November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers swept both of their Girls U14 matches on day two of Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore, beating BMW 8-0 and Fremantle City FC 5-1.
Goal.com Indonesia – MilkLife Kickers took two wins on day two of Singa Cup 2026 at Tanglin Rugby Club, Singapore, on Friday (6 November 2026). The side coached by Timo Scheunemann beat Singapore’s BMW 8-0 and Australia’s Fremantle City FC 5-1.
The two wins were a positive response after a mixed day one, when MilkLife Kickers thrashed South Coast Baptist College 13-0 then fell 0-1 to Lion City Sailors.
Goal feast against BMW
Against BMW, MilkLife Kickers attacked from the start. Rara Z. Farza opened the scoring before a minute had been played, and Alisa M. Fakhira made it 2-0 in the third minute.
Giada Soebianto added two goals in the 10th and 18th minutes. Albianca Raula scored in the 20th. Before half-time, Rara scored again in the 21st and 25th minutes to complete her hat-trick.
In the second half Giada scored again — her third of the match and fourth of the tournament. Soon after, the match was stopped when a lightning-warning siren sounded. After a delay of nearly an hour, officials declared the match finished with an 8-0 win for MilkLife Kickers.
Comeback against Fremantle City FC
Against Fremantle City FC, Ciara Glascott put the Australian side ahead in the 13th minute. Garneta F. Imelda equalised a minute later.
Rere Z. Fatin made it 2-1 in the 23rd minute. In the second half Rara Z. Farza made it 3-1 in the 28th, Albianca Raula made it 4-1 in the 37th (her sixth goal of the tournament), and Garneta completed her brace seven minutes from the end for a 5-1 win.
Coach and player reaction
Coach Timo Scheunemann said he was proud of the players’ mentality in responding to the day-one defeat, and of how they stuck together against taller opponents.
Today they could play with a good flow of the ball against opponents who are much bigger in stature. Today everyone could also play as a unit on the pitch. Even if we lost but played like that, I would still be happy. But I am grateful that today we could win both matches at once. Whatever our result in this tournament, I remain proud to see them respond to pressure.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Forward Giada Soebianto, a student at Flintridge Preparatory School, said teamwork had improved so the side could follow the coach’s instructions.
Today I am happy to be able to put in a good display and help the team. Today’s game was quite fierce, but in the end we could bounce back and win because every player worked hard to play as a compact unit. I feel that today the teamwork improved and the players could perform according to the scheme directed by the coach. Overall, I am satisfied with my own performance throughout Singa Cup 2026.
Giada Soebianto, MilkLife Kickers forward
Singa Cup has been held in Singapore since 2011; the 2026 edition has 136 teams from 13 countries. Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife sent MilkLife Kickers in Girls U14. The players were selected from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
Girls U14 is a single round-robin from 5 to 7 November 2026. MilkLife Kickers are in Group A with Lion City Sailors (Singapore), Fremantle City FC (Australia), BMW (Singapore) and South Coast Baptist College (Australia).
Source: Goal.com Indonesia
Article Link: https://www.goal.com/id/berita/singa-cup-2026-milklife-kickers-sapu-bersih-kemenangan-di-hari-kedua/blt87ad157821083002
November 6th, 2026 | Official
SingaCup 2026 | Official Statement
Issued: 6 November 2026, 09:52 SGT
| Competition | Girls Under-16 (U16) |
| Date | Friday, 6 November 2026 (Day 7) |
| Venue | The Arena Woodleigh |
| Change | Quarter-Final (QF) 1 and Quarter-Final 2 kick-off times swapped |
| Revised kick-offs | QF2 at 12:00; QF1 at 13:00 |
Facts
On Girls Under-16 (U16) Day 7 at The Arena Woodleigh, Group B Match 6 (B6) is the final Group B fixture: Queensway Secondary (Singapore) vs LS Talents Victoria Barwon Heads FC (Australia), kick-off 11:00.
Before B6, the Group B table stands as follows (each team has played two group matches):
- Future All Stars (Singapore) – 6 points (goal difference +21)
- BISP Cruzeiro (Thailand) – 6 points (goal difference +18)
- LS Talents Victoria Barwon Heads FC (Australia) – 0 points (goal difference -7)
- Queensway Secondary (Singapore) – 0 points (goal difference -32)
BISP Cruzeiro and Future All Stars meet in Group B Match 5 at 10:00. Whatever the result of that match, both sides will finish on at least 6 points. Queensway Secondary and LS Talents Victoria Barwon Heads FC can finish B6 on at most 3 points. Group B 4th place is therefore mathematically certain to be whichever of Queensway Secondary or LS Talents Victoria Barwon Heads FC finishes fourth after B6.
Quarter-Final 1 is Group A 1st versus Group B 4th. Group A 1st is already confirmed as Lion City Sailors G16 (Singapore) on 9 points.
Under the previous timetable, Quarter-Final 1 was listed at 12:00 and Quarter-Final 2 at 13:00. That left the Group B 4th-placed team with only about one hour between the end of B6 and its quarter-final.
Decision
The Organising Committee has swapped the kick-off times of Girls U16 Quarter-Final 1 and Quarter-Final 2 so that the team that finishes Group B 4th has proper rest before its quarter-final.
Revised Girls U16 schedule at The Arena Woodleigh on Friday, 6 November 2026:
- 11:00 – Group B Match 6 (B6): Queensway Secondary (Singapore) vs LS Talents Victoria Barwon Heads FC (Australia)
- 12:00 – Quarter-Final 2 (QF2): Group B 2nd vs Group A 3rd
- 13:00 – Quarter-Final 1 (QF1): Group A 1st (Lion City Sailors G16 (Singapore)) vs Group B 4th
- 14:00 – Quarter-Final 3 (QF3): Group B 1st vs Group A 4th (unchanged)
- 15:00 – Quarter-Final 4 (QF4): Group A 2nd vs Group B 3rd (unchanged)
Note
Teams, managers and officials for Girls U16 Quarter-Final 1 and Quarter-Final 2 should follow the revised kick-off times above. Quarter-Final 3 and Quarter-Final 4 are unchanged. The Girls U16 competition page will be updated to match this statement.
SingaCup 2026 Organising Committee
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
Singa Cup 2026: MilkLife Kickers scored 13 against Australia then fell 0-1 to Lion City Sailors.
Kudus – MilkLife Kickers began Singa Cup 2026 with mixed results.
The MilkLife Soccer Challenge side won 13-0 over Australia’s South Coast Baptist College, then had to concede to hosts Lion City Sailors 0-1.
Both Girls U14 matches were at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, on Thursday (5 November).
Timo Scheunemann’s squad dominated the first match before meeting stiff resistance from Lion City Sailors.
The 13-0 win featured hat-tricks from Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda. Garneta scored in the 10th, 12th and 31st minutes; Albianca in the 14th, 15th and 28th; Anisa in the 18th and 46th. The other goals came from Askara S. Fahilah (37′), Rere Z. Farza (41′), Ananda N. D. Berlian (43′), Riyanti S. Suryani (44′) and Giada Soebianto (45′).
Source: Radar Kudus
Article Link: <a href=”https://radarkudus.jawapos.com/sportainment/2611060001/singa-cup-2026-milklife-kickers-pesta-13-gol-tetapi-kalah-tipis-0-1-dari-lion-city-sailors”>https://radarkudus.jawapos.com/sportainment/2611060001/singa-cup-2026-milklife-kickers-pesta-13-gol-tetapi-kalah-tipis-0-1-dari-lion-city-sailors</a>
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
Indonesian side MilkLife Kickers took hard lessons on day one of Singa Cup 2026, thrashing Australia 13-0 then falling 0-1 to Lion City Sailors.
Liputan6.com, Jakarta – MilkLife Kickers began Singa Cup 2026 with mixed results. In two matches on Thursday (5 November 2026) at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, Timo Scheunemann’s team recorded one win and one defeat.
MilkLife Kickers looked impressive against Australia’s South Coast Baptist College, winning 13-0. In the second match they had to concede defeat to hosts Lion City Sailors by a narrow 0-1.
Hat-tricks in the 13-0 win
In the first match MilkLife Kickers dominated from the start. Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda were the stars after each scoring a hat-trick.
Garneta scored in the 10th, 12th and 31st minutes; Albianca in the 14th, 15th and 28th; Anisa in the 18th and 46th. The other goals came from Askara S. Fahilah (37′), Rere Z. Farza (41′), Ananda N. D. Berlian (43′), Riyanti S. Suryani (44′) and Giada Soebianto (45′).
That big win was positive capital before the second match against Lion City Sailors.
Narrow loss to Lion City Sailors
Against the hosts the contest was tighter. Lion City Sailors’ defensive discipline made it hard for MilkLife Kickers to build play. The home side broke the deadlock in the 23rd minute through Madeliene, who finished a cross from the left.
That was the only goal of the match. MilkLife Kickers finished 0-1 despite trying to equalise.
Coach Timo Scheunemann still praised his team’s progress, especially adapting to the 11-versus-11 format. At MilkLife Soccer Challenge the players are used to 7-a-side in the regional phase and 9-a-side at All-Stars.
The players also succeeded in carrying out the instructions I gave, namely building attacks through a combination of passes.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they compete against opponents who are two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Improvements for the next matches
Player Janeeta Alodya, known as Anet, said several aspects still need work after two matches on day one. She found Lion City Sailors well organised in defence and attack.
Actually, our game was good today. But there are several things that still need to be improved. Today was quite challenging, especially the second match against the home team, Lion City Sailors. They were good opponents.
Janeeta Alodya (Anet), MilkLife Kickers player
She added that communication between the lines is a focus so the team can be more cohesive next time.
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director and Djarum Foundation Bakti Olahraga representative Teddy Tjahjono valued the international experience the Kickers gained.
The goal is simple, we want to ensure that this level of development continues at every age group level. Today, the players gained valuable experience by facing teams from Australia and Singapore.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup is an international youth football tournament held in Singapore since 2011. In 2026, 136 teams from 13 countries took part.
Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife sent MilkLife Kickers in Girls U14, selected from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
Girls U14 uses a single round-robin on 5–7 November 2026. MilkLife Kickers are in Group A with Lion City Sailors (Singapore), Fremantle City FC (Australia), BMW (Singapore) and South Coast Baptist College (Australia).
Source: Liputan6.com
Article Link: <a href=”https://sport.liputan6.com/olympic/read/8329577/wakil-indonesia-petik-pelajaran-penting-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026″>https://sport.liputan6.com/olympic/read/8329577/wakil-indonesia-petik-pelajaran-penting-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026</a>
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers took lessons from day one of Singa Cup 2026 after a 13-0 win and a 0-1 loss.
JawaPos.com – MilkLife Kickers began Singa Cup 2026 with mixed results. Timo Scheunemann’s team won 13-0 over Australia’s South Coast Baptist College, then lost 0-1 to hosts Lion City Sailors.
Both matches were at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, on Thursday (5 November).
The results became capital and evaluation for MilkLife Kickers in Girls U14. Despite scoring 13 in the first match, they could not keep the positive trend against Lion City Sailors.
The win over South Coast Baptist College featured hat-tricks from Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda. Garneta scored in the 10th, 12th and 31st minutes; Albianca in the 14th, 15th and 28th; Anisa in the 18th and 46th. The other goals came from Askara S. Fahilah (37′), Rere Z. Farza (41′), Ananda N. D. Berlian (43′), Riyanti S. Suryani (44′) and Giada Soebianto (45′).
That dominance did not continue in the second match. Against Lion City Sailors, MilkLife Kickers struggled to break a disciplined defence in a contest full of duels across the pitch.
Source: Jawa Pos
Article Link: <a href=”https://www.jawapos.com/sports/2611060077/milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026″>https://www.jawapos.com/sports/2611060077/milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026</a>
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers swept both of their Girls U14 matches on day two of Singa Cup 2026 in Singapore, beating BMW 8-0 and Fremantle City FC 5-1.
VOI – MilkLife Kickers took two wins on day two of Singa Cup 2026 at Tanglin Rugby Club, Singapore, on Friday (6 November 2026). The side coached by Timo Scheunemann beat Singapore’s BMW 8-0 and Australia’s Fremantle City FC 5-1.
The two wins were a positive response after a mixed day one, when MilkLife Kickers thrashed South Coast Baptist College 13-0 then fell 0-1 to Lion City Sailors.
Goal feast against BMW
Against BMW, MilkLife Kickers attacked from the start. Rara Z. Farza opened the scoring before a minute had been played, and Alisa M. Fakhira made it 2-0 in the third minute.
Giada Soebianto added two goals in the 10th and 18th minutes. Albianca Raula scored in the 20th. Before half-time, Rara scored again in the 21st and 25th minutes to complete her hat-trick.
In the second half Giada scored again — her third of the match and fourth of the tournament. Soon after, the match was stopped when a lightning-warning siren sounded. After a delay of nearly an hour, officials declared the match finished with an 8-0 win for MilkLife Kickers.
Comeback against Fremantle City FC
Against Fremantle City FC, Ciara Glascott put the Australian side ahead in the 13th minute. Garneta F. Imelda equalised a minute later.
Rere Z. Fatin made it 2-1 in the 23rd minute. In the second half Rara Z. Farza made it 3-1 in the 28th, Albianca Raula made it 4-1 in the 37th (her sixth goal of the tournament), and Garneta completed her brace seven minutes from the end for a 5-1 win.
Coach and player reaction
Coach Timo Scheunemann said he was proud of the players’ mentality in responding to the day-one defeat, and of how they stuck together against taller opponents.
Today they could play with a good flow of the ball against opponents who are much bigger in stature. Today everyone could also play as a unit on the pitch. Even if we lost but played like that, I would still be happy. But I am grateful that today we could win both matches at once. Whatever our result in this tournament, I remain proud to see them respond to pressure.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Forward Giada Soebianto, a student at Flintridge Preparatory School, said teamwork had improved so the side could follow the coach’s instructions.
Today I am happy to be able to put in a good display and help the team. Today’s game was quite fierce, but in the end we could bounce back and win because every player worked hard to play as a compact unit. I feel that today the teamwork improved and the players could perform according to the scheme directed by the coach. Overall, I am satisfied with my own performance throughout Singa Cup 2026.
Giada Soebianto, MilkLife Kickers forward
Singa Cup has been held in Singapore since 2011; the 2026 edition has 136 teams from 13 countries. Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation and MilkLife sent MilkLife Kickers in Girls U14. The players were selected from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
Girls U14 is a single round-robin from 5 to 7 November 2026. MilkLife Kickers are in Group A with Lion City Sailors (Singapore), Fremantle City FC (Australia), BMW (Singapore) and South Coast Baptist College (Australia).
Source: VOI
Article Link: https://voi.id/olahraga/601558/milklife-kickers-raih-dua-kemenangan-di-hari-kedua-singa-cup-2026
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
Singa Cup 2026: MilkLife Kickers U-14 had their mentality tested on day one after a 13-0 win and a 0-1 loss.
Jakarta – Indonesia’s girls’ side MilkLife Kickers U-14 appeared at Singa Cup 2026, following the success of MilkLife Strikers U-12 at the same event.
MilkLife Kickers played two Girls U-14 matches on day one at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, on Thursday (5 November 2026).
Timo Scheunemann’s team beat Australia’s South Coast Baptist College 13-0, then lost 0-1 to Lion City Sailors.
I see they can quickly adapt to the 11 against 11 scheme. At MilkLife Soccer Challenge, they are used to playing 7 against 7 in the regional phase and 9 against 9 at the All-Stars stage.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
The players also succeeded in carrying out the instructions I gave, namely building attacks through a combination of passes. Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they compete against opponents who are two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Indonesia earlier also fielded Girls U-12 side MilkLife Strikers under Jacksen F. Tiago, who went on to win the title.
Just like what we did yesterday with MilkLife Strikers in the U12 category, MilkLife Kickers’s participation is also a form of our efforts to provide maximum opportunities to the best players from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Source: detikSport
Article Link: <a href=”https://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/liga-indonesia/d-8740450/singa-cup-2026-mental-kickers-u-14-diuji-di-hari-pertama”>https://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/liga-indonesia/d-8740450/singa-cup-2026-mental-kickers-u-14-diuji-di-hari-pertama</a>
November 6th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers took important lessons on day one of Singa Cup 2026 with a 13-0 win and a 0-1 loss.
Espos.id, SINGAPORE — MilkLife Kickers took one win and one loss on day one of Singa Cup 2026 at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, on Thursday (5 November 2026). Timo Scheunemann’s team beat Australia’s South Coast Baptist College 13-0, then lost narrowly 0-1 to hosts Lion City Sailors.
In the first match MilkLife Kickers dominated. Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda each scored three goals — Garneta in the 10th, 12th and 31st minutes, Albianca in the 14th, 15th and 28th. Anisa T. Sholica scored two; Askara S. Fahilah, Rere Z. Farza, Ananda N. D. Berlian, Riyanti S. Suryani and Giada Soebianto scored the rest.
Against Lion City Sailors they struggled to break a disciplined defence. Madeliene scored the only goal in the 23rd minute from a left-side cross.
The players also succeeded in carrying out the instructions I gave, namely building attacks through a combination of passes.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they compete against opponents who are two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Player Janeeta Alodya (Anet) said communication between the lines still needs work and found Lion City Sailors better organised in the second match.
Actually, our game was good today. But there are several things that still need to be improved. Today was quite challenging, especially the second match against the home team, Lion City Sailors. They were good opponents.
Janeeta Alodya (Anet), MilkLife Kickers player
For the next match, we will improve communication between lines so we can increase cohesiveness.
Janeeta Alodya (Anet), MilkLife Kickers player
Teddy Tjahjono said the Kickers’ Singa Cup trip continues player development through MilkLife Soccer Challenge.
The goal is simple, we want to ensure that this level of development continues at every age group level. Today, the players gained valuable experience by facing teams from Australia and Singapore.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Seeing their performance today, I am optimistic that the players will continue to develop in a better direction.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup 2026 runs 5–7 November with 136 teams from 13 countries. MilkLife Kickers compete in Girls U14 after selection via MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026, in Group A with Lion City Sailors, Fremantle City FC, BMW and South Coast Baptist College in a single round-robin.
Source: Espos.id
Article Link: <a href=”https://sport.espos.id/milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-penting-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026-2264417″>https://sport.espos.id/milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-penting-di-hari-pertama-singa-cup-2026-2264417</a>
November 5th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Kickers won 13-0 then fell narrowly 0-1 on day one of Singa Cup 2026 Girls U14 in Singapore.
Jakarta (ANTARA) – The MilkLife Kickers girls’ football team started Singa Cup 2026 with a 13-0 win over South Coast Baptist College from Australia, before losing 0-1 to Lion City Sailors in Singapore.
The two matches at The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, on Thursday were a test for Timo Scheunemann’s side in the Girls U14 category, facing opponents up to two years older.
Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they compete against opponents who are two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
In the first match, MilkLife Kickers dominated, scoring 13 goals without reply against South Coast Baptist College.
Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda each scored three goals (hat-tricks), Anisa T. Sholica scored two, and Askara S. Fahilah, Rere Z. Farza, Ananda N. D. Berlian, Riyanti S. Suryani and Giada Soebianto scored one each.
MilkLife Kickers met stiffer resistance against Lion City Sailors in the second match. The more organised hosts limited the Indonesian players before Madeliene’s goal in the 23rd minute sealed the win.
Timo said the two matches gave his players important experience, especially adapting to the 11-a-side format.
I see they can quickly adapt to the 11 against 11 scheme. At MilkLife Soccer Challenge, they are used to playing 7 against 7 in the regional phase and 9 against 9 at the All-Stars stage.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
MilkLife Kickers next face Fremantle City FC of Australia and BMW of Singapore in Group A.
The Singa Cup 2026 Girls U14 category uses a single round-robin from 5–7 November to decide each team’s final position.
MilkLife Kickers is made up of players selected from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
Overall, 136 teams from 13 countries took part in Singa Cup 2026.
Source: ANTARA News
Article Link: <a href=”https://www.antaranews.com/berita/5835043/milklife-kickers-menang-13-0-lalu-kalah-tipis-di-singa-cup-2026″>https://www.antaranews.com/berita/5835043/milklife-kickers-menang-13-0-lalu-kalah-tipis-di-singa-cup-2026</a>
November 5th, 2026 | Broadcast
After thrashing Australia 13-0, MilkLife Kickers learned hard lessons in a 0-1 loss to Lion City Sailors at Singa Cup 2026.
Jakarta, IDN Times – The MilkLife Kickers girls’ team began day one of Singa Cup 2026 Girls U14 on Thursday (5 November 2026) with a convincing win and a valuable lesson.
At The Arena, Woodleigh, Singapore, they thrashed Australia’s South Coast Baptist College 13-0, then lost narrowly to hosts Lion City Sailors.
Goal feast: Albianca and Garneta hat-tricks
Against Australia, MilkLife Kickers attacked relentlessly and won 13-0. Albianca Raula and Garneta F. Imelda each scored hat-tricks. Anisa T. Sholica added a brace. The other five goals came from Askara S. Fahilah, Rere Z. Farza, Ananda N. D. Berlian, Riyanti S. Suryani and Giada Soebianto.
That sharpness did not return against Lion City Sailors’ tight defence. Madeliene’s finish in the 23rd minute won it for the hosts.
Quick adaptation to 11-a-side
Despite the second-match loss, coach Timo Scheunemann praised how quickly the players adapted from 7-a-side and 9-a-side to 11-a-side on a full pitch.
The players also succeeded in carrying out the instructions I gave, namely building attacks through a combination of passes.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Another thing that I have to appreciate is that they compete against opponents who are two years older than them. So, this is good for the players’ mental training.
Timo Scheunemann, MilkLife Kickers coach
Lessons for the next matches
Janeeta Alodya said the defeat by the Singapore side gave the team plenty to evaluate, with the opponents well organised in defence and attack.
For the next match, we will improve communication between lines so we can increase cohesiveness.
Janeeta Alodya (Anet), MilkLife Kickers player
Program Director Teddy Tjahjono stressed that competing abroad is the main goal of the grassroots pathway, keeping development consistent at every age group.
Just like what we did yesterday with MilkLife Strikers in the U12 category, MilkLife Kickers’s participation is also a form of our efforts to provide maximum opportunities to the best players from MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars. The goal is simple, we want to ensure that this level of development continues at every age group level. Today, the players gained valuable experience by facing teams from Australia and Singapore. Seeing their performance today, I am optimistic that the players will continue to develop in a better direction.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Source: IDN Times
Article Link: <a href=”https://www.idntimes.com/sport/soccer/kalahkan-australia-milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-di-singa-cup-00-nwm7r-193p1d”>https://www.idntimes.com/sport/soccer/kalahkan-australia-milklife-kickers-petik-pelajaran-di-singa-cup-00-nwm7r-193p1d</a>
