph Schooling was the only man to beat Michael Phelps at the Rio 2016 Olympics, but has said that he's coming to the end of his swimming journey, and this SEA Games may be his last. "I'm not going to be swimming for very much longer," he told the Straits Times recently, "maybe one more Olympic cycle, maybe not. I don't know yet," said the swimmer who turns 27 in June. And from one gold medallist to another, Tokyo 2020 weightlifting champ Hidilyn Diaz is ready to add to her four-medal SEA Games haul and defend her 55kg title in Hanoi "I'm ready to represent the Phlippines again," she posted on her social media. Double Olympic medallist and eight-time SEA Games dive champ Pandelela Rinong from Malaysia is ready to lengthen her legacy in Hanoi too. She'll compete in the 10m platform and the 10m synchro with Nur Dhabitah. Malaysia aim to sweep all eight diving gold medals on offer according to their Chinese coach Li football teams and the Philippines' basketball team out to stay on top At the 2019 SEA Games in Manila, Vietnam won both the men's and women's football competitions, and as hosts of this edition they'll hope to bring more joy to the home fans by retaining their titles. The women's team has electrified Vietnamese football by qualifying for their first ever World Cup at Australia & New Zealand 2023, and there is a lot of excitement around the side, it's led by coach Mai Duc Chung, captain and top scorer Huynh Nhu. Speaking of reigning champions, the Filipino basketball team are going for a staggering 14th SEA Games men's title in a row. The Gilas Pilipinas will be led by brothers Kiefer and Thirdy Ravena and six-time PBA Most Valuable Player June Mar Fajardo. They have won 18 gold medals in the history of these Games, more than anyone else by a way, and will be hoping to add a 19th this time volleyball at the SEA Games 2022 Women's volleyball is set be a thriller too. Thailand are the reigning champs from the last SEA Games, defeating Vietnam in the final. The hosts would love to go one better this time around, but Thailand's captain Pleumjit Thinkaow has won ten SEA titles alongside trusted friend and setter Nootsara Tomkom, and they won't loosen their grip easily. Women's volleyball is hugely popular in the Philippines too, and the Pinoy challenge will be boosted by outside hitter Alyssa Valdez' decision to forego her final spot in the Philippines' Big Brother show to play for her country in at the SEA Games 2022 Preview One of Asia's favourite sports will take centre stage in Vietnam, and we will see a world champion and an Olympic champion involved along with some exciting young risers in Hanoi. Men's reigning champ Lee Zii Jia will not defend his title in Hanoi which makes Singapore's Loh Kean Yew the favourite for many. The reigning world champ will come straight from the Thomas Uber Cup where he was on fire, defeating Indonesia's Anthony Ginting 21-13, 21-14 in just 37 minutes, and winning his other two singles matches in straight sets too, but Singapore failed to advance from the group stages in the end. Now Loh turns his attention to Hanoi “The badminton competition only starts later and I did not want to miss the opportunity to play for Singapore in the SEA Games,” the 24-year-old said, he lost out to Lee Zii Jia in the previous final in the Philippines. Indonesia's Olympic doubles champ Apriyani Rahayu will be there too, feeling her way back to fitness after an injury. Look out for Indonesia's 23-year-old riser Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo who made the Asia Championships semi-final recently - defeating Momota Kento along the way - and only lost to Jonatan Christie in semi-final. In the women's draw there's Indonesia's 19-year-old Putri Kusuma Wardani Putri KW who won a tournament in Orleans, France, recently, and also has Czech Open 2021, Bangladesh International 2021, and Spain Masters 2021 wins next to her name. Vietnam's challenge is headlined by Nguyen Tien Minh in the men's and Nguyen Thuy Linh in the women's competition while Malaysia's 22-year-olds Tee Kai Wun and Man Wei Chong are out to make a name for themselves and field at the 2022 SEA Games There's a lot to look forward to in athletics in Hanoi, Filipino pole-vaulter EJ Obiena set a new SEA Games record at at the last edition and he'll aim to go much higher this time around. Unfortunately, Filipina sprinter Kristina Knot won't be able to defend her 200m title after she suffered a foot injury just before the Games. Better news for the Philippines track team is that their twin-threat – Kyla and Kayla Richardson – should compete in Vietnam. Women's reigning 100m champ Le Tu Chinh from Vietnamese champ will not be able to defend her 100m title either because of a knee injury. Indonesian sprint sensation Lalu Zohri was already the fastest man in Asia at 18 years of age, but Covid and a lack of continuity in training and competition haven't helped his development. Now 21, these Games are the perfect stage to help him get back on track - watch out for Zohri in the men's 100 and sepak takraw, silat and wushu at the 2022 SEA Games At a diverse event featuring everything from Esports to dance, chess, and the amazing game of sepak takraw, there is a lot to dive into. It's only the second time medals will be awarded in Esports at the SEA Games. The first was three years ago at the 2019 edition of these Games. In Hanoi League of Legends, Wild Rift, Arena of Valor, League of Legends, FIFA Online 4, CrossFire, and Mobile Legends Bang Bang will all feature. Two years ago the Philippines came out on top of the Esports competitions with Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore all among the is sepak takraw?Martial art wushu and sepak takraw - a spectacular game played with a wicker ball on a court with a net - will be in the spotlight in Hanoi too. And keep an eye on Singaporean hero Sheik Farhan, he's a three-time silat world champ, this martial art developed in Malaysia and Indonesia was added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2019 and is a real spectacle. Oh and let's not forget muay thai, a hard-hitting kickboxing event that Thai fighters often dominate, but in 2019 there were good showings from the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and we saw medals for Laos and Cambodia SEA Games live stream and highlights You can find live streaming and highlights on the SEA Games 31 Viet Nam 2021 YouTube channel, some geo-restrictions may apply depending on where you are in the Asian Games in 2022 Schedule The Opening Ceremony for the 2021 SEA Games is scheduled for 12 May but some competitions will already start on 6 May. Football Men’s football May 6-22 Women’s football May 11-21 Diving 8-11 May Badminton May 13-21 Basketball May 13-22 Volleyball Indoor volleyball May 13-22 Beach volleyball May 15-20 Golf May 13-18 Fencing May 13-18 E-sports May 13-22 Tennis May 13-22 Table tennis May 13-20 Handball Beach handball May 6-11 Indoor handball May 15-21 Sepak Takraw May 13-21 Boxing and kickboxing Boxing May 15-22 Kickboxing May 6-13 Muay thai May 17-22 Gymnastics Artistic gymnastics May 13-16 Rhythmic gymnastics May 18-19 Aerobic gymnastics May 21-22 Cycling Mountain bike May 14-17 Road cycling May 19-22 Rowing May 9-14 Futsal May 10-20 Chess May 10-21 Chinese chess May 14-20 Judo May 18-22 Martial arts Jujitsu May 14-15 Karate May 18-20 Pencat Silat May 10-16 Vovinam May 18-22 Wushu May 13-15 Petanque May 13-19 Bodybuilding May 13-15 Kurash May 10-13 Dance May 15-16 Billards/Snooker May 14-22 Archery May 15-19 Bowling May 16-19 Canoe/Kayak May 17-21 Shooting May 16-22 Weightlifting May 19-22 Here's a full schedule at the official Games site. Don't forget to follow all the action on as we bring live updates, news, results and interviews from the SEA Games in 2022, and across our Olympics social media these to your favouritesHidilyn DIAZJoseph SCHOOLINGCarlos E. YULOBadmintonPHIRelated contentMore fromYou may like

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