November 5th, 2026 | Broadcast
Bay Savanh U10 won the Singa Cup 2026 title in Singapore and returned home to a welcome at Patuxay.
A warm and dignified welcome was held at the Patuxay Monument by Deputy Minister of Education and Sports Kingmano Phommahaxay — also Vice President of the Lao National Olympic Committee and Chair of the Lao National Paralympic Committee — and Vientiane Capital Deputy Governor Vilayvon Chanthalat. At Wattay International Airport, Viravan Bounsukthai, Head of the Department of Mass Sports, Arts and Education, and Bounma Thammavong, Deputy Head of the High-Level Sports Department, also received the team with honour.
Club president Bounmy Liemxayachak reported that the Singa Cup 2026 international youth football tournament ran from 31 October to 4 November 2026 in Singapore. Bay Savanh FC from the Lao People’s Democratic Republic played three group matches — two wins and one draw for seven points — and finished first in Group F.
In the first match Bay Savanh beat Sunstrikers FC of the Philippines 6-0; in the second they drew 0-0 with hosts Fortaleza Juniors of Singapore; in the third they beat Fluxnesia Soccer Academy of Indonesia 9-0. In the playoff Bay Savanh beat Neeb K Sports Academy of India 3-0.
In the round of 16 Bay Savanh beat Dallaz Kids FC of Malaysia 7-0; in the quarter-finals they beat TSSX of Malaysia 7-1; in the semi-finals they beat hosts MMM of Singapore 5-0; and in the final they beat hosts BESM Woodleigh FC of Singapore 7-1.
Bay Savanh FC was the only club from Laos in the under-10 (U10) competition, which had 36 teams in eight groups.
Source: Pasaxon
Article Link: <a href=”https://pasaxon.org.la/u10-be-savan-khouaxembante-singa-cup-2026-21227.html”>https://pasaxon.org.la/u10-be-savan-khouaxembante-singa-cup-2026-21227.html</a>
November 5th, 2026 | Official
SingaCup 2026 | Official Statement
Issued: 4 November 2026, 21:20 SGT
| Match | U14 D6: Island City Elite Academy (Singapore) vs Gaelic Lions Academy (Singapore) |
| Date / Time | Wednesday, 4 November 2026, 19:00 |
| Venue | The Arena Woodleigh |
| Incident | Play suspended at half-time due to a lightning alert |
| Score at suspension | Island City Elite Academy 1–0 Gaelic Lions Academy |
| Time remaining | The full second half (25 minutes) |
| Decision | Second half to be played Thursday, 5 November 2026, 07:45, at Lion City Sailors Training Centre |
Facts
A lightning alert went off at The Arena Woodleigh after the first half of U14 Match D6. The alert cleared within 30 minutes, but the pitch was no longer available, so the second half could not be played tonight.
Applicable rules
- Rule 16, Lightning Alerts: “Games that are not played at scheduled times due to weather conditions may be rescheduled to a later time and date; information will be communicated to the team officials.” and “The organisers’ decision is final and is taken to ensure that the tournament faces minimal disruption.”
Decision
The Organising Committee has decided that the second half will be played on Thursday, 5 November 2026, at 07:45 at Lion City Sailors Training Centre, with Island City Elite Academy leading 1–0.
Note
Both teams must be at Lion City Sailors Training Centre and ready to play by 07:45. The walkover rule (Rule 17) applies to the second half.
SingaCup 2026 Organising Committee
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
JAKARTA, SUDUTPANDANG.ID – The Indonesian girls’ football team MilkLife Strikers successfully won the 2026 Singa Cup champion title in the Girls U12 category. The team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago beat Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia with a score of 2-1 in the final match at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November 2026).
This success proves the mentality of the MilkLife Strikers champions after the day before they lost 0-1 to the same opponent. This defeat did not make the players lose confidence when they faced Selangor FC Academy A again in the top match.
MilkLife Strikers appeared aggressive from the start of the match. They managed to control the game and created a number of opportunities which resulted in two goals in the first half.
Nadia S. Azzahra opened MilkLife Strikers’ lead in the ninth minute. This goal became momentum for the Indonesian team to increase pressure on the Selangor FC Academy A defense. The lead increased in the 20th minute through Adelice Maureen’s goal. MilkLife Strikers also closed the first half with a score of 2-0.
Selangor FC Academy A tried to recover in the second half and managed to reduce the deficit in the 37th minute. However, MilkLife Strikers was able to maintain concentration until the match ended with a 2-1 win.
These results ensure that the Indonesian team emerged as champions of the 2026 Singa Cup in the U12 girls category.
Jacksen F. Tiago Praises Players’ Champion Mentality
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the performance of the players who were able to recover after experiencing defeat in the previous match.
According to Jacksen, the players showed good mental resilience and remained focused on implementing their strategy even when facing the same opponent.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat didn’t really affect their mentality. It’s proven that today they can stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
The former Indonesian national team coach also admitted that he was satisfied with the development of the team’s play throughout the tournament.
He believes that the success of MilkLife Strikers is not solely determined by the results of the match, but also by the players’ ability to deal with pressure and maintain a competitive spirit.
Personally, I was satisfied seeing what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Locita Waranggani Wins Best Player
Apart from bringing home the championship trophy, MilkLife Strikers also won an individual award through Locita Waranggani.
The striker from Surabaya, East Java, was named the best player or Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category.
Locita scored two goals throughout the tournament and made an important contribution to MilkLife Strikers’ journey to becoming champions.
This award is an achievement in itself for Locita and also shows the potential of young Indonesian players in international football competition.
Singa Cup Becomes an International Experience for Young Players
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, believes that the success of MilkLife Strikers is a positive result of coaching women’s football from an early age.
According to Teddy, international competitions provide opportunities for young Indonesian players to develop skills, gain competition experience and increase self-confidence.
We will continue to take steps like this in the years to come as a form of continuous development from an early age.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He hopes that the success of MilkLife Strikers can inspire more Indonesian girls to take up football.
Development from an early age is considered important to strengthen the foundation of national women’s football and pave the way for the birth of potential players who can strengthen the Indonesian national team in the future.
MilkLife Strikers itself is strengthened by selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
In the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category, there are four teams competing from 1-3 November, namely MilkLife Strikers, Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia, Lion City Sailors from Singapore, and Rato Bangala from Nepal.
Overall, 136 teams from 13 countries participated in Singa Cup 2026. MilkLife Strikers’ participation in the tournament is part of an effort to provide international competition experience for Indonesian female footballers from an early age.
Source: Sudutpandang.id
Article Link: https://sudutpandang.id/milklife-strikers-juara-singa-cup-2026-taklukkan-selangor-fc
November 4th, 2026 | Official
1826H UPDATE: RED CARD RESCINDED
Match: U16 A8, LS Talents (Australia) 0–11 Kamphaengphet FC (Thailand)
Date / Time: Wednesday, 4 November 2026, 10:00
Venue: Singapore Chinese Recreation Club
Please be informed that the red card issued to Kamphaengphet FC’s jersey No. 11 has been rescinded following a thorough review and deliberation by the SingaCup Disciplinary Committee.
This decision was made in consultation with the Chief Referee, after reviewing all available match reports and interviewing the referee involved.
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
Pantau – Indonesia’s girls’ football team MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after beating Malaysia’s representatives, Selangor FC Academy A, 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, on Tuesday (3 November 2026).
This victory was proof for the squad coached by Jacksen F. Tiago who managed to recover after suffering a 0-1 defeat the previous day to the same opponent.
MilkLife Strikers secured the title through goals from Nadia S. Azzahra and Adelice Maureen which put the team ahead from the first half.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven that today they were able to stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
This success also shows the ability of young Indonesian players to face the pressure of international matches after experiencing defeat in the previous match.
MilkLife Strikers Appears Dominant and Key to Victory over Selangor FC
Since the start of the final match, MilkLife Strikers appeared to attack and tried to control the game to suppress the Selangor FC Academy A defense. These efforts paid off when Nadia S. Azzahra managed to score the opening goal in the ninth minute and put the Indonesian team ahead 1-0.
MilkLife Strikers’ lead increased in the 20th minute after Adelice Maureen scored the second goal and changed the position to 2-0 at the end of the first half.
Entering the second half, Selangor FC Academy A tried to catch up and managed to reduce the score to 2-1 with a goal in the 37th minute.
Despite pressure from the Malaysian team, the MilkLife Strikers players were able to maintain their lead until the final whistle sounded.
These results ensure that MilkLife Strikers emerged as champions of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category after avenging their defeat to Selangor FC Academy A in the previous match.
Personally, I was satisfied seeing what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
The former coach of the Indonesian national team considers the players’ competitive mentality to be an important factor in the team’s success in winning the title.
MilkLife Strikers Player Wins 2026 Singa Cup Best Award
Apart from bringing home the championship trophy, MilkLife Strikers also recorded individual achievements through striker from Surabaya, East Java, Locita Waranggani.
Locita was named the best player or Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the U12 girls category after showing performances throughout the tournament.
The young player scored two goals during the competition and contributed to MilkLife Strikers’ success in winning the title.
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, assessed this achievement as a positive result of the women’s football development program carried out from an early age.
According to Teddy, the opportunity to face teams from various countries provides important experience for young Indonesian players to improve their abilities and self-confidence.
We will continue to take steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He hopes that the success of MilkLife Strikers can inspire more Indonesian girls to take up football and open up opportunities to reach the national team level.
Singa Cup 2026 was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries
MilkLife Strikers appeared in the tournament with selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026 event.
In the U12 girls category, four teams compete for the title from 1 to 3 November 2026.
The four participants are MilkLife Strikers from Indonesia, Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia, Lion City Sailors from Singapore, and Rato Bangala from Nepal.
Overall, Singa Cup 2026 was attended by 136 teams from 13 countries competing in various age categories.
MilkLife Strikers’ success in winning the U12 girls’ category is one of the achievements in developing Indonesian women’s football at the international level.
Source: pantau.com
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
RADARSEMARANG.ID – MilkLife Strikers successfully confirmed itself as the champion of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category. The Indonesian girls’ football team beat Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia) with a score of 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November).
The win felt special. Because, MilkLife Strikers also avenged the 0-1 defeat from the same opponent the day before. Appearing calmer, the MilkLife Strikers squad was able to show a winning mentality until the match ended.
Since the start of the match, MilkLife Strikers relied on a short passing game to dismantle the opponent’s defense. Even though Selangor FC Academy A appeared disciplined, pressure continued to be applied.
The opening goal was finally scored in the ninth minute. Nadia S. Azzahra fired a volley that went into the bottom right corner of the goal and gave MilkLife Strikers a 1-0 lead.
These advantages further strengthen the players’ self-confidence. In the 20th minute, Adelice Maureen doubled the score with a kick that the Selangor goalkeeper failed to anticipate. MilkLife Strikers also closed the first half with a 2-0 lead.
Entering the second half, the match became more open. Selangor tried to catch up and managed to reduce the score in the 37th minute. However, until the final whistle sounded, MilkLife Strikers was able to maintain a 2-1 lead while ensuring the championship trophy.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the mentality of the players who were able to recover after defeat in the previous match. According to him, his team remained focused and were able to dominate possession of the ball in the final.
I applaud the players’ performance. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. Today they remained focused and showed a winning mentality. I am also satisfied with their attitude, both on and off the field.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
MilkLife Strikers’ achievements are even more complete with Locita Waranggani’s success in winning the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the Girls U12 category. The striker from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals throughout the tournament and played an important role in the team’s journey to the championship ladder.
Locita admitted that she was proud to be able to bring home two achievements at once. She dedicates this success to her teammates, coaching staff and parents who have supported her efforts in football.
From the start I just wanted to give the best performance for the team. I’m very happy to finally be able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy. After this I will continue to train to improve my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, said this success was a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian women’s football. It is hoped that the experience of competing at international level will be a valuable provision for young players.
According to him, continuous development from an early age is one of the keys to encouraging the development of national women’s football. The success of MilkLife Strikers in Singapore is also expected to motivate more girls to take up the sport.
Congratulations to the players and coaches for their success. Hopefully this achievement will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia. We will continue to carry out this kind of development as a form of commitment to building women’s football from an early age.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011. In the 2026 edition, 136 teams from 13 countries participated in the competition.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category. The squad is a selection of players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 category was attended by four teams using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026. MilkLife Strikers came out as champion by collecting the best results, followed by Selangor FC Academy A as runner-up. Lion City Sailors (Singapore) is ranked third, while Rato Bangala (Nepal) is in fourth position.
Apart from the championship title, individual awards also belonged to two players from different teams. Locita Waranggani from MilkLife Strikers was named Most Valuable Player (MVP). Meanwhile, the top scorer title was won by Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen from Lion City Sailors with a collection of 14 goals.
Singa Cup 2026 Results Girls U12 Category:
- 1. Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia).
- 2. Runner-up: Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia).
- 3. Third place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore).
- 4. Fourth place: Rato Bangala (Nepal).
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia).
- Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors – Singapore), 14 goals. (fgr)
Source: Radar Semarang
Article Link: https://radarsemarang.jawapos.com/sepakbola/2611040052/milklife-strikers-balas-kekalahan-rebut-gelar-juara-singa-cup
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
KUDUS – MilkLife Strikers has made proud achievements on the international stage.
The Indonesian girls’ football team successfully won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after defeating the Malaysian representative, Selangor FC Academy A, with a score of 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November).
This championship felt special because it was a way to retaliate for MilkLife Strikers’ defeat to the same opponent the day before.
At that time, they had to concede defeat to Selangor FC Academy A with a narrow score of 0-1.
However, this defeat actually became a motivation for the players to get up and show their best abilities in the deciding match.
Since the first whistle sounded, MilkLife Strikers appeared calmer by relying on short passing games.
This strategy enabled them to build attacks in an organized manner to dismantle the Selangor FC Academy A defense which appeared quite disciplined.
MilkLife Strikers’ efforts finally paid off in the 9th minute.
Nadia S. Azzahra managed to take advantage of the shooting space to fire a volley.
The ball rolled into the bottom right corner of the Selangor FC Academy A goal and changed the position to 1-0.
These advantages make MilkLife Strikers even more confident.
They did not relax the pressure and continued to try to control the game.
As a result, the second goal was created in the 20th minute through the action of Adelice Maureen.
Adelice’s shot failed to be anticipated by goalkeeper Selangor FC Academy A. This goal gave MilkLife Strikers a 2-0 lead at the end of the first half.
Entering the second half, the match became increasingly tight.
Both teams launched attacks on each other to find additional goals. Selangor FC Academy A, who was two goals behind, tried to increase the pressure in order to reduce the position.
The Malaysian team’s efforts paid off in the 37th minute.
They managed to score a goal and change the score to 2-1, or three minutes before the match ended.
Even though they were under pressure at the end of the match, MilkLife Strikers was able to maintain concentration and maintain their lead.
Until the long whistle sounded, the score 2-1 did not change.
These results also ensure that MilkLife Strikers emerges as the champion of Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category.
MilkLife Strikers coach, Jacksen F. Tiago, appreciated the players’ response after losing to Selangor FC Academy A in the previous match.
According to him, the players were able to get up, maintain focus, and show a strong mentality in facing the final match.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven that today they were able to stay focused and appeared dominant in possession of the ball. Personally, I was satisfied with what they displayed throughout the tournament.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Jacksen assessed that the players had shown a winning mentality even though they had experienced defeat.
Not only from the game side, the attitude of the players off the field also received appreciation for being able to maintain togetherness and mingle with each other.
On the field they can show a strong winning mentality even though they have lost. Then off the field, their attitude is good and they can mix with each other. I congratulate the players, I hope this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Apart from bringing home the championship title, MilkLife Strikers also recorded individual achievements.
One of the players, Locita Waranggani, managed to win the Singa Cup 2026 Most Valuable Player (MVP) award in the Girls U12 category.
The striker from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals throughout the tournament.
Her contribution was an important part of MilkLife Strikers’ journey to achieving the championship title.
Locita admitted that she was grateful to be able to help the team win and get the MVP award.
According to her, this achievement cannot be separated from the support of her teammates and the entire coaching staff, as well as her parents who have supported her work in football.
From the start I just wanted to give the best possible performance for the team. That’s why I’m really happy that I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy. All of this is also thanks to the support of my friends on the team and the entire coaching staff too. Then to my parents at home who have supported me in playing football so far.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
She was determined not to become complacent with this achievement.
Locita wants to continue to improve her abilities through more active training so she can show a better game the next time.
After this, I will continue to try to improve my game by practicing harder to hone my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
Meanwhile, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director, Teddy Tjahjono, called MilkLife Strikers’ success in winning Singa Cup 2026 a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian women’s football.
According to him, the experience of competing at international level provides valuable provisions for young players.
Apart from honing technical and mental skills to compete, it is hoped that this achievement will inspire more and more girls in Indonesia to take up football.
Congratulations to the players and coaches for their success. Thank you also for your hard work so far so that MilkLife Strikers can become champions at Singa Cup. Hopefully what we have achieved here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He added that ongoing development of women’s football from an early age will continue to be carried out in the coming years.
The development of Indonesian women’s football in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team, is considered to show a positive development direction.
We can see for ourselves the development of Indonesian women’s football in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team. This means that what has happened so far is moving on the right track.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
For your information, Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011.
In the 2026 edition, 136 teams from 13 countries participated in the competition.
The Bakti Olahraga Djarum Foundation together with MilkLife sent MilkLife Strikers to compete in the Girls U12 category.
The team is comprised of players selected as a result of the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Girls U12 Singa Cup 2026 category was attended by four teams competing using a round-robin league system on 1-3 November 2026.
MilkLife Strikers finally emerged as champion, followed by Selangor FC Academy A in second place, Lion City Sailors from Singapore in third place, and Rato Bangala from Nepal in fourth place. (dik)
Source: Radar Kudus
Article Link: https://radarkudus.jawapos.com/olahraga/2611040037/sempat-kalah-milklife-strikers-juara-singa-cup-2026
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
JawaPos.com – MilkLife Strikers successfully won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U-12 category.
The Indonesian girls’ football team beat Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia) with a score of 2-1 in the final at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November).
This title also served as a means of redemption after the previous day MilkLife Strikers lost 0-1 to the same opponent.
MilkLife Strikers coach Jacksen F. Tiago appreciated the mentality of the players who were able to recover after losing in the previous match.
According to him, his team showed a positive response by maintaining focus and dominating possession of the ball in the final.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat didn’t really affect their mentality. It’s proven that today they can stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
He also admitted that he was satisfied with the players’ development throughout the tournament.
Not only do they show a winning mentality on the field, the players are considered capable of maintaining a positive attitude outside of the match.
Personally, I was satisfied seeing what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Then outside the field, their attitude is good and they can mix with each other.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Jacksen hopes that this success can be an inspiration for girls in Indonesia to take up football.
I congratulate the players. Hopefully this success will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
Apart from bringing home the championship title, MilkLife Strikers also recorded individual achievements.
Locita Waranggani was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) Singa Cup 2026 in the Girls U12 category.
The striker from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals throughout the tournament.
Her contribution was an important factor in MilkLife Strikers’ journey to the highest podium.
Locita admitted that she was grateful to be able to help the team win the title as well as receive individual awards.
She said this success could not be separated from the support of her teammates, coaches and parents.
From the start I just wanted to give the best possible performance for the team. That’s why I’m really happy that I was finally able to help the team win and get the MVP trophy.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
All this is also thanks to the support of my friends on the team and the entire coaching staff, as well as my parents at home who have supported me in playing football so far.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
The young player is determined to continue improving her abilities through practice. She hopes to perform better at the next opportunity.
After this, I will continue to try to improve my game by practicing harder to hone my skills.
Locita Waranggani Olah Nismara, MilkLife Strikers player and Girls U12 MVP
MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono assesses that MilkLife Strikers’ success in becoming champions of Singa Cup 2026 is a positive achievement for the development of Indonesian women’s football.
According to him, the experience of competing at international level is a valuable provision for young players.
Apart from that, it is hoped that this success can motivate more girls to take up football.
Congratulations to the players and coaches for their success. Thank you also for your hard work so far so that MilkLife Strikers can become champion at Singa Cup.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Hopefully what we achieve here will be an inspiration for other children in Indonesia.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He emphasized that coaching women’s football from an early age will continue to be carried out on an ongoing basis.
Teddy sees the development of Indonesian women’s football in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team, showing a positive direction.
We can see for ourselves the development of Indonesian women’s football in recent years, from grassroots level to the national team. This means that what has happened so far is moving on the right track.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
Singa Cup is a youth football tournament that has been regularly held in Singapore since 2011.
In the 2026 edition, the 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 U-12 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.
MilkLife Strikers finally finished in top position after beating Selangor FC Academy A in the final match.
Meanwhile, Lion City Sailors (Singapore) is in third place, while Rato Bangala (Nepal) is in fourth place.
In individual awards, Locita Waranggani from MilkLife Strikers won the MVP title.
The top scorer award belonged to Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen from Lion City Sailors who scored 14 goals throughout the tournament.
Singa Cup 2026 Results for Girls U-12 Category
- Champion: MilkLife Strikers (Indonesia)
- Runner-up: Selangor FC Academy A (Malaysia)
- Third place: Lion City Sailors (Singapore)
- Fourth place: Rato Bangala (Nepal)
2026 Singa Cup Individual Awards Girls U12 Category
- MVP: Locita Waranggani (MilkLife Strikers – Indonesia)
- Top Scorer: Chimedbaatar Gegeeelen (Lion City Sailors – Singapore), 14 goals
Source: Jawa Pos
Article Link: https://www.jawapos.com/sports/2611040267/milklife-strikers-juara-singa-cup-2026-locita-waranggani-raih-mvp
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 title by beating Selangor FC Academy A 2-1 in the final, and Locita Waranggani was named the category’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).
Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Indonesian girls’ football team MilkLife Strikers won the Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category after defeating Selangor FC Academy A from Malaysia with a score of 2-1 in the final match.
The match took place at The Rainforest Hub, Singapore, Tuesday (3 November), based on written information received in Jakarta, Wednesday.
This victory was proof for the team coached by Jacksen F. Tiago, who the day before lost 0-1 to the same opponent.
I applaud the players’ performance today. Yesterday’s defeat did not really affect their mentality. It was proven that today they were able to stay focused and appear dominant in possession of the ball.
Jacksen F. Tiago, MilkLife Strikers coach
MilkLife Strikers took a 2-0 lead in the first half through goals from Nadia S. Azzahra in the ninth minute and Adelice Maureen in the 20th minute.
Selangor FC Academy A reduced the deficit in the 37th minute, but MilkLife Strikers was able to maintain a 2-1 lead until the match ended to ensure the title.
Personally, I was satisfied seeing what they displayed throughout the tournament. On the field they were able to show a strong winning mentality even though they lost.
Adelice Maureen Hanum F, MilkLife Strikers midfielder
Apart from winning the title, MilkLife Strikers took home an individual award through Locita Waranggani who was named the best player (Most Valuable Player/MVP) in the U12 girls category.
The striker from Surabaya, East Java, scored two goals throughout the tournament and contributed to the team’s success.
Meanwhile, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director Teddy Tjahjono considers this success to be one of the positive results of coaching women’s football from an early age.
According to him, the opportunity to face teams from various countries is an important part in building competitive experience and self-confidence among young Indonesian players.
We will continue to take steps like this in the years to come as a form of sustainable development from an early age.
Teddy Tjahjono, MilkLife Soccer Challenge Program Director
He hopes that the success of MilkLife Strikers will be an inspiration for more Indonesian girls to take up football while strengthening the foundation for coaching towards the national team level.
MilkLife Strikers is strengthened by selected players from the MilkLife Soccer Challenge All-Stars 2025/2026.
The Singa Cup 2026 Girls U12 category was attended by four teams competing on 1-3 November, namely MilkLife Strikers, Selangor FC Academy A, Lion City Sailors from Singapore, and Rato Bangala from Nepal.
Overall, 136 teams from 13 countries participated in Singa Cup 2026.
Source: ANTARA News
Article Link: https://www.antaranews.com/berita/5830599/bangkit-dari-kekalahan-milklife-strikers-juarai-singa-cup-2026
November 4th, 2026 | Broadcast
Lao Deputy Minister of Education and Sports Kingmano Phommahaxay has welcomed home Bay Savanh FC, the SingaCup 2026 Boys U10 champions, after their title win in Singapore.
VIENTIANE – Mr Kingmano Phommahaxay, Deputy Minister of Education and Sports and President of the Lao National Paralympic Committee, warmly received the staff and young players of Bay Savanh FC on their return home.
He spoke with the team and gave them guidance and direction for the future.
Bay Savanh are the champions of SingaCup – Asia’s Premier International Youth Football Tournament, held in Singapore. The squad returned to Laos to a warm welcome.
The players were greeted at the airport with marigold garlands, flowers and the trophy. Later, the team gathered at Patuxai monument in Vientiane at night, with Lao flags, Bay Savanh FC banners and media interviews.
The club thanked everyone who followed the team, cheered them on and supported them.
Source: Bay Savanh FC (Facebook)
Article Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1A2DZz9nty/
