November 2nd, 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, Jatengnews.id – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the 2026 Singa Cup final after finishing at the top of Group A with six points and a goal difference of +17. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face Malaysia’s representative, Selangor FC Academy A, in the fight for the title, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
On the second day of the match, Monday (2 November 2026), at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, MilkLife Strikers achieved a landslide victory 13-0 over representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala. Ferisa Dewi Widodo became the star by scoring a hat-trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
Other goals were scored by Locita Waranggani, Keyla A. P. Natawijaya, Nadia S. Azzahra, Adiba S. Primayuga, Angelina P. S. Mongan, and Adelice Maureen. One additional goal was created through an own goal by an opposing player.
However, in the second match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A with a score of 0-1. Heavy rain caused the match to be delayed before finally being resumed after the weather improved.
Despite losing, MilkLife Strikers still tops the standings with a goal difference of +17. Selangor FC Academy A is in second place with +9, followed by Lion City Sailors (+8). With these results, MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A are certain to meet again in the final, while Lion City Sailors faces Rato Bangala in the battle for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ struggle, especially when facing Rato Bangala. However, she admitted that there were still a number of evaluations after the defeat to Selangor.
For 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. For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when they 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, who scored three goals against Rato Bangala, said she was grateful for her achievement. She is determined to bring MilkLife Strikers to the championship title.
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. The 2026 edition was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries. MilkLife Strikers, which competes in the Girls U12 category, is the selected team for the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 category is attended by four teams using 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.
Source: Jatengnews.id
Article Link: https://www.jatengnews.id/2026/11/02/milklife-strikers-lolos-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-tantang-selangor-fc-academy-a/
November 2nd, 2026 | Broadcast
Malang pupil Adelice Maureen Hanum F scored in MilkLife Strikers’ 13-0 win over Rato Bangala as the Indonesian side reached the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 final.
JATIMTIMES – Proudly, the student of SDN Lowokwaru 3 Malang City, Adelice Maureen Hanum F, helped lead MilkLife Strikers to advance to the final of the 2026 Singa Cup youth football tournament in Singapore. The midfielder also contributed a goal in a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representatives, Rato Bangala, before her team secured a ticket to the final and was scheduled to face Selangor FC Academy A, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
The player who plays as a midfielder also contributed a goal when MilkLife Strikers faced representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala, in the second match of the group phase, Monday (2 November 2026). In the match which took place at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, MilkLife Strikers won hands down with a score of 13-0.
Adelice’s goal came in the 35th minute of the second half. She was one of a number of players who managed to get her name on the scoreboard in this big win.
MilkLife Strikers’ success in reaching the final was inseparable from the players’ struggles throughout the group phase. The team coached by coach Jacksen F. Tiago managed to secure the top position in Group A with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17.
In the first match of the second day, MilkLife Strikers appeared dominant against Rato Bangala. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring with a long-range shot in the 7th minute.
The lead increased through Keyla A. P. Natawijaya’s goal in the 11th minute. Nadia S. Azzahra then scored a goal in the 13th minute, followed by an own goal by an opposing player in the 14th minute.
Towards the end of the first half, Adiba S. Primayuga successfully executed a penalty in the 17th minute. MilkLife Strikers also closed the first half with a 5-0 lead.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance became increasingly visible. Ferisa Dewi Widodo stole the attention after scoring a hat-trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes respectively.
Meanwhile, Angelina P. S. Mongan added to the lead in the 31st minute. Adelice Maureen then scored in the 35th minute, before Adiba completed the win with her second goal in the 39th minute.
However, MilkLife Strikers’ journey was not completely smooth. In the second match, they had to face Selangor FC Academy A, the Malaysian representative who was also a competitor in the race for the top position in the standings.
The match was delayed due to heavy rain which drenched The Rainforest Hub area. After the weather conditions improved, the two teams finally continued the match which ended with Selangor FC Academy A winning with a narrow score of 1-0.
Even though they lost, the results of the match did not derail MilkLife Strikers’ progress to the top match. They remain in first place in the standings with six points and a goal difference of +17.
Selangor FC Academy A finished second with a goal difference of +9. They are one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors who collected a goal difference of +8 after a landslide 12-0 win over Rato Bangala.
With these results, MilkLife Strikers is certain to meet Selangor FC Academy A again in the final match which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026). Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the efforts of all the players who she considered had shown their best abilities in these two matches.
She assessed that the players were able to take advantage of opportunities well when facing Rato Bangala. Even so, Sasi reminded that this big victory should not mean her team should lose focus.
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. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity they succeeded.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
Meanwhile, in the loss to Selangor FC Academy A, Sasi said that both teams actually both showed competitive play. According to her, the MilkLife Strikers players continued to try to put up resistance even though they ultimately failed to secure victory.
For 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
Sasi also revealed that the coaching team had prepared a number of evaluations ahead of the final match. One thing that is of concern is maintaining the players’ composure when they are left 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
Meanwhile, one of the players who stood out, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, said she was grateful to be able to score three goals in the match against Rato Bangala. The player from West Java said that self-confidence is an important asset to give the best performance 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
She also admitted that the victory over Nepal’s representatives was a result to be grateful for. However, according to her, MilkLife Strikers’ struggle is not finished because it still has a target to bring home the championship title.
Thank God, today we were 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.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Ferisa did not deny that the narrow defeat to Selangor FC Academy A was a result that her team had to accept. However, she ensured that all the players would fight again in the final match.
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
Meanwhile, Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. In 2026, 136 teams from 13 countries will participate in the competition.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The squad is a collection of selected players 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 in the standings have the right to advance to the final, while the other two teams compete for third place.
The following is the complete list of the MilkLife Strikers Girls U12 squad at Singa Cup 2026:
Goalkeeper (Goalkeeper):
- 1.Calista A. Mauizah – SD Djama’atul Ichwan, Solo.
- 2. Shafira Althafunnisa Azzahra – SDN 2 Panggang, Jepara.
Defensive Player (Defender):
- 3. Adiba Sanas Primayuga – SDN 002 Samarinda City.
- 4. Andien Haifa Syakira – Cinta Kasih Tzu Chi Elementary School, West Jakarta.
- 5. Bilqis Nur Hidayah – SDN Klampis Ngasem 1, Surabaya.
- 6. Adelice Maureen Hanum F – SDN Lowokwaru 3, Malang.
- 7. Angelina Putri S. Mongan – SDN Kunciran 4, Tangerang.
- 8. Keyla Azzahra Putri – SDN Sumberjaya 02, Bekasi.
- 9. Ferisa Dewi Widodo – SDN 075 Jatayu, Bandung.
- 10. Hafiza Khaira Lubna Lista – SDN Jambean 02, Pati.
- 11. Locita Waranggani Olah N – SDN Pacarkeling V/186, Surabaya.
- 12. Jesshica – SDK Santa Maria Goretti, Balikpapan.
- 13. Emily Zitara – SDN Manukan Kulon, Surabaya.
- 14. Sabrina Dwi Ristiyana – SDN Jambean 02, Pati.
- 15. Nadia Shakila Azzahra – SD Muhammadiyah Karangploso, Bantul.
- 16. Ika Wonda – Manahan Christian Elementary School, Surakarta.
The presence of Adelice as the only player listed as coming from a school in Malang City on the squad list is a matter of particular concern. Now, she and her colleagues have the opportunity to close their journey at Singa Cup 2026 by bringing home the championship title from Singapore.
Source: MalangTIMES
November 2nd, 2026 | Broadcast
Malang pupil Adelice Maureen Hanum F scored in MilkLife Strikers’ 13-0 win over Rato Bangala as the Indonesian side reached the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 final.
JATIMTIMES – Proudly, the student of SDN Lowokwaru 3 Malang City, Adelice Maureen Hanum F, helped lead MilkLife Strikers to advance to the final of the 2026 Singa Cup youth football tournament in Singapore. The midfielder also contributed a goal in a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representatives, Rato Bangala, before her team secured a ticket to the final and was scheduled to face Selangor FC Academy A, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
The player who plays as a midfielder also contributed a goal when MilkLife Strikers faced representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala, in the second match of the group phase, Monday (2 November 2026). In the match which took place at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, MilkLife Strikers won hands down with a score of 13-0.
Adelice’s goal came in the 35th minute of the second half. She was one of a number of players who managed to get her name on the scoreboard in this big win.
MilkLife Strikers’ success in reaching the final was inseparable from the players’ struggles throughout the group phase. The team coached by coach Jacksen F. Tiago managed to secure the top position in Group A with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17.
In the first match of the second day, MilkLife Strikers appeared dominant against Rato Bangala. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring with a long-range shot in the 7th minute.
The lead increased through Keyla A. P. Natawijaya’s goal in the 11th minute. Nadia S. Azzahra then scored a goal in the 13th minute, followed by an own goal by an opposing player in the 14th minute.
Towards the end of the first half, Adiba S. Primayuga successfully executed a penalty in the 17th minute. MilkLife Strikers also closed the first half with a 5-0 lead.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance became increasingly visible. Ferisa Dewi Widodo stole the attention after scoring a hat-trick in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes respectively.
Meanwhile, Angelina P. S. Mongan added to the lead in the 31st minute. Adelice Maureen then scored in the 35th minute, before Adiba completed the win with her second goal in the 39th minute.
However, MilkLife Strikers’ journey was not completely smooth. In the second match, they had to face Selangor FC Academy A, the Malaysian representative who was also a competitor in the race for the top position in the standings.
The match was delayed due to heavy rain which drenched The Rainforest Hub area. After the weather conditions improved, the two teams finally continued the match which ended with Selangor FC Academy A winning with a narrow score of 1-0.
Even though they lost, the results of the match did not derail MilkLife Strikers’ progress to the top match. They remain in first place in the standings with six points and a goal difference of +17.
Selangor FC Academy A finished second with a goal difference of +9. They are one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors who collected a goal difference of +8 after a landslide 12-0 win over Rato Bangala.
With these results, MilkLife Strikers is certain to meet Selangor FC Academy A again in the final match which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026). Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the efforts of all the players who she considered had shown their best abilities in these two matches.
She assessed that the players were able to take advantage of opportunities well when facing Rato Bangala. Even so, Sasi reminded that this big victory should not mean her team should lose focus.
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. I really appreciate their struggle, they maximized every opportunity they succeeded.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
Meanwhile, in the loss to Selangor FC Academy A, Sasi said that both teams actually both showed competitive play. According to her, the MilkLife Strikers players continued to try to put up resistance even though they ultimately failed to secure victory.
For 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
Sasi also revealed that the coaching team had prepared a number of evaluations ahead of the final match. One thing that is of concern is maintaining the players’ composure when they are left 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
Meanwhile, one of the players who stood out, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, said she was grateful to be able to score three goals in the match against Rato Bangala. The player from West Java said that self-confidence is an important asset to give the best performance 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
She also admitted that the victory over Nepal’s representatives was a result to be grateful for. However, according to her, MilkLife Strikers’ struggle is not finished because it still has a target to bring home the championship title.
Thank God, today we were 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.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Ferisa did not deny that the narrow defeat to Selangor FC Academy A was a result that her team had to accept. However, she ensured that all the players would fight again in the final match.
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
Meanwhile, Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. In 2026, 136 teams from 13 countries will participate in the competition.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The squad is a collection of selected players 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 in the standings have the right to advance to the final, while the other two teams compete for third place.
The following is the complete list of the MilkLife Strikers Girls U12 squad at Singa Cup 2026:
Goalkeeper (Goalkeeper):
- 1.Calista A. Mauizah – SD Djama’atul Ichwan, Solo.
- 2. Shafira Althafunnisa Azzahra – SDN 2 Panggang, Jepara.
Defensive Player (Defender):
- 3. Adiba Sanas Primayuga – SDN 002 Samarinda City.
- 4. Andien Haifa Syakira – Cinta Kasih Tzu Chi Elementary School, West Jakarta.
- 5. Bilqis Nur Hidayah – SDN Klampis Ngasem 1, Surabaya.
- 6. Adelice Maureen Hanum F – SDN Lowokwaru 3, Malang.
- 7. Angelina Putri S. Mongan – SDN Kunciran 4, Tangerang.
- 8. Keyla Azzahra Putri – SDN Sumberjaya 02, Bekasi.
- 9. Ferisa Dewi Widodo – SDN 075 Jatayu, Bandung.
- 10. Hafiza Khaira Lubna Lista – SDN Jambean 02, Pati.
- 11. Locita Waranggani Olah N – SDN Pacarkeling V/186, Surabaya.
- 12. Jesshica – SDK Santa Maria Goretti, Balikpapan.
- 13. Emily Zitara – SDN Manukan Kulon, Surabaya.
- 14. Sabrina Dwi Ristiyana – SDN Jambean 02, Pati.
- 15. Nadia Shakila Azzahra – SD Muhammadiyah Karangploso, Bantul.
- 16. Ika Wonda – Manahan Christian Elementary School, Surakarta.
The presence of Adelice as the only player listed as coming from a school in Malang City on the squad list is a matter of particular concern. Now, she and her colleagues have the opportunity to close their journey at Singa Cup 2026 by bringing home the championship title from Singapore.
Source: Jatim TIMES
November 2nd, 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 squad MilkLife Strikers qualified for the final of Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore on 2 November 2026.
- MilkLife Strikers advanced to the top match as the top of Group A after beating Rato Bangala 13-0 at The Rainforest Hub.
- In the final round on 3 November 2026, MilkLife Strikers will again face Selangor FC Academy A to fight for the championship title.
Suara.com – The Indonesian women’s football squad, MilkLife Strikers, confirmed their ticket to the 2026 Singa Cup final in Singapore. They advanced to the final after finishing at the top of Group A on Monday (2 November 2026).
MilkLife Strikers’ journey to the final was marked by a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representative, Rato Bangala, as well as a narrow 0-1 defeat against Malaysia’s representative,
MilkLife Strikers Wins 13-0 over Representative Nepal
Competing at The Rainforest Hub, Jacksen F. Tiago’s team had to play two matches in one day.
In the first match, MilkLife Strikers won a big 13-0 victory over Rato Bangala. Locita Waranggani opened Indonesia’s lead with a long-range shot in the seventh minute.
Keyla A. P. Natawijaya doubled the lead in the 11th minute. Two minutes later, Nadia S. Azzahra also listed her name on the scoreboard. MilkLife Strikers then got an additional goal from a mistake by a Nepalese player who scored an own goal.
Before halftime, Adiba S. Primayuga successfully executed a penalty to put MilkLife Strikers ahead 5-0.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo scored a hat trick
MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continued in the second half. Ferisa Dewi Widodo was one of the players who stood out after scoring three goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
Angelina P. S. Mongan, Adelice Maureen, and Adiba’s second goal also increased Indonesia’s lead until the match ended with a score of 13-0.
Ferisa admitted that she was grateful to be able to score three goals at once. She said self-confidence and motivation were important provisions in this match.
I am happy and grateful that I got a hat-trick today.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Source: Suara.com
November 2nd, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers topped Group A in the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category despite a 0-1 loss to Selangor FC Academy A, and will meet the Malaysian side again in the final.
RBCOM – MilkLife Strikers have secured a ticket to the Singa Cup 2026 final in the Girls U12 category. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia in the title match on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
This was confirmed after MilkLife Strikers completed the second day of the group stage at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Monday (2 November 2026).
Despite suffering a narrow 0-1 defeat to Selangor FC Academy A, the Indonesian representatives still finished top of the Group A standings.
Earlier, MilkLife Strikers were very dominant against Rato Bangala from Nepal. They recorded a crushing 13-0 win through attacking play that produced many chances and goals.
Locita Waranggani opened the scoring in the 7th minute with a long-range shot. Keyla A. P. Natawijaya then made it 2-0 in the 11th minute, followed by a goal from Nadia S. Azzahra two minutes later.
Nadia was again involved in the next goal, which was recorded as an own goal by an opposing player. Before half-time, Adiba S. Primayuga converted a penalty to put her team 5-0 up.
MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continued in the second half. Ferisa Dewi Widodo was one of the standout players, scoring three goals in the 25th, 27th and 37th minutes.
Meanwhile, Angelina P. S. Mongan scored in the 31st minute, followed by Adelice Maureen in the 35th. Adiba then closed the goal feast with her second goal in the 39th minute.
However, a tougher challenge came when MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A in their next match. The match, which was delayed by heavy rain, was eventually won 1-0 by the Malaysian representatives.
The result did not shake MilkLife Strikers’ position at the top of the standings. They collected six points with a goal difference of +17, while Selangor FC Academy A were second with a goal difference of +9.
Lion City Sailors were third with a goal difference of +8 after beating Rato Bangala 12-0. MilkLife Strikers will therefore meet Selangor FC Academy A again in the final, while Lion City Sailors face Rato Bangala for third place.
MilkLife Strikers assistant coach Sasi Kirana praised the hard work of the players over the two matches. While pleased with the big win over the Nepalese side, she admitted there were still several aspects of play that needed improving before the final.
In the first match against Nepal, the players still showed great spirit even though they knew the team they faced played at a level slightly below ours. I really appreciate their effort; every chance was taken well. In the second match we did not manage to win, but the players kept fighting hard. Both teams also played well, exchanging attacks. 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
Meanwhile, Ferisa Dewi Widodo, who scored a hat-trick against Rato Bangala, said she was grateful for her achievement.
The player from West Java said self-confidence was one of the important assets for showing her best ability during the tournament.
I am happy and grateful that I could score a hat-trick today. Since yesterday I have been convincing myself to play with more confidence so that I can show my best. Thank God we won today against (the team from) Nepal. 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 a youth football tournament that has been held in Singapore since 2011. The 2026 edition features 136 teams from 13 countries.
Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The players in the team were selected from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category features four teams in a round-robin league format on 1-3 November 2026. The two best teams advance to the final, while the other two play for third place.
MilkLife Strikers Girls U-12 squad
- Calista A. Mauizah – Goalkeeper | SD Djama’atul Ichwan, Solo
- Shafira Althafunnisa Azzahra – Goalkeeper | SDN 2 Panggang, Jepara
- Adiba Sanas Primayuga – Defender | SDN 002 Samarinda Kota
- Andien Haifa Syakira – Defender | SDN Cinta Kasih Tzu Chi, Jakarta Barat
- Bilqis Nur Hidayah – Defender | SDN Klampis Ngasem 1, Surabaya
- Adelice Maureen Hanum F – Midfielder | SDN Lowokwaru 3, Malang
- Angelina Putri S Mongan – Midfielder | SDN Kunciran 4, Tangerang
- Keyla Azzahra Putri – Midfielder | SDN Sumberjaya 02, 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 | SD Muhammadiyah Karangploso, Bantul
- Ika Wonda – Striker | SD Kristen Manahan, Surakarta
Source: Republik Bobotoh
Article Link: https://republikbobotoh.com/2026/11/02/hajar-wakil-nepal-13-0-milklife-strikers-tantang-selangor-fc-di-final-singa-cup-2026
November 2nd, 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.
MilkLife Strikers will face Malaysia’s representative, Selangor FC Academy A, again in the battle for the title on Tuesday (3 November 2026). The two teams previously met in the group phase, with Selangor achieving a narrow 1-0 victory.
MilkLife Strikers’ journey to the final was marked by contrasting results. They first recorded a landslide victory 13-0 over representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala, before losing to Selangor FC Academy A. MilkLife Strikers Bantai Rato Bangala 13-0
In the match against Rato Bangala, MilkLife Strikers appeared dominant from the first half. Locita Waranggani Olah N opened the scoring with a long-range shot in the seventh minute. Keyla Azzahra Putri then doubled the lead four minutes later.
Nadia Shakila Azzahra also contributed a goal, while another goal was created through an own goal from player Rato Bangala. Adiba Sanas Primayuga also got her name on the scoreboard by executing a penalty.
MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continued in the second half. Ferisa Dewi Widodo stood out by scoring a hat-trick, while Angelina Putri S. Mongan and Adelice Maureen Hanum F also contributed goals. Adiba completed her performance with the second goal.
Losing to Selangor, Still Top of Group A
After this big win, MilkLife Strikers faced Selangor FC Academy A. The match was delayed due to heavy rain that fell on The Rainforest Hub area. After the weather conditions improved, the match continued and ended with a 1-0 win for Selangor.
Despite losing, MilkLife Strikers still secured the top position 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, followed by Lion City Sailors which has a goal difference of +8.
Lion City Sailors also recorded a 12-0 win over Rato Bangala. These results made MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A advance to the final, while Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the battle for third place.
Sasi Kirana Prepares Evaluation Ahead of Final
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ struggle in these two matches. However, she believes the team still needs to carry out evaluations, especially after the defeat to Selangor.
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.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
She admitted that MilkLife Strikers had not managed to win in the second match, even though the players continued to fight throughout the match. To face the final, the coaching team will pay special attention to 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
Meanwhile, Ferisa Dewi Widodo admitted that she was grateful to be able to score a hat-trick against Rato Bangala. The player from West Java said that self-confidence was one of the things she continued to build 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 MilkLife Strikers’ struggle is not over. She and her colleagues came to Singapore with the target of winning the 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 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. For the 2026 edition, 136 teams from 13 countries will participate.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The squad contains 16 players selected from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category was attended by four teams competing in a round-robin league system on 1-3 November. The top two teams advance to the final, while the other two teams fight for third place.
Source: Medcom.id
November 2nd, 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.
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.
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
Source: Goal.com Indonesia
November 2nd, 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.
RADARSOLO.COM – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the final of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category after ending the group phase at the top of Group A. Jacksen F. Tiago’s team collected six points with a goal difference of +17 after playing three matches at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore.
In the final match which is scheduled to take place on Tuesday (3 November 2026), MilkLife Strikers again met the Malaysian representative, Selangor FC Academy A. This meeting was an opportunity for the Indonesian representative to avenge the 0-1 defeat experienced in the second match of the second day, Monday (2 November).
Winning 13-0, Ferisa scores a hat-trick
MilkLife Strikers played two matches on the second day of the event. The first match brought them together with representatives of Nepal, Rato Bangala. The game ended in a huge 13-0 win for MilkLife Strikers.
Locita Waranggani opened the scoring with a long-range shot in the seventh minute. Four minutes later, Keyla A. P. Natawijaya doubled the score with a measured shot.
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 widened the lead to 5-0 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 contributed 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.
Defeated by Selangor, Final Becomes Moment of Retribution
After a big win over Rato Bangala, MilkLife Strikers faced 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 conditions improved, the two teams finally competed. MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to the Malaysian representative with a narrow score of 0-1.
Even though they lost, the results of other matches kept MilkLife Strikers at the top of Group A. They collected six points with a goal difference of +17.
Selangor FC Academy A finished second with a goal difference of +9. They are one goal ahead of Lion City Sailors who have a goal difference of +8. In the second match of the day, the Singapore representative won 12-0 over Rato Bangala.
With these results, MilkLife Strikers and Selangor FC Academy A are certain to advance to the final. Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the match for third place.
Capital 6-1 win over Lion City Sailors
Before undergoing two matches on Monday (2 November), MilkLife Strikers first started the struggle at Singa Cup 2026 by facing the host representative, Lion City Sailors, Sunday (1 November 2026).
Competing at The Rainforest Hub, West Coast, Singapore, MilkLife Strikers appeared convincing and won 6-1.
The striker from Manahan Christian Elementary School, Surakarta, Ika Wonda, was one of the players who stole the attention. She appeared impressive by scoring three goals or a hat-trick in that match.
Apart from Ika, Solo Raya was also represented by Calista A. Mauizah from SD Djama’atul Ichwan, Solo, who strengthened the team as a goalkeeper.
Evaluation Ahead of the Title Contest
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the efforts of the players who she considered had shown their best abilities throughout the two matches on the second day. Even though she managed to win big over Rato Bangala, she believes there are still a number of things that need to be improved 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 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
Sasi said that players’ composure when they are behind is one of the aspects that will be evaluated before the final. However, she still believes the players will be able to perform with high motivation in the deciding match.
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 against Rato Bangala. She said that self-confidence is one of the things that continues to be built to help her 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 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 MilkLife Strikers’ struggle is not over. She and her colleagues came to Singapore with the target of winning the 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 doesn’t matter, the important thing is that tomorrow we will fight again.
Ferisa Dewi Widodo, MilkLife Strikers player
Singa Cup 2026 was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries
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 was attended by four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026. The top two teams in the standings advanced to the final, while the other two teams fought for third place.
Now, MilkLife Strikers is just one step away from bringing home the championship title. The match against Selangor FC Academy A was an opportunity for the Indonesian representatives to close their journey in Singapore with the best results. (nik)
Source: Radar Solo
November 2nd, 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.
- Jacksen F. Tiago’s MilkLife Strikers advanced to the final of the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category in Singapore on Monday, 2 November 2026.
- This certainty was achieved after they topped Group A with six points despite losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A.
- MilkLife Strikers will face Selangor FC Academy A again in the title match on Tuesday, 3 November 2026.
SuaraSurakarta.id – MilkLife Strikers secured a ticket to the final of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category after finishing at the top of Group A with a collection of six points and a goal difference of +17. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago will face representatives from Malaysia, Selangor FC Academy A, in the final match, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
This certainty was achieved after MilkLife Strikers played two matches on the second day of the tournament at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Monday (2 November 2026). They started the match with a landslide 13-0 victory over Nepal’s representatives, Rato Bangala, before narrowly losing 0-1 to Selangor FC Academy A. In the match against Rato Bangala, MilkLife Strikers appeared dominant. Five goals were scored in the first half through Locita Waranggani, Keyla A. P. Natawijaya, Nadia S. Azzahra, an own goal from an opposing player, and Adiba S. Primayuga.
Entering the second half, MilkLife Strikers’ dominance continued. Ferisa Dewi Widodo scored a hat-trick, while additional goals were contributed by Angelina P. S. Mongan, Adelice Maureen and Adiba who scored the second goal.
In the next match, MilkLife Strikers had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A with a score of 0-1. The match was delayed due to heavy rain which poured down on the match location.
Despite the loss, MilkLife Strikers remains at the top of the standings 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 in third place with +8. Lion City Sailors itself won 12-0 over Rato Bangala.
MilkLife Strikers Assistant Coach, Sasi Kirana, appreciated the players’ struggle in these two matches. However, she admitted that there were still a number of aspects that needed to be addressed before facing the final.
We haven’t managed to win in the second match, but the players are still determined. For tomorrow’s final, there are several things that will be evaluated, especially how to be calmer even when we are behind.
Sasi Kirana, MilkLife Strikers assistant coach
Meanwhile, Ferisa Dewi Widodo admitted that she was grateful to be able to score three goals against Rato Bangala. She said confidence was one of the keys to her performance throughout the tournament.
The struggle is not over because 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
In the final match, MilkLife Strikers again met Selangor FC Academy A to fight for the championship title. Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors will face Rato Bangala in the battle for third place.
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, which was sent by Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife, is the selected team for the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
Source: Suara Surakarta
Article Link: https://surakarta.suara.com/read/2026/11/02/190039/milklife-strikers-lolos-ke-final-singa-cup-2026-tantang-wakil-malaysia
November 2nd, 2026 | Broadcast
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, with Ika Wonda scoring a hat-trick.
Murianews, Kudus – MilkLife Strikers began its campaign in the Singa Cup 2026 youth football tournament with positive results. The girls’ football team from Indonesia successfully defeated the host representative, Lion City Sailors, with a landslide score of 6-1 at The Rainforest Hub, West Coast, Singapore, Sunday (1 November 2026).
This victory is an important asset for MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The striker from SD Kristen Manahan Surakarta, Ika Wonda, became a star on the field after scoring three goals or a hat-trick in the first match.
MilkLife Strikers immediately appeared effective despite being under high-pressing pressure from the host. Locita Waranggani opened the scoring in the third minute, followed by Keyla Azzahra Putri’s goal and Nadia Shakila Azzahra’s penalty.
Ika Wonda then added two goals in the 10th minute to give MilkLife Strikers a 5-0 lead at halftime.
Entering the second half, Lion City Sailors managed to reduce the deficit through Hana Raiqa in the 23rd minute. However, Ika scored another goal in the last three minutes while completing a hat-trick and ensuring MilkLife Strikers’ victory with a score of 6-1.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F Tiago appreciated the effectiveness of his team in taking advantage of opportunities. According to him, the players were also able to maintain their mental health even though they had to face pressure from one of the strong home teams.
I told the children that no matter how small an opportunity they had, they had to be maximized. That’s what they did today. Earlier the opposing team had done high-pressing, from there we managed to exploit the emptiness in their back line.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Jacksen also considers player cohesion to be an important factor. Moreover, the players come from different team backgrounds so it requires a process to build chemistry.
Meanwhile, hat-trick scorer Ika Wonda admitted that she was happy to be able to help the team win in the first match. She said these results were the result of hard work during the training camp.
Today I also scored a hat-trick. That was in accordance with Coach Jacksen’s instructions, who told me that a striker’s job is to score goals. I’m happy that I was able to do my job well today.
Ika Wonda, MilkLife Strikers forward
Singa Cup 2026 takes place 1-3 November in Singapore. The annual tournament, which has been held since 2011, is attended by 136 teams from 13 countries.
In the Girls U12 category, there are four teams competing using a round-robin system in Group A. The top two teams will advance to the final, while the other two teams will compete for third place.
After the victory over Lion City Sailors, MilkLife Strikers now has three points. The team from Indonesia is in the same group as Rato Bangala School, Selangor FC Academy A, and Lion City Sailors.
Source: Murianews
Article Link: https://sport.murianews.com/muhamad-fatkhul-huda/479496/milklife-strikers-raih-hasil-positif-di-laga-pembuka-singa-cup-2026
