The Indonesian women’s soccer team MilkLife Kickers Girls U-14 successfully won the title of runner-up Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore, Friday (6/11/2026), after achieving a perfect 9 points and a goal difference of +24 under the host team Lion City Sailors.

MALANG POST – The Indonesian women’s soccer team MilkLife Kickers Girls U-14 successfully won the title of runner-up Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore, Friday (6/11/2026), after achieving a perfect 9 points and a goal difference of +24 under the host team Lion City Sailors.

The Indonesian women’s soccer team,

The struggle of young Indonesian heroines in the international age group football arena has once again yielded encouraging results. Entering the beginning of November 2026, the MilkLife Kickers team for the under 14 age group (Girls U-14) has completed its sweet work in the Singa Cup 2026 arena.

In the competition which took place in Singapore, the team formed by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife had to settle for locking in the runner-up position.

MilkLife Kickers failed to defend the crown at the top of the group phase standings after the host representative, Lion City Sailors, secured a landslide 9-0 victory over South Coast Baptist College (Australia) on Friday (6/11/2026).

The additional three points and nine goals made Lion City Sailors displace MilkLife Kickers from the top position.

In terms of points collection, the two teams are actually evenly matched. MilkLife Kickers and Lion City Sailors both scored nine clean points, from three matches that were swept clean with wins.

However, Lion City Sailors has the right to occupy the champion’s throne because it has a significant advantage in terms of aggressiveness on goal difference. Lion City Sailors locked the group phase with a goal difference of +32, scoring 35 goals and conceding only 3 times. Meanwhile, MilkLife Kickers has a goal difference of +24, with a record of 26 goals scored and 2 conceded.

Big Win Capital and All-Stars Squad

Before determining the final day, MilkLife Kickers appeared very dominant on the second day of competition. Protégé of veteran coach Timo Scheunemann, successfully crushed Singapore’s representative, BMW, with a landslide score of 8-0.

This positive trend continued when they defeated Australia’s representative, Fremantle City FC, with a convincing 5-1 victory. These two big wins brought MilkLife Kickers to the top of the standings.

The players who strengthen the MilkLife Kickers team are selected pearls of talent. They were filtered through the strict MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars selection event for the 2025/2026 period.

MilkLife Kickers coach, For Coach Timo, flying hours and experience competing at overseas level are much more valuable in forging a player’s mentality.

Everyone of course wants to win. However, more importantly, the experience from Singa Cup has made the players more motivated to double their training portion. We are looking for potential players to be the backbone of the national team in the future.

Timo

High Intensity and National Team Prospects

MilkLife Kickers’ mainstay striker, Albianca Raula, felt similar happiness. Albianca admitted that she learned very valuable tactical lessons during the tough competition in Singapore.

She assessed that the tension in the 2026 edition of the Singa Cup match was much more intensive than the previous season. Even though the team’s preparation period was very short, the chemistry and solidarity between the players on and off the field developed very quickly.

This season the game is much more intense. Our teamwork is getting better even though the preparation is short. I am satisfied with this result and am more motivated to train hard.

Albianca proudly

The Singa Cup tournament itself is a prestigious international age group event that has been routinely held in Singapore since 2011. In the 2026 edition, the tournament was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.

Achieving the runner-up position under Lion City Sailors and above Fremantle City FC (3rd place) and South Coast Baptist College (4th place) is proof that the prospects for Indonesian women’s football are on the right track. (M. Abd. Rachman Rozzi/Ra Indrata)

• Champion: Lion City Sailors (Singapore)

• Runner-up: MilkLife Kickers (Indonesia)

• Third place: Fremantle City FC (Australia)

• Fourth place: South Coast Baptist College (Australia)

Source: Malang Post

Article Link: https://malang-post.com/2026/11/08/milklife-kickers-girls-u14-sabet-runner-up-singa-cup-2026/