Youth Football Home Phuket (Thailand) already clinched their spot in the Singa Cup 2012 U18 Boys Final as they racked up a perfect result, earning 12 pts with 4 wins in 4 matches and scored an impressive 20 goals, conceding just once.

Still with so many matches in the group to play, Youth Football Home Phuket had already set themselves as the favourites to win this year’s U18 Singa Cup title.

The current most likely opponent in the Singa Cup U18 Final would be University of San Carlos (Philippines) whom already scored 9 pts, although we cannot discount any of the other teams’ ability to fight back into contention as all of teams are still mathematically still in the competition for the Finals.

So check out the big match on Wednesday, that’s between German European School (Singapore) and Bombay Gymkhana Colts (India); a rematch of last year’s Singa Cup 2011, which German European School edged Bombay Gymkhana Colts 3-2 in an intense high octane match! The Indians would be keen to revenge on last year’s close encounter.

There will also be a rescheduled match between Football West Australia U16 (Australia) against Real Diablos Rojos (Singapore), due to the thunderstorm in the Tuesday’s early afternoon! The Australians will be keen to get their campaign back on track while the Singaporean side is still looking for their first point in their first ever outing in the Singa Cup.

The bulk of the rest of the group matches will be played on Thursday.

Do check the fixtures to find out the timings: http://www.singacup.com/2012-boys-u18/

The U14 Results for Day 2 had been entered and table is updated. -> http://www.singacup.com/2012-boys-u14/

Congratulations to

Javan Hawk Academy for emerging as the Group A winner;
SSB Bontang as the Group B Winner;
Football West Australia U14 as the Group B Runners Up

The semi final spot for the Group A Runner Up is NOT DECIDED yet as Ascot Football Academy (THA) is tied at 6 pts with RIFA U14, and holding 2nd spot due to a 4 goals difference advantage.

Ascot Football Academy have to avoid losing more than 4 goals in Wednesday’s final group match against Football West Australia U13 to ensure qualification.

Qualification to the semi finals now lies in Ascot Football Academy’s own hands.

Would Football West Australia U13 play villain and springs a surprise result to send RIFA U14 to the semis instead; or will Ascot Football Academy cement their 2nd spot?

Find out at 1400H at The Cage Sports Park on Wednesday 7th November 2012. Pitch 02.

Due to the storm just now, there will be fixture changes. We will be announcing as soon as we can get confirmation on the changes.

1300H, Pitch 03 : University of San Carlos (PHI)  2 – 0  Real Diablos Rojos (SIN)
Goals: [University of San Carlos] 16. Gabriel T.De Leon (11min), 15. Renko Feliz R.Gaudiel (25min)

1500H, Pitch 02 : Youth Football Home Phuket (THA)  2 – 0  Football West Australia U16 (AUS)
Goals: [Youth Football Home Phuket] 9. Natthapol Maneemai (12min), 10. Suttipong Yaifai (28min)
Cautioned: [Youth Football Home Phuket] 3. Phonlawat Nanta (53min)
[Football West Australia U16] 1. Joel Fraser (17min), 7. Joshua Nicolleto (30min), 4. Jayden Stammers Russel (42min), 11. Nic Duncan (50min)

1600H, Pitch 02 : University of San Carlos (PHI)  0 – 5  German European School (SIN)
Goals: [German European School] 19. Uros Milosevic (1min, 19min, 37min, 40min), 27. Valentin Steier (43min)
Cautioned: [University of San Carlos] 5. Allain Jon Carlo A. Abella (18min)

1700H, Pitch 02 : Youth Football Home Phuket (THA)  11 – 0  Real Diablos Rojos (SIN)
Goals: [Youth Football Home Phuket] 9. Natthapoh Maneemai (7min, 16min, 36min, 37min, 48min), 10. Suttipong Yaifai (3min, 40min, 45min, 46min), 13. Khanatip Lanee (34min), 17. Danai Saengkruea (47min)

1800H, Pitch 02 : German European School (SIN)  3 – 4  Football West Australia U16 (AUS)
Goals: [German European School] 19. Uros Milosevic (3min, 23min)
[Football West Australia U16] 8. Kade Bougoure (2min O.G), 11. Nic Duncan (5min), 5. Brynn Wells (31min), 9. Bodi Beckham (35min), 15. Jordan Whitehead (45min)

1800H, Pitch 01 : JSSL Arsenal Soccer Schools (SIN)  0 – 1  Football West Australia U18 (AUS)
Goals: [Football West Australia U18] 7. Siobhan Longmore (36min)

GROUP A, 1300H, Pitch 01 : Football West Australia U13 (AUS)  1 – 2  RIFA U14 (PHI)
Goals: [Football West U13] 7. Connor Bentley (16min)
[RIFA U14] 4. Protacio, Angelico Miguel (24min), 10. Lim, Samuel Jonathan (29min)

GROUP A, 1400H, Pitch 01 : Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)  1 – 2  Ascot Football Academy (THA)
Goals: [Imran Soccer Academy] 10. Febriza Nazri Anas(45min)
[Ascot Football Academy] 7. Chituphong Phraengphrom (15min), 10. Rawiphat Charoenwiwatchai (32min)
Cautioned: [Imran Soccer Academy] 3. Amar Geovanni Worembay, 10. Febriza Nazri Anas, 11. Aqsaka Samudra Aji, 15. Zulfikar Pratama Basir
[Ascot Football Academy] 15.Chanathip Watcharathanakul

GROUP A, 1500H, Pitch 01 : Football West Australia U13 (AUS)  0 – 5  Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)
Goals: [Javan Hawk Academy] 8. Yusuf Ramdhani (7min), No.25 (13min, 36min), 9. Deriyandi Fertabudi (19min), 10. Ali Akbar (41min)
Cautioned: [Javan Hawk Academy] 18. Juan Malik Altair (35min)

GROUP A, 1600H, Pitch 01 : RIFA U14 (PHI)  0 – 3  Ascot Football Academy (THA)
Goals: [Ascot Football Academy] 7. Chitnuphong Phraengphrom (30min), 4. Worawoot Kotwong (35min), 11. William Haahtikivi (48min)

GROUP A, 1700H, Pitch 01 : Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)  0 – 3  Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)
Goals: [Javan Hawk Academy] 8. Yusuf Ramdhani (13min, 32min), 9. Deriyandi Fertabudi (24min)
Cautioned: [Imran Soccer Academy] 3. Amar Geovanni Worembay (12min), 15. Zulfikar Pratama Basir (44min)
[Javan Hawk Academy] 8. Yusuf Ramdhani (16min)

GROUP B, 1500H, Pitch 03 : ACS Barker (SIN)  1 – 4  Football West Australia U14 (AUS)
Goals: [ACS Barker] 8. Chia Chovy Jin (25min)
[Football West Australia U14] 13. Hadyn Sharp (15min, 26min), No.17 (17min), 3. William Culnane (47min)
Cautioned: [ACS Barker] 12. Ashton Jayden Kumar (27min)

GROUP B, 1500H, Pitch 03 : Manila Soccer Academy (PHI)  0 – 7  SSB Bontang (IDN)
Goals: [ACS Barker] 8. Chia Chovy Jin (25min)
[SSB Bontang] 15. Sandi (2min, 38min), 8. Januar Rama Dani Hapy (10min, 34min), 11. Beni Oktavianto (19min), 13. Taqwin (36min), 12.Muhammad Sandy Ade Irawn S (49min)

GROUP B, 1600H, Pitch 03 : Turf City Football Club (SIN)  0 – 12  Football West Australia U14 (AUS)
Goals: [Football West Australia U14] 13. Rashawn Reuben (1min), 3. William Culnane (8min, 49min), 10. Blake O’Meara (9min, 31min), No.17 (12min, 22min, 37min), 7. O’Shayne Morrison (21min), 8. Caelin Winchcombe (33min), 5. Callum Garland (44min), No.? (??min) (to be confirmed)
Cautioned: 28. Jesper Ramussen (11min)

GROUP B, 1700H, Pitch 03 : ACS Barker (SIN)  1 – 2  Manila Soccer Academy (PHI)
Goals: [ACS Barker] 10. Paul Lim Tian Zhi (23min)
[Manila Soccer Academy] No.10 (23min, 25min)

GROUP B, 1800H, Pitch 03 : Turf City Football Club (SIN)  0 – 23  SSB Bontang (IDN)
Goals: [SSB Bontang] 11. Beni Oktavianto (1min, 4min, 9min, 11min, 17min, 23min, 26min, 29min, 34min, 37min, 38min), 9.Risaldi (2min), 15. Sandi (5min, 22min, 24min, 27min, 28min), 8. Januar Rama Dani Hapy (20min, 53min), 7. Muhammad Faisal (36min), 12. Muhammad Sandy Ade Irawan S (41min), 10. Chan Hauvel Prima (44min, 50min)

GROUP A, 0900H, Pitch 01 : Fandi Ahmad Academy (SIN)  2 – 3  Football West Australia U12 (AUS)
Goals: [Fandi Ahmad Academy] No. 29 (1 goal)
[Football West U12] 6. Matthew Leary (1 goal), 7. Kyle Neacy (2 goals), 16. Finn Pirrottina (o.g)

GROUP A, 0900H, Pitch 03 : Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)  3 – 0  Javan Hawk X-File (IDN) [walkover]

GROUP A, 1100H, Pitch 01 : Fandi Ahmad Academy (SIN)  0 – 6  Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)
Goals: [Imran Soccer Academy] 9. Mohammad Dyan Aulia (10min), 2. Muhammad Ibnu Rofli (22min), 10. Aleric Aziz Thorinda (31min), 15. Aria Bisma Bagaskara (35min, 39min), 5. Adam Rizki Pranabudi (42min)

GROUP A, 1100H, Pitch 03 : Football West Australia U12 (AUS)  2 – 1  Javan Hawk X-File (IDN)
Goals: [Football West U12] 15. Gyles Davies (9min, 45min)
[Javan Hawk X-File] No.30 (4min)
Cautioned: [Javan Hawk X-File] No.35 (25min)

GROUP B, 1000H, Pitch 01 : Bintang Garuda Soccer Skills (IDN) 0 – 11  Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)
Goals: [Javan Hawk Academy] No.10 (7min, 8min, 30min, 32min), No.9 (10min, 28min, 36min), No.6 (16min, 47min), No.11 (41min), No.5 (45min)
Cautioned: [Bintang Garuda] 99. Abbel Maulana (20min)
[Javan Hawk Academy] No.7 (46min)

GROUP B, 1200H, Pitch 03 : JSSL Arsenal Soccer Schools (SIN)  9 – 0  Loyola Meralco Sparks (PHI)
Goals: [JSSL Arsenal] 16. Tobi Satane (2min, 10min, 34min, 35min), 25. Jordan Vestering (5min, 17min), 12. Saul Katz (31min), 7. Joel Chew (40min), 23. Benjamin Davis (45min)

GROUP B, 1000H, Pitch 01 : Bintang Garuda Soccer Skills (IDN)  5 – 2  Loyola Meralco Sparks (PHI)
Goals: [Bintang Garuda] 18. Mohamad Bagus Prakoso (13min, 18min, 31min), 45. Muhammad Falah Dawanis (18min), 32. Mohammad Afnan Ali (26min)
[Loyolo Meralco Sparks] 10. Juan Paolo Lucban (19min, 35min)
Cautioned: [Bintang Garuda] 24. Daniel Permana (15min)
[Loyolo Meralco Sparks] 7. Paco Jose Locsin (21min)

GROUP B, 1000H, Pitch 03 : JSSL Arsenal Soccer Schools (SIN) 4 – 4  Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)
Goals: [JSSL Arsenal] 7. Joel Chew (2 goals, first half), 12. Saul Katz (32min), 25. Jordan Vestering (49min)
[Javan Hawk Academy] No.6 (3 goals, first half), No.9 (50min)
Cautioned: [Javan Hawk Academy] No.8

GROUP A, 1200H, Pitch 02 : Football West Australia U13 (AUS)  – Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)

GROUP A, 1300H, Pitch 02 : RIFA U14 (PHI)  – Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)

GROUP A, 1400H, Pitch 02 : Football West Australia U13 (AUS)  – Ascot Football Academy (THA)

GROUP A, 1500H, Pitch 02 : RIFA U14 (PHI)  – Imran Soccer Academy (IDN)

GROUP A, 1600H, Pitch 02 : Javan Hawk Academy (IDN)  – Ascot Football Academy (THA)

GROUP B, 1200H, Pitch 03 : Football West Australia U14 (AUS)  – SSB Bontang (IDN)

GROUP B, 1400H, Pitch 03 : ACS Barker (SIN)  – SSB Bontang (IDN)

GROUP B, 1500H, Pitch 01 : Manila Soccer Academy (PHI)  – Football West Australia U14 (AUS)

GROUP B, 1600H, Pitch 01 : ACS Barker (SIN)  – Turf City Football Club (SIN)

GROUP B, 1800H, Pitch 02 : Turf City Football Club (SIN)  – Manila Soccer Academy (PHI)

1100H : Football West Australia U16 (AUS)  – University of San Carlos (PHI)

1200H : Bombay Gymkhana Colts (IND)  – Youth Football Home Phuket (THA)

1300H : Football West Australia U16 (AUS)  – Real Diablos Rojos (SIN)

1400H : Bombay Gymkhana Colts (IND)  – University of San Carlos (PHI)

1600H : German European School (SIN)  – Youth Football Home Phuket (THA)

1100H, Pitch 02 : Football West Australia U18 (AUS) – Bowen Secondary School (SIN)

1300H, Pitch 03 : Queensway Girls (SIN)  – Bowen Secondary School (SIN)

1700H, Pitch 02 : Queensway Girls (SIN)  – JSSL Arsenal Soccer Schools (SIN)

Welcome All to Singa Cup 2012!

Very quickly, a year had past and we are now upon the 2nd edition of Singa Cup.

In the inaugural edition, we were privileged to witness the tenacity, commitment and spirit of these youths footballers, giving their very all in the matches. I personally was pleasantly surprised and impressed with how these young players putting 100% commitment into their game, into their tackles; playing out their hearts. And honestly speaking, some of these matches are more exciting and captivating than those European Football we catch on TV like a religion in our region.

This year, I am very pleased to present a bigger and better Singa Cup together with my partners at Dynamique Konzepts, whom had pulled out all stops to make all this possible. And for Joji, we are committed to continue our LIVE coverage of the tournament LIVE via SingaCup.com, SingaCup on Twitter and Singa Cup’s Facebook Page. I hope to bring to you, especially the parents of the kids whom aren’t able to come with their kids to Singapore: the atmosphere, excitement and thrills of Singa Cup 2012 via these internet channels.

Lets cheer on these young people, encourage them to do their very best and make this Singa Cup event, an unforgettable experience for the rest of their lives.

Good luck to all the teams, and see you at Singa Cup 2012!

Mingji Lim
Managing Director
Joji
http://www.joji.com.sg/

Dear Singa Cup Supporters,

It is with great honor for Junpiter Futbol to be the official media partner for Singa Cup 2012. We are also excited to be involved in such a competitive tournament where we will get to witness some of the best players standing out among the best!

Junpiter Futbol has been sharing exclusive articles especially players’ interviews with all their readers locally and internationally for the past years. And when we were invited to be part of Singa Cup 2012, the answer was an easy Yes! without any hesitation. We are certain that we will be able to contribute to the development of not just the young players but also the beautiful game itself, with style.

Junpiter Futbol has also acknowledged Singa Cup to be an excellent platform for many young players to showcase their skill and passion for the beautiful game in the most elegant way. Most importantly, Junpiter Futbol has a shared vision with Singa Cup, and that is to showcase exciting raw gems from Singapore, and as well as abroad.

It is also a tremendous privilege to be working alongside organizers and other partners as Dynamique Konzepts, Joji, Leisure Events, Nivia, Football Referees’ Association of Singapore, Deuce Brand, Kirkwall Sports Academy, Your Kaki and Singapore Tourism Board. All of these organizers and partners deserve our greatest appreciation for putting up a great show.

Excellent games in a talent-filled competition week, Junpiter Futbol wishes you all the best. May you have a fun and fulfilling time!

Jun Tan
Founder
Junpiter Futbol
http://junpiterfutbol.com

Dear Teams,

It is indeed a privilege for NIVIA to be part of the 2012 edition of the Singa Cup, which is in essence, a platform for the next generation of football superstars. Football has always been the No.1 sport globally, and it continues to be a unifying force and a symbol of hope for millions who live in countries affected by war, poverty and ethnic division. I believe that with time, this power that the beautiful game has over the youth of the world, can be harnessed for the greater good of mankind. This is a start!

While football continues to bring positive change around the world, this tournament offers every talented youth an opportunity to realize his potential and shine. So we look forward to a great tournament with an abundance of skill, control, creativity, team work, tactics, individual brilliance and above all, the passion of youth, striving to succeed and win, in the right spirit. We will witness history being made and the emergence of new stars who will wear their nation’s colours and grace the teams of iconic clubs around the world, in the near future.

At NIVIA, we are proud to be part of every sportsman’s journey of excellence. We strive to deliver solutions that will enable him to reach his goals. Our belief in the power of sport and its ability to be a harbinger for positive change inspires us to seek new platforms. The Singa Cup is one of many such initiatives that NIVIA is associated with, but it is the one that brings us utmost happiness, because it helps create a strong foundation for the revival of football in Asia.

So it’s that time again.

I welcome you to be a part of this great showcase of youthful talent.

Let’s kickoff into the future!

Mr. Rajesh Kharbanda
CEO
NIVIA
http://www.niviasports.com/