SEA Games in 2022: Day seven 19 May - live updates: Threepeat for Thailand's Panipak Wongpattanakit! 

Day seven of the SEA Games 2021 (Postponed to 2022) is all done.

We saw an Olympic gold medallist prove she's at the top of her game, some gripping football semi-finals and so much more.

Scroll on to see results, reactions, and how it all went down.

SEA Games 2022 Live Streams: Day 7

Here's the official event YouTube page, keep an eye here for streams of different events throughout the day.

Here's an esports live stream, judo, taekwondo, today's tennis singles and doubles action, rhythmic gymnastics, Vietnam-Philippines in the women's volleyball competition.

Weightlifting happened today too, here's a live stream.

9:30pm - Men's football semi-final: Vietnam 1-0 Malaysia

An extra-time header from Linh Nguyen Tien is enough to take Vietnam into the final where they'll face Thailand.

Malaysia will take on Indonesia in the bronze medal match.

Both matches will be played on the last day of competition, Sunday 22 May, the bronze match at 4pm and the gold medal decider kicks off at 7pm.

9:20pm - Gooooooool! Vietnam 1-0 Malaysia

Vietnam have cracked it open and scored the goal that will surely take them to the final.

A free kick close to the sideline is whipped dangerously into the box by captain Dung Do Hung, out comes Malaysia's 'keeper Azri Ghani but he doesn't get to the ball and Linh Nguyen Tien heads it home.

It took 111 minutes, but it'll be worth the wait to these fans.

Cue chaos as the Phu Tho stadium erupts, flares go off, Linh launches his shirt into the air - it's a crucial goal for the hosts and Linh is the hero tonight, he won't care about the yellow card he gets for the shirtless celebration.

8:45pm - Futsal: Thai women claim futsal title

Thailand gold, Vietnam silver and Malaysia bronze in the women's futsal competition.

The Thais were without doubt the best side in the competition winning 3/3 matches, scoring ten goals and conceding just one.

Their final match came today against Vietnam, and hosts tested the Thais for the first time in the tournament, but a second goal of the competition from Patitta and a clincher from Sasicha gave them a 2-1 win and gold.

8:50pm - Men's football: Vietnam 0-0 Malaysia at full-time

Still nothing between these two, our second semi-final of the day that's going to extra-time.

In the first half of the 30 mins extra-time period and Vietnam are doing all they can to avoid penalties, pinning the Malays back.

But Malaysia break and have a dangerous free kick just outside the box.. Blazed over the bar.

7:45pm - Men's football: Vietnam 0-0 Malaysia at half-time

45 minutes in and nothing to separate these two sides, Malaysia frustrating Vietnam and keeping it solid, Vietnam have more of the ball but struggling to find that decisive pass or moment of magic.

7:15 - Women's volleyball: Vietnam down Philippines, head to gold medal final

Vietnam have defeated the Philippines in three sets, 25-23, 25-19, 25-17.

It means that Vietnam progress to the gold medal match against reigning champs Thailand, while the Philippines will play Indonesia for the bronze medal.

It's a carbon copy of the 2019 finals, where Thailand won gold, Vietnam silver and Indonesia bronze.

Will we see a repeat?

7pm - Men's football semi-final: Vietnam v Malaysia

The hosts will have a packed stadium in Hanoi roaring the side on again, and the Malaysians will be out to silence them

Here's a live stream, and peruse a full preview here.

6:30pm - Men's football semi-final: Thailand 1-0 Indonesia

Thailand are through to the men's football final after an extra-time goal takes them through with fireworks and a flurry of red cards just before the final whistle.

5:30pm - Taekwondo results

Joy for Malaysia's Muhammad Syafiq Zuber Bin as he defeats local champ Pham Minh Bao Kha 15-7 in the men's 80kg.

And in the men's -87kg Athi Sarabat (THA) took down Nicholas Armanto (INA) 19-6.

Over in the women's -62kg Vietnam's Pham Thi Thu Hien made a memorable comeback against Thailand's Tongchan Sasikarn.

At 10-3 it looked like the Thai Taekwondoin it looked over, but a strong high kick brought Pham back into it at 10-8, then Pham scored a fluury of late points to make it 14-14 and send it into an extra minute of golden score.

After a tense video review the local hero came up with the winning score and a dramatic victory was complete, with the fans in Hanoi going wild.

5:15pm - Taekwondo: Threepeat for Panipak Wongpattanakit!

Tokyo 2020 -49kg gold medallist Wongpattanakit claims Taekwondo SEA Games gold, defeating Myanmar's Julius Dhaysi Oo by 29-0 in an utterly dominant display.

That's a third consecutive SEA Games gold for the Thai star, and at 24 there may be many more to come.

She's enjoying herself here in Hanoi!

5pm - Women's volleyball: Vietnam - Philippines live stream SEA Games

Here's a live stream for the Vietnam-Philippines match, it's a big one, it could decide which of these teams plays for gold, and which for bronze.

Olympics.com caught up with superstar outside hitter Alyssa Valdez here in Hanoi, read the full interview here.

5pm - Men's football half time: Indonesia 0-0 Thailand

All even in a pretty tense affair in the football semi-final first half.

4:30pm - Esports streaming live

SEA Games 31 Esports continue to capture the crowds here, here's a live stream for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Esports and PUBG Mobile is up too.

4pm - Men's football: Indonesia-Thailand live stream

Here's a live stream for the first men's semi-final, get a full preview and who to watch here.

4pm - Panipak Wongpattanakit cruises into final

Thailand's Olympic champ won her semi-final 24-4 against Vietnam's Vu Thi Dung and will fight for a third consecutive SEA Games gold.

It was never in doubt with the Thai Taekwondoin 12-4 ahead after Round 1, outclassing her opponent to reach the final.

3:30pm - Rhythmic gymnastics: Malaysia golden in all-around

After nearly 4 hours of competition that included hoop, ball clubs, ribbon, Malaysian athlete Koi Sie Yan emerged victorious and earned individual all-around gold with a total score of 109.1 points.

And it was a Malaysian 1-2 with Ng Joe Ee shining too with a score of 104.6. Bronze was awarded to Filipino athlete Labadan Breanna with a score of 96.65.

3pm - "Tears of joy" for Indonesia's Odekta Elvina

Elvina, 30, completed a lifelong dream by winning the women's marathon today, and said hearing Indonesia's national anthem in Vietnam was a dream come true.

"Finally, my dreams came true, to hear Indonesia Raya (The national anthem)," she wrote on a piece of paper that had pictures of her parents and her grandmother on it.

"I prepared it last night... I wrote this message because my parents didn't agree with me becoming an athlete. But this is proof, the best moment of my career," said Odekta.

"I want to thank my mom and dad, for accepting me as an athlete. To hear Indonesia Raya is a satisfaction that can't be bought," she added.

2:30pm - Taekwondo: Thai Olympic champ Panipak Wongpattanakit in taekwondo semi-final

Thailand's Tokyo 2020 taekwondo gold medallist Panipak Wongpattanakit is up next in the women's -49kg category, she's after her third straight SEA Games gold in this category.

She went stright to the semi-final where she'll face Vietnam's Vu Thi Dung who earlier defeated Cambodia's Lyden Kry.

2pm - Weightlifting: Home gold in 55kg

Vietnam take gold in the men's 55kg, Lai Gia Thanh topping the podium, Thai lifter Thada Somboon-uan takes home silver and Malaysian Mohamad Aniq Kasdan bronze.

It'll be a very interesting few days in weightlifting with the Thai team back in international action for the first time since a suspension for doping.

Look out for Rio 2016 48kg gold medallist and 2017 53kg world champ Sanikun Tanasarn,

The big name in the weightlifting competition is Filipina Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medallist Hidilyn Diaz who competes tomorrow in the women's 55kg.

Diaz inspired a nation by winning the Philippines' first ever Olympic gold medal.

1:30pm - Women's badminton results: Chochuwong, Putri KW in QF

Thailand's World No.10 Pornpawee Chochuwong aready has one gold medal in the bank after she help Thailand win women's team gold, now she awaits her opponent in the quarterfinal.

Singapore's Jaslyn Hooi and Malaysia's Siti Azman face off for a chance to measure themselves against the Thai riser, Chochuwong got a bye to the quarter-final.

Elsewhere Indonesian hope Putri KW is through to the quarters after a 21-9, 21-17 victory over Nguyen Thuy Linh, the host hope.

It was impressive from 19-year-old Putri who kept her head despite the partisan crowd roaring Nguyen on.

The Indonesian faces Filipina shuttler Sarah Joy Barredo in the quarters.

The other quarter-finals already decided are:

Mikaela Joy De Guzman (PHI) vs. Gregoria Mariska Tunjung (INA)

Phittayaporn Chaiwan (THA) vs. Yeo Jia Min (SIN)

1pm - Vietnam sweep wrestling again

Wrestling Day 1 saw the hosts sweep the men's Greco-Roman finals a couple of days ago, and yesterday the women were just as unstoppable.

Vietnam won six of six gold medal finals, with sisters Nguyen Thi My Hanh and Nguyen Thi My Trang, capping off a perfect day winning the 62 and 57kg.

Kieu Thi Ly won the 53kg class and later said:

"The gold is more special than any before because I got it in my home country."

12:15 - Badminton: Loh Kean Yew through to next round

Singaporean men's singles favourite Loh had a wake-up call this morning as Malaysia's Jacky Hong took the first set, but Loh battled back to take the opener 2-1.

It finished 18-21, 21-15, 21-11.

He'll face Filipino Jewel Angelo Albo in the quarter-final after Albo dismissed Cambodian shuttler Heng Meng Ly 21-14. 21-7.

Elsewhere Indonesia's Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo is through to the quarters too, as is Singapore's Jason Teh and Malaysia's Lee Shun Yang.

11:45am - Cycling: First road race gold to Thailand

Jutatip Maneephan tops the women's criterium in 46:39.00, Vietnam's Thi That Nguyen was just behind her in a close finish and Malaysia's Nur Aisyah Mohamad Zubir completes the podium.

11:15am - Athletics: Vietnam sweep race walk events

It's been a morning bathed in gold for the hosts, and they sweep the walks with Vin Vo Xuan (Men) and Thanh Phuc Nguyen (Women) topping the podium.

There's a silver for Myanmar's Zin May Htet in the women's race.

10:30am - Athletics: Gold for Indonesia in women's marathon

Indonesia's Odekta Naibaho Elvina powers to gold in 2:55,28, Christine Hallasgo from the Philippines is second stopping the clock at 2:56.07, and it's bronze for Vietnam's Ngoc Hoa Hoang Thi who recorded a time of 2:57.35.

Here's the marathon live stream where you should be able to watch back.

10:05am - SEA Games badminton live stream 19/5

Singles, doubles, it's all happening this morning, live stream above.

10am - Badminton order of play

Here's what time the Indonesian badminton players are up today.

9:45am - Esports schedule and live stream

Esports has had huge interest here in Hanoi with hundreds of thousands of people streaming the contest live, here's what's coming up today:

9:30am - Athletics: Marathon gold for Vietnam!

We had an 5am start to the marathon this morning, the temperatures are around 27/28 degrees now in Hanoi with humidity about 73%.

Host hero Thanh Hoang Nguyen handled the conditions best and came home in 2:25.08 to claim gold, Indonesia's Agus Prayoyo clocked 2:25.38 to seal silver, and bronze went to Tony Ah-Thit Payne in 2:26.40.

8am - Day 7 May 19 Preview and schedule

Headlining today's action Thailand's Tokyo 2020 Taekwondo Olympic gold medallist Panipak Wongpattanakit, look out for her in the 49kg category in the afternoon session starting 2pm.

The men's football semi-finals are as follows:

Thailand - Indonesia (4pm)
Vietnam - Malaysia (7pm)

Here's a full preview of the men's football semi-finals.

Badminton singles will be a fascinating watch too, Singapore's world champion Loh Kean Yew is after his first elusive SEA Games gold, he was runner up in Manila to Lee Zii Jia at the last edition of these Games.

Badminton to serve up a treat from 9am thins morning in the Bac Giang Gymnasium, get a full badminton preview here.

We'll see four judo finals today in men's -73kg, -90kg, and in women's -63kg, -57kg, action starts at 1pm in the Hoai Duc Gymnasium.

Swimming finals start at 6pm, and the men's and women's marathons and race walks happen today in the morning.

Find the full schedule on the official event website here.

8:30am - What's happening today at the 2022 SEA Games?

Plenty!

Here are a few medal highlights from today's schedule:

Thursday 19

• 6 swimming medals including men’s 800m free, 50m free, 200m fly, women’s 100m breast, 100m fly, 4x200m free
• 5 archery medals
• 4 athletics medals in women’s and men’s marathon, 20km race walk
• 2 road cycling medals
• 3 weightlifting medals
• 6 freestyle wrestling medals

Morning!

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