November 7th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers finally had to settle for runners-up at Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U-14 category, only because of goal difference.
SINGAPORE – After leading the provisional Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-14 standings for two days, MilkLife Kickers finally had to be content with being runners-up.
The title went to the hosts’ representatives, Lion City Sailors. In their last match, on the afternoon of Friday, 6 November 2026, Lion City Sailors won 9-0 against Australia’s South Coast Baptist College.
That win gave Lion City Sailors nine points, and the extra nine goals let them take over the top of the standings previously held by MilkLife Kickers.
MilkLife Kickers had led the standings on day two after two wins, over Singapore’s BMW 8-0 and Australia’s Fremantle City FC 5-1.
But although both teams collected nine points from three wins, MilkLife Kickers dropped to second because they lost out on goal difference to Lion City Sailors.
The Singapore team finished with a goal difference of +32, from 35 goals scored and three conceded. MilkLife Kickers posted +24, from 26 goals scored and two conceded.
Despite finishing only second in the final standings, MilkLife Kickers striker Albianca Raula said she was quite satisfied with the achievement.
But personally I am satisfied with the result we achieved at Singa Cup this year.
Albianca Raula, MilkLife Kickers striker
Albianca Raula said that was because she felt the competition at Singa Cup 2026 was competitive, and she saw greater togetherness in the team despite a relatively short preparation.
This year the games were more intense. As a team, I feel this season we were more compact in how we played, and our chemistry with each other clicked, even though, you could say, our preparation was quite short. The experience here motivates me to train harder to become a better player.
Albianca Raula, MilkLife Kickers striker
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Source: Suara Merdeka Wawasan
