MilkLife Kickers U-14 won 13-0 over South Coast Baptist College, but lost 0-1 to Lion City Sailors on the first day of Singa Cup 2026.

MilkLife Kickers U-14 recorded a big win and at the same time lost on the first day of Singa Cup 2026 at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, Thursday (5/11/2026). The Indonesian women’s soccer team coached by Timo Scheunemann won 13-0 over South Coast Baptist College from Australia, before losing 0-1 to Lion City Sailors, as reported by Detik Sport.

These two matches were an opportunity for MilkLife Kickers U-14 to test their abilities in facing international competition. The landslide victory in the first match showed the team’s productivity, even though they failed to maintain positive results when facing Lion City Sailors.

Timo Scheunemann assessed that the players were able to adapt quickly to the 11 versus 11 match format. Previously, they were more accustomed to playing in seven and nine player formats through MilkLife Soccer Challenge competitions.

I see they can quickly adapt to the 11 against 11 scheme. At MilkLife Soccer Challenge, they are used to playing 7 against 7 in the regional phase and 9 against 9 at the All-Stars stage.

Timo Scheunemann

Apart from adapting to the match format, Timo also expressed his appreciation for the implementation of the game strategy that had been prepared. The players are considered capable of carrying out instructions to build attacks through a combination of passes.

The players also succeeded in carrying out the instructions I gave, namely building attacks through a combination of passes. Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they competed against opponents who were two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.

Timo Scheunemann

Participation in Singa Cup 2026 also provides experience facing players of a higher age group. According to Timo, opponents who are two years older than the MilkLife Kickers players are part of their match experience.

The participation of MilkLife Kickers U-14 continued the progress of Indonesia’s representatives in the competition. Previously, MilkLife Kickers U-12, coached by Jacksen F. Tiago, succeeded in winning the Girls U-12 category.

MilkLife Soccer Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, explained that sending players to Singa Cup is part of an effort to provide the best talent from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars program with the opportunity to compete.

Just like what we did yesterday with MilkLife Strikers in the U12 category, MilkLife Kickers’ participation is also a form of our efforts to provide as many opportunities as possible to the best players from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars.

Teddy Tjahjono

Source: Demokratis.co.id

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