MilkLife Kickers achieved two wins over BMW and Fremantle City FC with an aggregate of 13-1 on the second day of Singa Cup 2026.

MilkLife Kickers recorded two convincing wins on the second day of Singa Cup 2026 at Tanglin Rugby Club, Singapore, Friday, November 6 2026. The Indonesian women’s soccer team beat BMW 8-0 and Fremantle City FC 5-1, as reported by Medcom.

These results resulted in 13 goals for the Indonesian squad with only one conceded in two matches. This achievement was also a positive response after the Timo Scheunemann team lost to Lion City Sailors on the first day.

MilkLife Kickers’ appearance shows the development of the game, especially in building attacks and maintaining coordination between players. These two matches also featured goal contributions from a number of different players.

Rara Z. Farza Scores a Hattrick When Facing BMW

MilkLife Kickers’ dominance was visible from the start of the match against BMW. Rara Z. Farza opened the scoring when the match had not yet entered the first minute.

Alisa M. Fakhira increased the gap to 2-0 in the third minute. Next, Giada Soebianto scored two additional goals in the 10th and 18th minutes so that the Indonesian team’s lead was even further.

Albianca Raula then contributed a goal in the 20th minute. Towards halftime, Rara found the back of the net twice, in the 21st and 25th minutes respectively.

The additional two goals ensured that Rara ended the match with a hat trick. Meanwhile, Giada scored another goal after the second half started and completed her tally of three goals in the match.

Giada also collected four goals throughout the tournament. However, the match against BMW did not take place until normal time had finished due to weather warnings.

The lightning warning system siren sounded so the match had to be stopped temporarily. After a delay of almost an hour, the committee determined the final result with MilkLife Kickers winning 8-0.

MilkLife Kickers Turns the Table Against Fremantle City FC

The second match presented a different challenge when MilkLife Kickers faced Fremantle City FC from Australia. The Indonesian team was left behind after Ciara Glascott scored a goal in the 13th minute.

This lag did not last long. Garneta F. Imelda managed to equalize the score at 1-1 in the 14th minute, just one minute after the opponent’s opening goal.

Momentum then turned in favor of MilkLife Kickers. Rere Z. Fatin brought the Indonesian team back to a 2-1 lead with a goal in the 23rd minute. This score lasted until the end of the first half.

Entering the second half, MilkLife Kickers increasingly showed mastery of the game. Rara Z. Farza scored the third goal for her team in the 28th minute and made it 3-1.

Albianca Raula continued this lead with a goal in the 37th minute. Seven minutes before the match ended, Garneta put her name on the scoreboard again.

Her second goal in the match ensured Garneta recorded a brace. MilkLife Kickers finally finished the match with a 5-1 win over Fremantle City FC.

Timo Scheunemann Appreciates Player Solidarity

These two wins received appreciation from coach Timo Scheunemann. He assessed that the players were able to show a positive response after experiencing a narrow 0-1 defeat to Lion City Sailors on the first day.

According to Timo, improving the quality of ball flow and team coordination is an important part of the players’ performance. He also paid attention to the squad’s ability to face opponents with bigger bodies.

Timo expressed his assessment after watching the development of his team’s play in these two matches.

Today they were able to play with good ball flow against opponents who were much bigger. Today everyone was also able to play together on the pitch.

Timo

He also expressed his pride in the efforts of all the players, without making the final tournament result the sole measure of their performance.

MilkLife Kickers striker, Giada Soebianto, also expressed her joy after the team managed to secure two wins. The Flintridge Preparatory School student believes that coordination between players is improving so that the coach’s instructions can be carried out well.

Giada also highlighted the hard work of all team members as a factor that helped MilkLife Kickers rise in the match against Fremantle City FC.

Today I’m happy to be able to perform well and help the team. Today’s game was quite fierce, but in the end we were able to come back to win because all the players worked hard to appear unified as a team.

Giada

MilkLife Kickers Brings Indonesian Name to Girls U14

MilkLife Kickers is Indonesia’s representative in the Girls U14 category at Singa Cup 2026. This team was sent by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife with a composition of players selected from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.

Singa Cup itself is an age group soccer competition that has been held in Singapore since 2011. In the 2026 edition, the tournament will be attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.

The Girls U14 category will take place from 5-7 November 2026. Determination of participant positions uses a one-round half-competition system, so that each team gets the opportunity to face all the other participants in their group.

MilkLife Kickers is in Group A with four other participants, namely Lion City Sailors from Singapore, Fremantle City FC from Australia, BMW from Singapore, and South Coast Baptist College from Australia.

Before achieving two wins on November 6, MilkLife Kickers played two matches on Thursday, November 5 2026. They started the competition with a landslide 13-0 win over South Coast Baptist College.

However, the next match presented a different result when they had to admit Lion City Sailors’s lead with a narrow score of 0-1. Two wins on the second day then improved MilkLife Kickers’ results in the 2026 Singa Cup Group A competition.

Source: Cirebon Times

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