SingaCup 2025 U12 Finals: Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) Claim the Crown! – SingaCup – Asia's Premier International Youth Football Tournament
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November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast, Official

THE RAINFOREST SPORTS HUB, SINGAPORE – The curtain closed on an incredible SingaCup 2025 U12 campaign with Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) crowned champions after a confident 2–0 victory over Bali United Academy (Indonesia) in the final. The win marked a proud moment for Malaysian youth football, capping off a day that celebrated both regional talent and the spirit of competition that defines the SingaCup.

Negeri Sembilan FC’s performance throughout the tournament reflected balance, composure, and teamwork — qualities that carried them through the knockout rounds and ultimately to the title. Their success serves as an inspiration to young footballers across the region, proving that dedication and unity can turn early dreams into lasting achievements.


U12 3rd Placing — Lion City Sailors (Singapore) Shine on Home Soil

In the 3rd Place Playoff, Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) delivered a commanding 5–0 victory over TSS Selangor (Malaysia) to secure the bronze medal. The result was a fitting reward for the Sailors’ consistency and determination across the competition, and a proud moment for the Singapore-based academy.


🌍 A Celebration of Youth Football

From the opening group stages to the final whistle, the SingaCup 2025 U12 tournament brought together promising young athletes from across Asia. Every team, coach, and supporter contributed to an atmosphere of growth, respect, and passion for the beautiful game.

For Negeri Sembilan FC, it was a day of triumph; for Bali United, Lion City Sailors, and all participants, it was a valuable experience that will shape their football journeys ahead. The tournament once again reaffirmed what SingaCup stands for — development, diversity, and dreams that start young but aim high.

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