Goal difference separated MilkLife Kickers from the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U14 title: they finished level on nine points with Lion City Sailors but second in the standings.

Alreinamedia.com – Goal difference separated MilkLife Kickers from the Girls U14 title at Singa Cup 2026. The Indonesian team collected nine points, the same as Lion City Sailors, but ended the tournament in second place after the Singapore club won 9-0 against South Coast Baptist College on Friday (6 November) afternoon.

That win took Lion City Sailors past MilkLife Kickers in the standings. Lion City closed the group phase with 35 goals scored and three conceded, while MilkLife scored 26 and conceded two. The two teams’ goal differences were +32 and +24 respectively.

MilkLife Kickers had been top after two wins on day two. They beat Singapore’s BMW 8-0 and Fremantle City FC of Australia 5-1. Although those results gave the Indonesian team three wins and nine points, Lion City Sailors’ goal record decided the final positions.

MilkLife Kickers coach Timo Scheunemann said the team’s achievement is not measured only by ranking. He hoped the experience of facing international opponents would push the players to keep training and developing their game. Timo also described the tournament as a chance to observe promising players to develop as part of the preparation towards the national team.

When it comes to winning, everyone wants to win. But for me what matters more is that after this Singa Cup the players are more motivated to keep training with focus to raise their level.

Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach

He hoped the players would keep working diligently so their abilities keep improving.

MilkLife Kickers forward Albianca Raula said this year’s competition felt more intense. She said the players had also become more cohesive and had good chemistry, despite a relatively short preparation time.

The experience here motivates me to train harder to become an even better player.

Albianca Raula, MilkLife Kickers forward

Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition features 136 teams from 13 countries. MilkLife Kickers were sent by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife, with players chosen through the MLSC All-Stars 2025/2026. Lion City Sailors were champions, while Fremantle City FC finished third and South Coast Baptist College fourth.

Source: Alreinamedia.com

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