Diklat Merden (Indonesia) U12 and Makati FC (Philippines) U12, whose goalless match was suspended at the end of first half on 7 November 2022, resumed the second half today at 2pm.

They finished the game 2 – 1 with Makati FC getting the 3 points.

The confirmed rescheduled date and time for the postponed fixture due to inclement weather for the 5pm matches on Day 3, 7 November 2022 (Monday) is as follows:

Turf City FC (Singapore) U14 vs
Sporting (Singapore) U14
November 8, 2022 | 8:00 pm | Pitch 2, The Cage Sports Park

International School Toba Selection (Indonesia) U14 vs
Verde Cresta Combined SC (Singapore) U14
November 9, 2022 | 8:00 am | Pitch 3, The Cage Sports Park

St Michael’s Soccer Association (Singapore) U14 vs
Barca Academy Pune (India) U14
November 8, 2022 | 3:00 pm | Pitch 1, The Cage Sports Park

FOSSBI (Indonesia) U16 vs
Turf City FC (Singapore) U16
November 9, 2022 | 8:00 am | Pitch 4, The Cage Sports Park

Johor Darul Taz’im FC (Malaysia) U12 vs
Turf City FC (Singapore) U12
November 9, 2022 | 1:00 pm | Pitch 4, The Cage Sports Park

Today (8 November 2022)’s fixture postponed:

U14 Play-Offs Qualifier
Group E 3rd vs Group E 4th
November 9, 2022 | 8:00 am | Pitch 1, The Cage Sports Park

In addition, due to the change caused by the postponed matches, all the original fixtures on Day 5: 9 November 2022 (Wednesday) is affected. Please check the website fixtures for the most up to date schedule/fixture.

The following matches had been postponed to a further date and time (to be confirmed):

[U12A] Johor Darul Taz’im FC (Malaysia) U12 vs Turf City FC (Singapore) U12

[U14A] Turf City FC (Singapore) U14 vs Northern New South Wales (Australia) U14

[U14B] International School Toba Selection (Indonesia) U14 vs Verde Cresta Combined SC (Singapore) U14

[U14E] St Michael’s Soccer Association (Singapore) U14 vs Barca Academy Pune (India) U14

[U16B] FOSSBI (Indonesia) U16 vs Turf City FC (Singapore) U16

We have identified some error to the SingaCup 2022 qualifying spots, play-offs and knock-out stage fixtures for U10, U12 and U16.

We have amended and corrected the error.

Please refer to the respective tournament page on SingaCup.com for the corrected and latest updates.

Please take note that the venue of Match Day 2 has been changed from Yishun Stadium to Bedok Stadium.

Sorry for any inconveniences caused.

It is the women’s football championship (WFC) in Singapore.

This championship was attended by three other representatives, namely Lion City Sailors (Singapore), Phranakorn FC (Thailand), and Kaya FC – Iloilo (Philippines).

Persib Putri, which is archivized by Iwan Bastian, brought 18 players to the WFC 2022 tournament.

Persib’s current squad is the majority of players coached by the Women’s Persib Academy. The plan is that this team is also prepared to compete in the Women’s League 1.

“We brought 18 players to take part in this tournament. The majority of them are from Persib Academy,” said the coach, Iwan.

“The Persib (Women’s) Academy starts from Bandung and other branches of the Persib Academy such as Cikarang, Purwakarta,” she continued to explain.

Tonight’s first match Persib Putri will face Phranakorn FC, at the German European School Ground, #Singapore.

Ibas, the coach’s nickname, did not have high expectations about the performance of his players.

He only hopes that the players can get the opportunity to enjoy the atmosphere of the game at the championship level.

“The focus, we want to give players a chance to collect playing minutes,” Ibas said.

“They have the experience of facing opponents whose quality is above the top. At the same time, the team’s tactics will continue to be conveyed to players,” he explained.

Persib Putri forward, Neng Resti Agustiani, is ready to contribute to his team at the WFC 2022 event.

Although she was injured during the preparation period, she is now ready to help Persib to a first victory.

“If the coach gives me confidence, I’m ready to contribute. I did have an ankle injury, but now it’s getting better,” Resti said.

Although the opponents faced are different classes, Resti hopes that his team’s collective play can show the quality of the team that represents Indonesia.

Resti was determined to contribute a goal in the first game.

“Although the opponents will be different later, but we are confident that we can get maximum results as long as we all play vigorously and can cooperate well. Hopefully, we can get a good result tomorrow,” she hoped.

Link: https://www.msn.com/id-id/olahraga/sepak-bola/persib-putri-wakili-indonesia-dalam-turnamen-wfc-2022-di-singapura/ar-AA132tpm

Article by V.K Santosh Kumar

Link: https://www.tabla.com.sg/jr/jrpc.php?param=2021-12-30&page=12

SingaCup received a Special Message from the Parliamentary Secretary for Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth & Ministry of Social and Family Development, Mr. Eric Chua

“Congratulations to SingaCup on your 11th anniversary!

I’m glad to see the return of SingaCup this year as a hybrid event with exciting physical and online activities, where youths will get to learn, play and experience football with their peers.

I wish all guests, players and officials a wonderful time at the event this weekend.”

Eric Chua
Parliamentary Secretary
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
Ministry of Social and Family Development

Goal.com acquired an opportunity for an exclusive interview with Ellie Carpenter at the sidelines of SingaCup 2021, which was conducted right after her interview by Farrah Nair broadcasted LIVE on SingaCup’s Youtube channel and Facebook page, .

Source: https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/football/singacup-wraps-up-its-first-hybrid-edition

Players in action on the final day of the SingaCup 2021 4v4 football tournament last Sunday at The Cage Sports Park. The two-day event featured 318 players across four age groups.

Amigos and ALFA won the boys’ Under-14 and U-16 categories respectively, while the girls’ U-16 and open divisions were won by 4-IN-1 and Tiong Bahru respectively.

This year’s edition of the SingaCup, an international youth football competition featuring teams from Asia, adopted a hybrid format with physical and virtual activities.

The online Fifa22 competition saw a total of 784 participants.

Online Q&A and meet-and-greet sessions were also held with Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Cho So-hyun, Lyon defender Ellie Carpenter and West Ham United’s women’s U-21 coach Stephen Opoka.