November 3rd, 2026 | Official
SingaCup 2026 | Tournament Jury Decision
Issued: 3 November 2026, 09:16 SGT
| Match | U16 B2: Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (India) vs Queensway Secondary (Singapore) |
| Date / Time | Tuesday, 3 November 2026, 09:00 |
| Venue | Bukit Gombak Stadium |
| Team concerned | Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (India) |
| Incident | Team did not appear by the scheduled kick-off time |
| Decision | Walkover. Queensway Secondary awarded a 3–0 win. |
Facts
Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools did not appear at the appointed time and venue for the scheduled 09:00 kick-off of U16 Match B2.
Applicable rules
- Rule 12.3, Before game: “All teams must be ready to play at the prescribed kickoff time. It is the duty of the team managers to ensure that their team is ready to play at this time.”
- Rule 17, Walk Over: “Any team who fails to appear at the appointed time and venue for a match without a valid reason will be subjected to a 3-0 walkover, after a decision by the jury.” and “Teams have 15 minutes of grace after the scheduled kick-off time. A team that is still not at the pitch and ready to play when those 15 minutes are up loses the match by a 3-0 walkover, confirmed by the jury.”
- Rule 14, Tournament jury: The jury is the Tournament Director, Chief Referee (Asia) and Chief Referee (Europe). “Their decisions cannot be appealed.”
Decision
After reviewing the matter, the Tournament Jury has ruled that U16 Match B2 is a 3–0 walkover win to Queensway Secondary (Singapore). The official result and the U16 Group B standings reflect this decision.
Note
We remind all teams to arrive 1 hour before kick-off, and no later than 30 minutes before (Rule 12.3), so every match starts on time.
SingaCup 2026 Organising Committee
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
Murianews, Singapore – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the final of Singa Cup 2026 after finishing at the top of Group A. The team coached by Jacksen F Tiago will again face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the battle for the title which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026) at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore.
This certainty was obtained after MilkLife Strikers collected six points with a goal difference of +17 from two matches on Monday (2 November 2026). Even though they lost 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A in the second match, they still managed to maintain their top position.
Previously, MilkLife Strikers opened the second day of matches with a landslide 13-0 victory over representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala. These results are important capital for the team to secure the top position in the standings.
However, this big victory did not continue when they faced Selangor FC Academy A. Both teams continued the match and MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A with a score of 0-1.
Selangor FC Academy A ended the group phase in second place with a goal difference of +9. They are one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors who collected a goal difference of +8 after winning 12-0 over Rato Bangala.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach Sasi Kirana appreciated the players’ efforts in these two matches. However, she admitted that there were still a number of aspects that needed to be addressed before facing Selangor again.
During the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew that the team they were facing had a level of play slightly below ours. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity they had. For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when you are behind.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
The hat-trick scorer against Rato Bangala, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, admitted that she was grateful for her achievement. She said that self-confidence is one of the assets to perform optimally throughout the tournament.
I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to appear more confident so that I can show my best. The struggle is not over because we came here to win. That is the motivation for me and my friends. Even though we lost earlier, it’s okay. The important thing is that tomorrow we will fight again.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Source: Murianews
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
SINGAPORE – MilkLife Strikers ensured progress to the final of Singa Cup 2026 after securing the top position in Group A standings on the second day which took place Monday (2 November 2026) at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore. In the final match which is scheduled to be held this Tuesday. Jacksen F. Tiago’s team will face representatives from Malaysia, Selangor FC Academy A. On the second day of the event, MilkLife Strikers had to play two match agendas, namely facing representatives from Nepal, Meanwhile, in the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A, with a score of 0-1.
The big win over Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, was MilkLife Strikers’ first positive result in the daytime match. Locita Waranggani opened the team’s lead with a long-range shot in the 7th minute. Four minutes later, Keyla A. P. Natawijaya doubled the lead with a measured shot in the 11th minute.
MilkLife Strikers continued to increase their lead through Nadia S. Azzahra’s goal in the 13th minute. One minute later, Nadia scored another goal, but the ball that entered the goal after hitting an opposing player was recorded as an own goal. Before the first half ended, Adiba S. Primayuga gave MilkLife Strikers a 5-0 lead with a penalty in the 17th minute.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers had more freedom to develop its game. Ferisa Dewi Widodo stood out by scoring a hat-trick with goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes. The other two goals were scored by Angelina P. S. Mongan in the 31st minute and Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute. Adiba then completed MilkLife Strikers’ victory with her second goal in the 39th minute.
After this victory, MilkLife Strikers is scheduled to face Selangor FC Academy A in the second match. However, heavy rain that hit The Rainforest Hub caused the match schedule to be delayed. After the weather improved, the two teams finally competed with Selangor FC Academy A emerging as winners with a narrow score of 1-0.
MilkLife Strikers still ended the group phase in top position with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with a goal difference of +9, one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors which has a goal difference of +8. In the second match of the day, the Singapore representative won 12-0 over Rato Bangala.
With these standings results, MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A are certain to meet again to fight for the championship title. Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the match for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the efforts of the players who she considered had shown their best abilities throughout the two matches. Even though she managed to achieve a big win over Rato Bangala, she believes there are still a number of things that need to be evaluated after her team lost to Selangor FC Academy A.
In the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew that the team they were facing had a level of play that was slightly below ours. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized their efforts well. In the second match, we did not manage to win. But the players still appeared persistent. Apart from that, both teams also performed well by exchanging attacks. For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when we are behind. The rest, I believe the players will continue to appear full of motivation.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
One of the players who performed impressively for MilkLife Strikers in this match, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, said that she was still grateful to be able to score three goals in the match against Rato Bangala. She said that self-confidence is one of the things that continues to be built to help her perform better throughout the tournament.
I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to appear more confident so that I can show my best. Thank God, today I was able to win against (the team from) Nepal. The struggle is not over because we came here to win. That is the motivation for me and my friends. Even though we lost earlier, it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that tomorrow we will fight again.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. In 2026, this tournament will be attended by 136 teams from 13 countries. The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The team contains selected players from the 2025/2026 MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category is attended by four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026. The top two teams in the standings advance to the final, while the other two teams will fight for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Girls U-12 Squad List
- 1. Calista A. Mauizah – Goalkeeper | Djama’atul Ichwan Elementary School, Solo
- 2. Shafira Althafunnisa Azzahra – Goalkeeper | SDN 2 Panggang, Jepara
- 3. Adiba Sanas Primayuga – Defender | SDN 002 Samarinda City
- 4. Andien Haifa Syakira – Defender | Cinta Kasih Tzu Chi Elementary School, West Jakarta
- 5. Bilqis Nur Hidayah – Defender| Klampis Ngasem 1 Elementary School, Surabaya
- 6. Adelice Maureen Hanum F – Midfielder | SDN Lowokwaru 3, Malang
- 7. Angelina Putri S Mongan – Midfielder | Kunciran 4 Elementary School, Tangerang
- 8. Keyla Azzahra Putri – Midfielder | Sumberjaya 02 Elementary School, Bekasi
- 9. Ferisa Dewi Widodo – Midfielder | SDN 075 Jatayu, Bandung
- 10. Hafiza Khaira Lubna Lista – Midfielder | SDN Jambean 02, Pati
- 11. Locita Waranggani Olah N – Midfielder | SDN Pacarkling V/186, Surabaya
- 12. Jesshica – Midfielder | SDK Santa Maria Goretti, Balikpapan
- 13. Emily Zitara – Midfielder | SDN Manukan Kulon, Surabaya
- 14. Sabrina Dwi Ristiyana – Midfielder | SDN Jambean 02, Pati
- 15. Nadia Shakila Azzahra – Striker | Karangploso Muhammadiyah Elementary School, Bantul
- 16. Ika Wonda – Striker | Manahan Christian Elementary School, Surakarta
Source: Republika
Article Link: https://news.republika.co.id/berita/tnwi5c456/tim-milklife-strikers-melaju-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-di-singapura
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
KOMPAS.com – Indonesia has a representative in the final round of Singa Cup 2026 after the protégé of Persebaya legend, Jacksen F. Tiago, became the top of Group A. The Milklife Strikers team created by Jacksen F. Tiago will face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the final match of Singa Cup 2026 which is scheduled to take place this Tuesday (3 November 2026).
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.
Milklife Strikers took part in the Girls U12 category with selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025-2026.
MilkLife Strikers’ journey to the top party of Singa Cup 2026 began with a landslide victory 6-1 over the host representative, Lion City Sailors, on the first day of the Singa Cup 2026 tournament, Sunday (1 November 2026).
After that, Jacksen F. Tiago’s troops achieved a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representatives, Rato Bangala at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026), before suffering a narrow 0-1 defeat to Selangor FC Academy A on the same day.
In the match against Rato Bangala, Locita Waranggani opened MilkLife Strikers’ lead with a long-range shot in the seventh minute.
Keyla A. P. Natawijaya then doubled the score four minutes later with a measured shot in the 11th minute.
The dominance of the Indonesian representatives continued when Nadia S. Azzahra scored a goal in the 13th minute. Jacksen’s students were increasingly unable to be caught after an own goal occurred due to the ball hitting an opposing player.
Adiba S. Primayuga closed the first half by giving MilkLife Strikers a 5-0 lead through executing a penalty in the 17th minute.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers continued to appear sharp. Ferisa Dewi Widodo became one of the most prominent players thanks to scoring three goals.
Ferisa listed her name on the scoreboard in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes. Two additional goals came from Angelina P. S. Mongan in the 31st minute and Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute, before Adiba scored her second goal in the 39th minute.
After that, MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A in the second match on Monday (2 November 2026) which was delayed due to heavy rain at The Rainforest Hub.
The match could finally be held after weather conditions improved. Selangor FC Academy A emerged victorious with a narrow score of 1-0.
The defeat did not displace MilkLife Strikers from the top of Group A because they collected six points with a goal difference of +17.
Source: Kompas.com
Article Link: https://bola.kompas.com/read/2026/11/03/07313958/pasukan-jacksen-ftiago-bawa-nama-indonesia-di-final-singa-cup-2026
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
MOJOK.CO – The 2026 Singa Cup title is now just one step away from MilkLife Strikers’ reach. After closing the group phase at the top of the standings, the team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face representatives from Malaysia, Selangor FC Academy A, in the final of the Girls U12 category in Singapore, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
On the second day of the event, Singa Cup 2026 MilkLife Strikers had to undergo two match agendas, namely against representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala and Selangor FC Academy A. The match against Rato Bangala was successfully passed with a big win 13-0.
Meanwhile, in the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A, with a score of 0-1.
MilkLife Strikers started the match that afternoon with a landslide victory over Rato Bangala, the representative of Nepal. The goal party was opened by Locita Waranggani with a long-range shot in the seventh minute. Keyla A. P. Natawijaya then increased the lead with a measured shot four minutes later.
In the 13th minute, Nadia S. Azzahra added a goal for MilkLife Strikers. A minute later, the ball from her shot went back into the goal after hitting an opposing player, but it was recorded as an own goal. Adiba S. Primayuga’s penalty execution in the 17th minute ensured that MilkLife Strikers closed the first half with a 5-0 lead.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers had more freedom to develop its game. Ferisa Dewi Widodo stood out by scoring a hat-trick with goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
The other two goals were scored by Angelina P. S. Mongan in the 31st minute and Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute. Adiba then completed MilkLife Strikers’ victory with her second goal in the 39th minute.
MilkLife Strikers Winner of the group even though they lost to Selangor FC Academy
After this victory, MilkLife Strikers is scheduled to face Selangor FC Academy A in the second match. However, heavy rain that hit The Rainforest Hub caused the match schedule to be delayed. After the weather improved, the two teams finally competed with Selangor FC Academy A emerging as winners with a narrow score of 1-0.
MilkLife Strikers still ended the group phase in top position with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with a goal difference of +9, one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors which has a goal difference of +8. In the second match of the day, the Singapore representative won 12-0 over Rato Bangala.
With these standings results, MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A are certain to meet again to fight for the championship title. Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the match for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the efforts of the players who she considered had shown their best abilities throughout the two matches. Even though she managed to achieve a big win over Rato Bangala, she believes there are still a number of things that need to be evaluated after her team lost to Selangor FC Academy A.
During the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew that the team they were facing had a level of play slightly below ours. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity to succeed.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
Ready to face the final match
In the second match, the MilkLife Strikers team did not manage to win. But the players still appeared persistent. Apart from that, both teams also performed well by exchanging attacks.
For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when you are behind. For the rest, I believe the players will continue to appear full of motivation.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
One of the players who performed impressively for MilkLife Strikers in this match, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, said that she was still grateful to be able to score three goals in the match against Rato Bangala. She said that self-confidence is one of the things that continues to be built to help her perform better throughout the tournament.
I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to appear more confident so that I can show my best. Thank God, today I was able to win against (the team from) Nepal. The struggle is not over because we came here to win. That is the motivation for me and my friends. Even though we lost earlier, it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that tomorrow we will fight again.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. In 2026, this tournament will be attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The team contains selected players from the 2025/2026 MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category is attended by four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026. The top two teams in the standings advance to the final, while the other two teams will fight for third place. (*)
MilkLife Strikers Girls U-12 Squad List
- Calista A. Mauizah – Goalkeeper | Djama’atul Ichwan Elementary School, Solo
- Shafira Althafunnisa Azzahra – Goalkeeper | SDN 2 Panggang, Jepara
- Adiba Sanas Primayuga – Defender | SDN 002 Samarinda City
- Andien Haifa Syakira – Defender | Cinta Kasih Tzu Chi Elementary School, West Jakarta
- Bilqis Nur Hidayah – Defender| Klampis Ngasem 1 Elementary School, Surabaya
- Adelice Maureen Hanum F – Midfielder | SDN Lowokwaru 3, Malang
- Angelina Putri S Mongan – Midfielder | Kunciran 4 Elementary School, Tangerang
- Keyla Azzahra Putri – Midfielder | Sumberjaya 02 Elementary School, Bekasi
- Ferisa Dewi Widodo – Midfielder | SDN 075 Jatayu, Bandung
- Hafiza Khaira Lubna Lista – Midfielder| SDN Jambean 02, Pati
- Locita Waranggani Olah N – Midfielder | SDN Pacarkling V/186, Surabaya
- Jesshica – Midfielder | SDK Santa Maria Goretti, Balikpapan
- Emily Zitara – Midfielder | SDN Manukan Kulon, Surabaya
- Sabrina Dwi Ristiyana – Midfielder | SDN Jambean 02, Pati
- Nadia Shakila Azzahra – Striker | Karangploso Muhammadiyah Elementary School, Bantul
- Ika Wonda – Striker | Manahan Christian Elementary School, Surakarta.
Source: Mojok.co
Article Link: https://mojok.co/kilas/olahraga/milklife-strikers-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-selangkah-lagi-menuju-juara/
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
Suarapantura.com – The Indonesian youth women’s football team, MilkLife Strikers, secured a place in the final of the Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U-12 category. This certainty was achieved after Jacksen F Tiago’s team closed the group phase as winners of Group A on the second day of the tournament at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026).
In the first match which was held in the afternoon, MilkLife Strikers appeared very dominant and beat Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, with a landslide score of 13-0. The opening goal was scored by Locita Waranggani with a long-range shot in the seventh minute, followed by goals from Keyla A. P. Natawijaya in the 11th minute and Nadia S. Azzahra two minutes later.
Indonesia’s lead increased through an own goal in the 14th minute and a penalty from Adiba S. Primayuga in the 17th minute, so the first half ended with a score of 5-0. After the break, Ferisa Dewi Widodo became the star by scoring three goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
The goal party was completed by Angelina P. S. Mongan in the 31st minute, Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute, and Adiba’s second goal in the 39th minute. This result confirmed MilkLife Strikers’ dominance over Nepal’s representatives throughout the match.
In the second match on the same day, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to the Malaysian representative, Selangor FC Academy A, with a narrow score of 0-1. The match was delayed due to heavy rain which poured down on the arena before it could finally be played.
Despite losing, MilkLife Strikers still finished at the top of Group A with six points and a goal difference of plus 17.
These results brought MilkLife Strikers back to meet Selangor FC Academy A in the final which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026). The rematch is an opportunity for the Indonesian team to avenge their defeat in the group phase and at the same time win the title.
Previously, in the opening match on Sunday (1 November 2026), MilkLife Strikers showed its sharpness by beating host Lion City Sailors 6-1. Singa Cup itself is an international youth football tournament that has been held in Singapore since 2011, and in the 2026 edition, 136 teams from 13 countries will participate.
In the Girls U-12 category, four teams compete in a round-robin league format on 1-3 November 2026, with the top two teams advancing to the final. MilkLife Strikers’ journey to the top match is positive news for the development of young Indonesian women’s football.
Source: Suara Pantura
Article Link: https://suarapantura.com/olah-raga/17958/milklife-strikers-tembus-final-singa-cup-2026-usai-pesta-gol-13-0-atas-wakil-nepal
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
In the opening match, MilkLife Strikers appeared dominant against Rato Bangala. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring in the 7th minute, followed by Keyla Azzahra Putri who doubled the lead in the 11th minute. Nadia Shakila Azzahra added the third goal in the 13th minute, before the opponent’s own goal increased the lead to 4-0 in the 14th minute. Adiba Sanas Primayuga closed the first half by scoring a penalty in the 17th minute, strengthening the lead to 5-0. In the second half, Ferisa Dewi Widodo scored a hat trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes. Angelina Putri S. Mongan contributed a goal in the 31st minute, Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute, and Adiba Sanas Primayuga scored again in the 39th minute to close the goal party with a score of 13-0.
However, in the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to suffer a narrow 0-1 defeat to Selangor FC Academy A after the match was delayed due to heavy rain. Despite losing, the Indonesian team still leads the Group A standings with six points and a goal difference of +17, ahead of Selangor FC Academy A who is in second place with a goal difference of +9. Lion City Sailors, coming off a 12-0 win over Rato Bangala, finished in third with a +8 goal differential.
MilkLife Strikers assistant coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ enthusiasm even though she admitted there was still room for improvement after the defeat to Selangor. “The players still appeared determined, even though they lost. For the final, we will evaluate how to maintain composure when behind,” she said. Ferisa Dewi Widodo, scorer of a hat trick against Rato Bangala, stated that confidence was the key to her performance. “I am grateful that I was able to score three goals. But the struggle is not over yet. We are here to win,” she said.
Singa Cup 2026, a youth football tournament that has been taking place since 2011, was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries. The Girls U12 category was attended by four teams using a round-robin system, and the top two teams advanced to the final. MilkLife Strikers, which is populated by selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026, is supported by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation. In the match for third place, Lion City Sailors will meet Rato Bangala.
Source: Sumbawanews
Article Link: https://sumbawanews.com/berita/olah-raga/milklife-strikers-tancap-gas-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-siap-bertemu-selangor-fc/
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
VIVA – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the final of Singa Cup 2026 after finishing at the top of Group A standings on the second day of competition at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026).
The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face Malaysia’s representative, Selangor FC Academy A, in the final match which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
MilkLife Strikers was certain to advance to the final match after going through two matches on the second day. They started their struggle with a landslide 13-0 victory over representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala, before losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A. In the match against Rato Bangala, MilkLife Strikers immediately appeared aggressive. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring with a long-range shot in the 7th minute. Keyla Azzahra Putri then doubled the score four minutes later.
Nadia Shakila Azzahra added to the lead in the 13th minute. One minute later, MilkLife Strikers scored another goal with a ball that hit an opposing player and was recorded as an own goal.
Adiba Sanas Primayuga closed the first half with a 5-0 lead after successfully executing a penalty in the 17th minute.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance became increasingly visible. Ferisa Dewi Widodo became one of the most prominent players by scoring a hat trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
Meanwhile, two additional goals were contributed by Angelina Putri S. Mongan in the 31st minute and Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute. Adiba then completed the MilkLife Strikers goal party with her second goal in the 39th minute.
However, this big victory did not continue when they faced Selangor FC Academy A. The second match was delayed due to heavy rain which drenched the match location.
After the weather improved, the two teams finally continued the match. MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to the Malaysian representative with a narrow score of 0-1.
Even though they lost, MilkLife Strikers still has the right to occupy first place in Group A with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with a goal difference of +9, one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors which collects +8.
Lion City Sailors itself secured a landslide 12-0 victory over Rato Bangala in another match.
Source: VIVA.co.id
Article Link: https://www.viva.co.id/bola/1940560-menang-besar-13-0-tim-putri-indonesia-tantang-selangor-fc-di-final-singa-cup-2026
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
Indonesia’s MilkLife Strikers recorded one win and one defeat on day two in Singapore, finishing top of Group A to reach the Singa Cup 2026 final.
Turunminum.id – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the Singa Cup 2026 final after leading the Group A standings. The Indonesian representatives recorded one win and one defeat on the second day, Monday (2 November), at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore.
On the second day of Singa Cup 2026, MilkLife Strikers played two matches, against Nepal’s representatives Rato Bangala and Selangor FC Academy A.
In the first match, the Red-and-White representatives thrashed Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0. In the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A, 0-1.
The 13 goals against Rato Bangala were scored by Locita Waranggani (7′), Keyla A. P. Natawijaya (11′), Nadia S. Azzahra (13′), an own goal (14′), Adiba S. Primayuga (17′ and 39′), Ferisa Dewi Widodo (25′, 27′ and 37′), Angelina P. S. Mongan (31′) and Adelice Maureen (35′).
Against Selangor FC Academy A in the second match, MilkLife Strikers could not show their best because of heavy rain at The Rainforest Hub. The Indonesian team lost 0-1.
With these results, MilkLife Strikers finished the group stage on top with six points and a goal difference of +17 (having earlier beaten Lion City Sailors 6-1).
Selangor FC Academy A were second with a goal difference of +9, one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors on +8.
With these standings, MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A will meet again to contest the title, while Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the third-place match.
Source: Turunminum.id
Article Link: https://turunminum.id/liga-indonesia/milklife-strikers-lolos-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-lawan-selangor-fc/
November 3rd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers reached the Girls U12 final of Singa Cup 2026 after beating Nepal’s Rato Bangala 13-0 and losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A, setting up a rematch with the Malaysian side for the title.
The Indonesian women’s football team, MilkLife Strikers, secured a place in the 2026 Singa Cup final after ending the Group A phase in top position. These results were achieved through two matches at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026), with six points and a goal difference of +17, reported by Medcom. Jacksen F. Tiago’s squad previously recorded a big 13-0 win over Rato Bangala from Nepal. However, they then lost 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A in a match that was delayed due to heavy rain. This defeat did not derail MilkLife Strikers’ steps towards the top match.
They will face Selangor FC Academy A again on Tuesday (3 November 2026) to fight for the championship title.
In the match against Rato Bangala, Locita Waranggani Olah N opened MilkLife Strikers’ lead with a long-range shot in the seventh minute. Keyla Azzahra Putri then added to the lead four minutes later.
Nadia Shakila Azzahra also contributed a goal, while another goal came from an own goal from player Rato Bangala. Adiba Sanas Primayuga also scored a goal from a penalty kick. Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continued.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo recorded a hat-trick, while Angelina Putri S. Mongan and Adelice Maureen Hanum F also scored goals. Adiba completed her performance with the second goal.
After this victory, MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A. The match was temporarily stopped due to heavy rain at The Rainforest Hub before finally continuing and the Malaysian representative won with a score of 1-0. Based on Group A standings, MilkLife Strikers collected six points with a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with a goal difference of +9, while Lion City Sailors is next with a goal difference of +8.
Lion City Sailors also picked up a 12-0 win over Rato Bangala. These results ensured that Lion City Sailors played against Rato Bangala in the battle for third place, while the top two teams advanced to the final. MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ struggle in these two matches.
She assessed that her team were able to maximize their opportunities when facing Nepal’s representatives. “During the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew that the team they were facing had a level of play slightly below ours. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity they succeeded,” said Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach.
Sasi also admitted that her team had not succeeded in securing victory against Selangor. However, the players were considered to have continued to show struggle throughout the match.
Evaluation ahead of the final will focus on the player’s ability to maintain composure when they are behind. Sasi hopes that the squad’s motivation will remain maintained when they face the same opponent again. “For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when you are behind.
“The rest, I believe the players will continue to appear full of motivation,” said Sasi Kirana. Ferisa Dewi Widodo also expressed her gratitude after scoring three goals against Rato Bangala. The player from West Java said increasing self-confidence was part of her preparation during the tournament.
I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to appear more confident so I can perform my best.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Ferisa emphasized that the MilkLife Strikers target has not changed even though her team lost to Selangor. She and her colleagues remain determined to bring home the championship title from Singapore. “The struggle is not over because we came here to win.
That is what motivates me and my friends. “Even though we lost earlier, it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that tomorrow we will fight again,” said Ferisa Dewi Widodo.
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries. The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to take part in the Girls U12 category. The team consists of 16 players selected as a result of the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category will take place on 1-3 November involving four teams using a round-robin league system. The top two teams advance to the final, while the other two teams fight for third place.
Source: Cirebon Times
Article Link: https://www.cirebontimes.com/milklife-strikers-final-singa-cup
