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SingaCup 2025 Girls U16 Final: UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) 0 - 3 West Canberra Wanderers (Australia) | SingaCup 2025 Girls U14 Final: Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) 0 - 5 Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) | GU16 7th/8th PlayOff: CBP W3 (Singapore) 1 - 2 NAPA Rovers FC (Guam) | GU16 3rd Placing: Perth Soccer Club (Australia) 0 - 2 Football South Australia Red (Australia) | GU16 5th/6th PlayOff: Football South Australia Blue (Australia) 1 - 0 LS Talents Tech Kick (Australa) | GU16 2nd Semi-Final: Football South Australia Red (Australia) 0 - 5 West Canberra Wanderers (Australia) | GU14 PlayOff 2: HASC Prestige FC Girls (Malaysia) 6 - 1 LS Talents BHSC Victoria (Australia) | GU16 1st Semi-Final: UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) 2 - 0 Perth Soccer Club (Australia) | GU14 3rd Placing: Fremantle City (Australia) 1 - 5 National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) | GU14 PlayOff 1: Lion City Sailors G14 Blue (Singapore) 3 - 0 Dededo Soccer Club (Guam) | SingaCup 2025 U14 Final: Tajimalela FA (Indonesia) 1 - 0 La Stallions (Malaysia) | GU14 2nd Semi-Final: Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) 1 - 0 National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) | GU14 1st Semi-Final: Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) 4 - 1 Fremantle City (Australia) | GU14 4th Quarter-Final: UWA-Nedlands Football Club (Australia) 1 - 3 National Development Centre Girls (Singapore) | GU14 3rd Quarter-Final: Hong Kong Football Association Girls (Hong Kong) 5 - 1 LS Talents Goal Getters (Australia) | SingaCup 2025 U16 Final: Lyari Football Academy (Pakistan) 1 - 2 Benjamarachanusorn School (Thailand) | GU14 2nd Quarter-Final: Fremantle City (Australia) 3 - 1 Football South Australia (Australia) | GU14 1st Quarter-Final: Lion City Sailors G14 White (Singapore) 3 - 1 Subiaco AFC (Australia) | U14 3rd Placing: Newland Football Academy (Indonesia) 0 - 1 Ralph Ryatt Football Club (Malaysia) | U16 3rd Placing: Tapteng Sibolga Student Football Team (Indonesia) (3) 0 - 0 (4) Kareem Kerai Academy (Pakistan) | U14 2nd Semi-Final: Ralph Ryatt Football Club (Malaysia 0 - 3 La Stallions (Malaysia) | U14 1st Semi-Final: Tajimalela FA (Indonesia) 3 - 1 Newland Football Academy (Indonesia) | U16 2nd Semi-Final: Benjamarachanusorn School (Thailand) 5 - 0 Kareem Kerai Academy (Pakistan) | U16 1st Semi-Final: Lyari Football Academy (Pakistan) 1 - 0 Tapteng Sibolga Student Football Team (Indonesia) | U16 3rd Quarter-Final: Benjamarachanusorn School (Thailand) 4 - 0 Ocean Reef Senior High School (Australia)
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November 1st, 2015 | Results

November 1st, 2015 | Interview

Withaya Laohakul is the current Technical Director of Chonburi Football Club.

Withaya Laohukul was the first ever Thai National footballer to play in German Bundesliga in 1979-81 with Hertha BSC & 1.FC Saarbrucken in 1982-84.

He was the head coach/founding member of J.League’s Gamba Osaka in 1988-95.

He also led the Thailand National Team to Southeast Asian Games Gold Medal in 1997.

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” I would like to thank the Organiser (Dynamique Konzepts) for inviting me to grace SingaCup 2015.

SingaCup is indeed a good breeding goundfor young footballers to gain experience in a competitive environment, build new friendships and increase their passion and love for the game.

We are also excited to see our young Chonburi FC Girls U18 team squaring up against quality opponents from around the world.

So enjoy your football and have fun during the week.

Good luck to all teams, officials and participants.”

~ Withaya Laohakul
Technical Director
Chonburi Football Club

November 1st, 2015 | Broadcast, Interview

It is a great feeling to witness a passion of two people Selvakumar and Tiong Hian to grow SingaCup into one of the major football competitions in the region. The quality of the event, the geographical representation of teams from different countries, the level of competition and the spirit of the game, all have shown a remarkable steady growth through these years.

The coaches, the players, parents and the school management have all shown faith in the event by confirming their participation year after year. This has resulted in the ever growing participation of the event. I hope the spirit of the SingaCup keep growing and participation and level of competition grows during this event.

We wish the organizers and the particpants a very cheerful and successful competition.

~ Rajesh Kharabanda
Jt. Managing Director
NIVIA

November 1st, 2015 | Official

The annual youth football tournament, SingaCup will be kicking off on 2nd November 2015.

The tournament will played across 5 days, from Monday 2 Nov, to the Finals that will be played on the Friday, 6 Nov 2015. The group stages are played on the first 3 days with the quarter and semi finals played on the Thursday. Friday will be finals, and the award ceremony.

The matches will all be played at The Cage Sports Park at Turf City barring 4 matches that will be played at Avenue Sports Hub.

The haze situation in Singapore had improved in the days leading up to the tournament, the winds are with us, and keep the weather good for all 5 days. In the case of the return of the haze, SingaCup will follow the Sport Singapore general guidelines – if the PSI index hits 151 and beyond, games will be stopped temporarily and replayed or rescheduled as per the tournament Rules & Regulations.

We wish Good Luck to all teams, have an enjoyable week in Singapore and may the best team win!

November 1st, 2015 | Broadcast, Interview

It is with great pleasure to welcome you to the 5th edition of SingaCup.

More than 50 teams from across 7 nations – Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Philippines – will vie for the SingaCup 2015 Championships. This sets a new benchmark as the biggest International Youth Tournament ever to be held in Asia for the future stars of football.

SingaCup always believe the youth footballers of today represent the future of global football arena. We promise to deliver a professional and competitive platform for aspiring youth footballers for aspiring youth footballers to showcase their talents.

As SingaCup embark on the next 5 years, I am excited to announce that plans are underway to commence the SingaCup Promotional Tour of Central and East Asia in 2016 and beyond. We will continue to engage the under-privileged community in South East Asia through our outreach program, The SingaCup Experience. On a special note, SingaCup is pleased to launch the Global Ambassadors & Youth Champions award, where we will be on the lookout for inspiring and deserving sporting talents.

This SingaCup week promises to leave all participants with a memory of a lifetime where each individual will review affectionately in years to come!

On behalf of the organisers, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all our sponsors, partners, and individuals who have contributed to the holding of SingaCup 2015. I would also like to thank all of the team officials, players and parents. Finally, I wish all participants an enriching and enjoyable week in Singapore.

Yours in Youth Football,
Selvakumar Panneerselvam
Managing Director,
Dynamique Konzepts
Organiser of SingaCup

November 28th, 2014 | Broadcast

Read more at:

http://sport-asia.com/youth-united-celebrating-singa-cups-fast-growing-success-story/

November 28th, 2014 | Broadcast

Read more on sport-asia.com:

http://sport-asia.com/football-tears-of-joy-as-indonesias-onana-win-singa-cup-on-debut/

November 28th, 2014 | Broadcast
Graziano Mannari, former AC Milan and Parma FC player was present at SingaCup 2014?

 

November 28th, 2014 | Broadcast, Official

SingaCup 2015

2 – 6 November @ The Cage Sports Park
Boys U12, U14, U16, U18
Girls U18

November 28th, 2014 | Official

SingaCup Schools International Challenge 2014

8 teams from Australia, Bangladesh and Singapore will vie for the Championship!

4 – 6 December @ The Cage Sports Park

 

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