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November 2nd, 2025 | Broadcast

Singapore, November 2, 2025 – The U8 group stage delivered as always: goals galore, nail-biters, and those classic Singaporean squads holding court. With the dust settled at Rainforest Sports Hub, we’ve got eight teams charging into today’s quarterfinals—top two from each group, ready to turn up the heat. No deep dives needed; you know the drill. Here’s the quick rundown on who advanced and why they’re buzzing.

Group A: Resistencia FC topped it with a rock-solid defense, leaking just two goals while firing in 20—pure clinic. They edge JNDC U10 Jaguars (three wins, one slip) for the top seed. Bali United snagged second on that +14 swing, leaving LS Talents FC2 to regroup.

Group B: Northern Wolves FC? Untouchable. 4-0-0, 18-1 goals, +17 diff—roaring favorites. Conscient Sports Mumbai crashed the party with 21 goals and a +14 haul for runner-up. Woodleigh FC 1 nipped Mavericks on GD after some gritty scraps.

Group C: TSS Selangor Malaysia went full beast mode: 28-2, +26, perfect 12 points. Bali United (yep, back in the mix) grabbed second with 15-3 efficiency. JNDC Blue slipped through despite the wobbles, while Yokohama Fukuoka heads home early.

Group D: Elite FC mirrored the perfection with 17-4 and +13, all Singapore pride. JSSL FC locked second at 14-7, solid as ever. La Amistad edged in on +3; Mifa Bali and Conscient Pune rue those backlines.

Quarterfinals fire up at 10:00 AM across the four pitches—Resistencia vs. JNDC Jaguars (Pitch 1), Northern Wolves vs. Woodleigh (Pitch 2), TSS Selangor vs. Bali United (Pitch 3), and Elite vs. La Amistad (Pitch 4). Upset alert: Can Mumbai’s flair topple the Wolves? Or will Selangor’s firepower overwhelm the Indonesians?

Keep eyes peeled for those post-match updates on the SingaCup feed. Who’s your dark horse? Drop it in the comments—let’s chat as the semis loom. Play on, legends!