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2026/U14D: Vachiralai United (Thailand) 10 – 0 Gaelic Lions Academy (Singapore) | SingaCup 2026 U12 Final: SG7 Soccer (Singapore) 1 - 4 BESM Woodleigh FC (Singapore) | U12 3rd Placing: TSS DarulEhsan (Malaysia) (1) 2 - 2 (2) RNS Academy (Laos) | 2026/U16A: Kamphaengphet FC (Thailand) 2 – 1 Villarreal Academy APAC Select (Spain) | 2026/U16A: LS Talents (Australia) 1 – 5 Woodlands Warriors FC (Singapore) | U12 1st Semi-Final: TSS DarulEhsan (Malaysia) 1 - 2 SG7 Soccer (Singapore) | U12 2nd Semi-Final: BESM Woodleigh FC (Singapore) (3) 1 - 1 (1) RNS Academy (Laos) | 2026/U16A: Ashdale 2026 (Australia) 0 – 4 Villarreal Academy APAC Select (Spain) | 2026/U14C: Conscient Sports Delhi (India) 0 – 3 Hishigten FC (Mongolia) | 2026/U16C: TSS Selangor (Malaysia) 14 – 0 Conscient Sports Mumbai (India) | 2026/U16A: Woodlands Warriors FC (Singapore) 1 – 0 Kamphaengphet FC (Thailand) | 2026/U16D: 1v1 Football Club (Malaysia) 1 – 6 BISP Cruzeiro (Thailand) | GU12 3rd Placing: Lion City Sailors G12 (Singapore) 16 - 1 Rato Bangala School (Nepal) | SingaCup 2026 GU12 Final: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia) 2 - 1 Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia) | U12 3rd Quarter-Final: Fuerza FC (Philippines) 1 - 4 BESM Woodleigh FC (Singapore) | U12 4th Quarter-Final: AfroAsia Football Academy (Singapore) 1 - 2 RNS Academy (Laos) | 2026/U14A: Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (India) 2 – 0 Neeb K Sports Academy (India) | 2026/U14C: LS Talents Warriors (Australia) 5 – 0 Thane City (India) | 2026/U16A: Ashdale 2026 (Australia) 1 – 0 LS Talents (Australia) | 2026/U16B: Queensway Secondary (Singapore) 0 – 3 South West Phoenix (Australia) | U12 2nd Quarter-Final: Unity Football Club (Sri Lanka) 0 - 3 SG7 Soccer (Singapore) | U12 1st Quarter-Final: TSS DarulEhsan (Malaysia) 1 - 0 Grefoo Academy (Indonesia) | 2026/U14A: LS Talents Chiefs (Australia) 20 – 0 Hope Titans Gensan FA (Philippines) | 2026/U14B: Elzeds FC (Indonesia) 0 – 2 South Coast Baptist College (Australia) | 2026/U16C: Topskor Indonesia (Indonesia) 17 – 0 Conscient Sports Mumbai (India)
LATEST STORY:

January 24th, 2013 | Broadcast

Singapore lies in the center of the South East Asia, had always been the center of commerce. And as Singapore moves towards being a sports hub of the region, facilities and mentality in the island state had been gradually moving inline with this vision.

Singa Cup, hosted in Singapore is part of this movement. This gradually improvement in the “little red dot” is evident, as Australia Football West Tour Director, Rod Bentley, and Loyola Meralco Sparks’ Coaching Director, Nenita Burgess, cited Singapore’s excellent playing facilities and the appropriate international football exposure as the main reasons why their teams were here for SingaCup.

As the country continue in their progress towards sporting excellence and inclusiveness, we are likely to see Singa Cup ride on this wave towards greater heights!