Vietnam Ranks 19th in ASIAD 20 Medal Tally as of September 24
As of September 24, Vietnam is ranked 19th in the medal tally at ASIAD 20, with a total of 1 gold, 1 silver,

The 20th Asian Games, also known as Asiad 20, has seen significant developments in the medal rankings as of October 1, 2026. Japan is poised to make history by potentially surpassing its gold medal count from the last seven editions of the Games. This remarkable achievement highlights Japan's dominance in various sports and its commitment to excellence on the continental stage.
As the competition unfolds, Japan’s athletes have showcased exceptional skill and determination, contributing to their impressive medal tally. The nation is not only aiming for a record-breaking performance but also setting a benchmark for future competitions.
On the other hand, Vietnam's performance has raised eyebrows as the country has fallen out of the top 20 in the overall medal standings. This decline has sparked discussions among sports analysts and fans alike, as Vietnam had high hopes of securing additional gold medals in this edition of the Asian Games.
While Vietnam's athletes continue to strive for success, the current standings reflect the challenges they face in a highly competitive environment. The nation is hopeful for a turnaround as the Games progress, with the hope of clinching at least one more gold medal before the conclusion of the event.
The Asian Games serve as a crucial platform for athletes across Asia to showcase their talents and compete at the highest level. As the event continues, all eyes will be on the medal rankings, particularly on Japan's historic pursuit and Vietnam's efforts to regain its competitive edge.