MilkLife Strikers, Indonesia’s Girls U12 team, opened their Singa Cup 2026 campaign in Singapore with a 6-1 win over hosts Lion City Sailors.

JAKARTA, SUDUTPANDANG.ID – MilkLife Strikers started its journey at Singa Cup 2026 with a convincing victory after beating host representative Lion City Sailors 6-1 in the opening match of the Girls U-12 category at The Rainforest Hub, West Coast, Singapore, on Sunday (1 November 2026).

The young striker from SD Kristen Manahan Surakarta, Ika Wonda, became the star of MilkLife Strikers’ victory after scoring three goals or a hat-trick. This positive result is an important asset for the Indonesian team in facing competition at the international level youth football tournament.

MilkLife Strikers coached by Jacksen F. Tiago appeared effective from the start of the match. Despite facing high pressure from Lion City Sailors, the players were able to maintain composure and take advantage of opportunities to create a big lead.

MilkLife Strikers’ opening goal was created when the game had only been running for three minutes. Locita Waranggani succeeded in bringing the Indonesian team to excellence and providing positive momentum for her colleagues.

This advantage increased even more five minutes later. Keyla Azzahra Putri scored a goal with a header which made MilkLife Strikers more comfortable in controlling the match.

It didn’t stop there, Nadia Shakila Azzahra increased the lead by executing a penalty in the 9th minute.

Ika Wonda then showed her sharpness on the front lines. The young striker scored two goals in a row in the 10th minute and gave MilkLife Strikers a big lead over the Singapore representatives.

The productivity of the Indonesian team at the start of the match showed the effectiveness of the attacks built throughout the match. The players were able to take advantage of space and opportunities to pressure the Lion City Sailors defense.

Entering the second half, Lion City Sailors tried to get up and reduce the gap. Hana Raiqa managed to score a goal in the 23rd minute to change the position to 5-1.

However, MilkLife Strikers is still able to maintain game dominance. Ika Wonda put her name on the scoreboard again three minutes before the match ended.

This goal completed Ika’s hat-trick and ensured MilkLife Strikers’ victory with a landslide score of 6-1.

Ika’s performance was one of the highlights in the opening match of Singa Cup 2026. The three goals she scored showed the young striker’s ability to take advantage of opportunities in front of goal.

This win also shows the collective contribution of MilkLife Strikers players. The goals scored came from several different players, thus showing the variety of attacks that are the team’s strengths.

MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, expressed his appreciation for the performance of his team in the first match.

He assessed that the players were able to show calm and effectiveness in taking advantage of opportunities even though they faced pressure from the home team.

According to Jacksen, intensive preparation before leaving for Singapore played a role in building team coordination and cohesion.

MilkLife Strikers is inhabited by young players from various backgrounds. Therefore, the training camp process is an important part of combining individual abilities into a collective game.

It is hoped that a big win in the first match will increase the players’ confidence in facing the next match.

However, the challenges at Singa Cup 2026 are still long. Consistency of play and the ability to maintain focus will be important factors for MilkLife Strikers in facing their next opponents.

MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director from Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation, Teddy Tjahjono, explained that MilkLife Strikers’ participation in Singa Cup 2026 is part of an effort to expand the experience of young players.

It is hoped that this international tournament will provide players with the opportunity to face different game characters while increasing their match experience.

Experience competing abroad is also part of the process of coaching women’s football at an early age. Players are not only required to develop technical abilities, but also develop a competitive mentality and adaptability.

MilkLife Strikers’ participation in Singa Cup is also a benchmark for the development of grassroots-based women’s football development through the MilkLife Soccer Challenge.

By facing teams from various countries, the players are expected to gain experience that can be used as a provision in their journey to a higher level of competition.

The victory over Lion City Sailors placed MilkLife Strikers at the top of the Group A standings in the Girls U-12 category, along with Selangor FC Academy A. These results opened up opportunities for the Indonesian team to continue the positive trend in the group phase competition. In the next match, MilkLife Strikers is scheduled to face Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala School, Monday (2 November 2026).

This match is an opportunity to again secure maximum results while strengthening its position in Group A standings. After starting the tournament with a big win, MilkLife Strikers is expected to be able to maintain momentum and show game development in facing the 2026 Singa Cup competition. (AGF/04)

Source: Sudutpandang.id

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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.

Harianjogja.com, SINGAPORE – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the final Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after ending the Group A competition in top position. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face Selangor FC Academy A again in the fight for the championship title, Tuesday (3 November 2026).

This certainty was achieved after MilkLife Strikers passed two matches on the second day of the tournament at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026). They first recorded a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representatives, Rato Bangala, before losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A. Even though they lost in the second match, Selangor FC Academy A ranks second with a goal difference of +9.

Competition towards the final was tight because Lion City Sailors also collected six points. However, the Singapore representative had to settle for third place with a goal difference of +8, even though in the last match they won 12-0 over Rato Bangala.

MilkLife Strikers’ big win over Rato Bangala was an important asset in the standings competition. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring in the seventh minute with a long-range shot. Keyla A. P. Natawijaya then increased the lead four minutes later.

Nadia S. Azzahra added a goal in the 13th minute. One minute later, MilkLife Strikers’ attack again resulted in a goal which was recorded as an own goal after the ball hit an opposing player and went into the goal.

Approaching halftime, Adiba S. Primayuga successfully executed a penalty in the 17th minute. MilkLife Strikers also closed the first half with a 5-0 lead.

The domination continued after the break. Ferisa Dewi Widodo became one of the most prominent players after scoring three goals or a hat-trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.

Angelina P. S. Mongan also contributed a goal in the 31st minute, followed by Adelice Maureen in the 35th minute. Adiba completed the goal party with her second goal in the 39th minute. The 13-0 score lasted until the match ended.

A tougher test came when MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A. The match was delayed due to heavy rain which drenched the tournament location. After the weather conditions improved, the match finally continued and ended with a narrow 1-0 win for the Malaysian representatives.

The two teams now meet again in a much more decisive match. MilkLife Strikers will try to avenge this defeat and at the same time bring home the 2026 Singa Cup championship title.

MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ enthusiasm which she considered was maintained in two matches with different results. According to her, the big win over Rato Bangala shows the player’s ability to maximize opportunities.

In the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew the team they were facing had a level of play slightly below ours. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity they had. In the second match we didn’t manage to win. But the players still appeared persistent. Apart from that, both teams also performed well by exchanging attacks.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

Facing the final, the coaching team will evaluate a number of aspects, especially the players’ composure when they are behind.

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

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, scorer of a hat-trick against Rato Bangala, admitted that she was grateful to be able to help the team achieve a big win. She said that self-confidence was one of the things that continued to be built while participating in 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 show my best. Thank God I was able to win today against (the team from) Nepal.

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player

Ferisa emphasized that the team’s struggle is not over. The target of winning the title became motivation for her and her teammates to face the final match.

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 the 2026 edition, 136 teams from 13 countries participated in this competition.

The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The players on the team are the result of selection from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.

The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category is attended by four teams using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026. The top two teams have the right to advance to the final, while the other two teams compete for third place.

Source: Harian Jogja

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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.

Yogyapos.com (SINGAPORE) – Successfully defeating Rato Bangala, the representative from Nepal, MilkLife Strikers confirmed that it was ready to compete against the representative from Malaysia, Selangor FC Academy A, in the final of Singa Cup 2026, in Singapore, Tuesday (3 November 2026).

It is known that in the Group A standings which took place at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026), the MilkLife Strikers Team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago won 13-0 over Rato Bangala from Nepal.

On the second day of the event, 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.

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

• 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

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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) at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore. In the final match which is scheduled to be held on Tuesday (3 November), the team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face representatives from Malaysia, 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.

Source: Radar Jogja

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MilkLife Strikers beat Rato Bangala 13-0 at The Rainforest Hub in Singapore on Monday (2 November 2026) and will meet a Malaysian side in the final.

SKOR.id – Indonesian side MilkLife Strikers have secured their place in the final of the youth football tournament Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U-12 category.

The result came after Jacksen F Tiago’s team locked up top spot in Group A on the second day of competition at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Monday (2 November 2026).

In the first match, played in the afternoon, MilkLife Strikers were dominant, thrashing Nepal’s representatives Rato Bangala 13-0.

The goal feast was opened by Locita Waranggani with a long-range strike (7th minute), followed by goals from Keyla A. P. Natawijaya (11′), Nadia S. Azzahra (13′) and an own goal (14′).

Then came an Adiba S. Primayuga penalty (17′) that closed the first half at 5-0. In the second half Ferisa Dewi Widodo scored a hat-trick (25′, 27′, 37′).

The procession of goals against Rato Bangala continued with Angelina P. S. Mongan (31′), Adelice Maureen (35′) and a second goal from Adiba (39′).

In the second match, which was delayed by heavy rain, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Malaysian side Selangor FC Academy A by a narrow 0-1.

Despite the loss, the Indonesian team still finished as group winners with 6 points and a better goal difference (+17) than Selangor FC Academy A (+9) and Lion City Sailors (+8).

In the final, to be played on Tuesday (3 November 2026), MilkLife Strikers will again face Selangor FC Academy A for the title.

MilkLife Strikers assistant coach Sasi Kirana praised her players’ fighting spirit, but stressed the importance of evaluating their match mentality ahead of the final.

For the final tomorrow, there are several things we will evaluate, especially how to stay calmer even when we are behind. As for the rest, I believe the players will keep playing full of motivation.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, the main star of the qualification with her three goals against Rato Bangala, said she was grateful and remained optimistic for the final.

The fight is not over because we came here to be champions. That is what motivates me and my teammates. Even though we lost earlier, it’s okay; what matters is that tomorrow we will fight again.

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player

Singa Cup is an international youth football tournament held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition features 136 teams from 13 countries.

Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent the MilkLife Strikers team, made up of selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025-2026, to compete in the Girls U-12 category.

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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.

JAKARTA – MilkLife Strikers has succeeded in securing a ticket to the final of the Singa Cup 2026 event and will face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the match for the title.

The squad coached by Jacksen F. Tiago qualified for the final after finishing at the top of Group A with a collection of six points.

The final match against Selangor will be held on Tuesday, 3 November 2026.

MilkLife Strikers qualified for the final after passing two matches on the second day of the event at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Monday, November 2.

They started the agenda with a landslide 13-0 win over Rato Bangala (Nepal), then lost narrowly 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A. Even though they lost, MilkLife Strikers still secured the top position in the group standings because they had a goal difference of +17 over Selangor FC Academy A in second place which had a goal difference of +9.

MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach Sasi Kirana appreciated the players’ struggle in these two matches.

She believes there are still a number of aspects that need to be improved after her team failed to overcome Selangor FC Academy A.

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

Meanwhile, Ferisa Dewi Widodo admitted that she was grateful to be able to score three goals or a hat trick in the match against Rato Bangala.

She said that self-confidence is one of the things that continues to be built in order to be able to give the best performance 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 I can perform my best.

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player

The player from West Java emphasized that the ambition to win a championship was the motivation for her and her teammates.

She emphasized that the defeat against Selangor FC Academy A did not change their determination to fight again in the final match.

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. The 2026 edition was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.

Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category with selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.

This category involves four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1–3 November 2026. The top two teams advance to the final, while the other two teams compete for third place.

Source: VOI

Article Link: https://voi.id/olahraga/601041/milklife-strikers-tantang-selangor-fc-academy-di-final-singa-cup

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.

MILKLIFE Strikers confirmed their ticket to the 2026 Singa Cup final after finishing the group phase in the top position. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will again face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the battle for the title at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November).

On the second day, Monday (2 November), MilkLife Strikers played two matches with different results. They crushed Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, 13-0, but then lost narrowly 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A. In the first match, Locita Waranggani opened the scoring in the seventh minute with a long-range shot. Keyla A. P. Natawijaya doubled the lead four minutes later, followed by Nadia S. Azzahra’s goal in the 13th minute. An opposing player’s own goal in the 14th minute and Adiba S. Primayuga’s penalty in the 17th minute closed the first half with a score of 5-0.

MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continues after the break. Ferisa Dewi Widodo scored three goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes. Angelina P. S. Mongan and Adelice Maureen also contributed goals in the 31st and 35th minutes, before Adiba scored her second goal in the 39th minute to ensure a 13-0 win.

The match against Selangor FC Academy A was delayed due to heavy rain. After the weather improved, the match continued and MilkLife Strikers had to accept a 0-1 defeat.

These results do not shake MilkLife Strikers’ position at the top of the standings with six points and a goal difference of +17. Selangor is second with a goal difference of +9, followed by Lion City Sailors who has a goal difference of +8 after a 12-0 win over Rato Bangala. Lion City Sailors will then compete against Rato Bangala for third place.

MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciates the enthusiasm of the players, but believes that her team still needs to improve before the final.

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

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, who scored a hat-trick against Rato Bangala, also emphasized her determination to bring the team to become champions.

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 held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries. Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers for the Girls U12 category, with selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.

The Girls U12 category is attended by four teams competing in a round-robin system on 1-3 November 2026. The top two teams advance to the final, while the other two teams compete for third place.

MLSC Series 1 2026-2027 will be held in 15 cities with a seven-on-seven format for U-10 and U-12.

Source: Media Indonesia

Article Link: https://mediaindonesia.com/sepak-bola/951529/tim-putri-indonesia-bidik-gelar-juara-singa-cup-2026

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.

Bola.com, 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 at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026).

In the final match which is scheduled to be held on Tuesday (3 November 2026), the team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face representatives from Malaysia, Meanwhile, in the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A, with a narrow score of 0-1.

The big win over Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, was MilkLife Strikers’ first positive result in the afternoon 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 was scheduled to face Selangor FC Academy A. However, heavy rain that poured down on 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 to compete for the championship title.

Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the match for third place.

Worthy of Appreciation, Still There is Evaluation

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 the team they were facing had a level of play slightly below ours.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

I really appreciate their struggle, every opportunity they had was maximized well. For the second match we didn’t manage to win. But the players still appeared persistent.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

Sasi admitted that for the final match, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to play more calmly even when you are behind.

I believe the players will continue to appear full of motivation.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, one of the MilkLife Strikers players, said that she was still grateful to be able to score three goals in the match against Rato Bangala.

According to her, 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 to be able to get a hat-trick. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to appear more confident so I can show my best. Thank God, today I was able to win against Nepal.

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player

However, Ferisa said that the struggle between her and her teammates on the team was not over, because there were still other challenges to become champions.

We came here to win. That is the motivation for me and my friends. Even though we lost, it’s okay, 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.

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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.

Beat Nepal’s representatives 13-0, MilkLife Strikers seals Singa Cup 2026 final ticket! Check out the struggle of the Indonesian women’s squad to lead the Group A standings

KORANBERNAS.ID, SINGAPORE—Extraordinary struggle was shown by Indonesia’s proud young squad, MilkLife Strikers, in the international event Singa Cup 2026 at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore. After performing brilliantly on the first day, coach Jacksen F. Tiago’s boys kicked off again on the second day of the event, Monday (2 November 2026), by ensuring they advanced to the top match.

This final ticket was guaranteed after MilkLife Strikers secured the top position in the final standings of Group A in the Girls U-12 category. This success was confirmed even though the team had two busy match schedules in one day, namely facing representatives from Nepal, Rato Bangala, and young giants from Malaysia, The goal party opened with Locita Waranggani’s long-range shot in the 7th minute, followed by Keyla A. P. Natawijaya’s measured shot (11th minute), and the sharp action of the striker from Bantul, Nadia S. Azzahra.

Entering the second half, Garuda Muda’s dominance became increasingly unstoppable. The lively midfielder from Bandung, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, emerged as the star of the field by scoring a brilliant hat-trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes. Additional goals from Angelina P. S. Mongan, Adelice Maureen, and two goals from Adiba S. Primayuga completed an absolute 13-0 win without reply.

Mental Test and Ready to Win the Champion Crown at the Top Party

In the second match in the afternoon, MilkLife Strikers had to face tough resistance from Selangor FC Academy A in the midst of conditions on the field which had been hit by heavy rain. After the weather improved, a fierce duel was presented until finally MilkLife Strikers had to admit a narrow 0-1 lead to the Malaysian representative.

However, the additional three points from the first match were enough to strengthen MilkLife Strikers’ position at the top of Group A with a collection of 6 points and an impressive goal difference surplus (+17). This result brought MilkLife Strikers back together with Selangor FC Academy A in the final which was held on Tuesday (3 November 2026).

MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, highly appreciated the hard work and fighting mentality of the players who remained persistent throughout the two tiring matches that day.

In the first match against Nepal, the players still showed high enthusiasm even though they knew the team they were facing was below our level. In the second match we didn’t win, but the players still appeared persistent and exchanged attacks. For tomorrow’s final, there will be an evaluation so that the players can be calmer when they are behind, and I believe they will appear full of motivation.

Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach

In line with the coach, the hat-trick scorer from West Java, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, emphasized that her team’s motivation for coming to Singapore was not just to participate, but to bring home the championship trophy.

I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have convinced myself to appear confident. The struggle is not over because we came here to win. Even though we lost earlier, tomorrow we are ready to fight again.

Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player

By qualifying for MilkLife Strikers to the final match of Singa Cup 2026, these young talents who graduated from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars are one step closer to making golden history for the development of Indonesian women’s youth football on the international stage. (*)

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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.

MilkLife Strikers is just one step away from winning the Singa Cup 2026 title. The U12 women’s football team from Indonesia will again challenge Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the final match, Tuesday 3 November 2026.

MilkLife Strikers secured a place in the 2026 Singa Cup final after ending Group A competition at the top of the standings. The U12 women’s football team from Indonesia will face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the fight for the championship title at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday 3 November 2026.

The certainty of qualifying for the final was achieved after MilkLife Strikers collected six points with a goal difference of +17 from a series of group phase matches which took place on Monday 2 November 2026.

Jacksen F. Tiago’s squad started the second day’s match with impressive results. MilkLife Strikers thrashed Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, with a landslide score of 13-0.

This big victory was marked by the brilliant performance of Ferisa Dewi Widodo who scored a hat-trick. Other goals were contributed by Locita Waranggani, Keyla A. P. Natawijaya, Nadia S. Azzahra, Adiba S. Primayuga, Angelina P. S. Mongan, as well as an own goal by Rato Bangala player.

However, the positive results in the first match did not continue when MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A. In the next match, the Indonesian representatives had to admit the superiority of the Malaysian team with a narrow score of 0-1.

Despite losing, MilkLife Strikers still secured the top position in Group A with six points and a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with a goal difference of +9, followed by Lion City Sailors which has a goal difference of +8.

The results of the standings ensure that MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A meet again. This time, the two teams will face off in the final match to determine the champion of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category.

MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ struggle in the two group phase matches. Even though her team was able to record a big win over Rato Bangala, she believes there are still a number of aspects that need to be improved after the defeat to Selangor.

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

Ferisa Dewi Widodo also expressed optimism in facing the deciding match. The hat-trick scorer against Rato Bangala emphasized that MilkLife Strikers’ struggle is not over because the team’s main target is to bring home the championship title.

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

Singa Cup is a youth football tournament held in Singapore since 2011. In the 2026 edition, MilkLife Strikers competed in the Girls U12 category with three other teams, namely Selangor FC Academy A, Lion City Sailors, and Rato Bangala.

MilkLife Strikers is the selected team of the 2025/2026 MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars. The team was sent by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife to take part in this international competition and at the same time gain experience competing against teams from other countries.

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