November 5th, 2025 | Broadcast
SINGAPORE, KAIDAH.ID – Palu Selection, the Central Sulawesi Football Team again showed a brilliant performance in the 2025 SingaCup. After silencing Australia 8-1 in the opening match, Palu Selection now hit India with a striking score of 13-0 at the Arena Stadium, Singapore, Monday afternoon, November 4, 2025 afternoon.
This big victory is the second consecutive victory for the young team from Central Sulawesi who represented Indonesia in the international event. The fast and disciplined game of the Palu Selection children made the opposing team unable to develop the game from the first half.
The talented young player, Marco, performed exceptionally by scoring five goals at once. Meanwhile, Azril contributed four goals. Alfa scored two goals, and ojan and Maman each added one goal.
Team official, Gamal Hakim expressed his gratitude and pride for the extraordinary victory.
“Alhamdulillah, the children played with high enthusiasm and confidence. This victory is the result of teamwork and hard training so far. They prove that regional children can also compete at the international level,” said Gamal.
According to Gamal, the moral support from the Deputy Chairman of the People’s Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia, AM Akbar Supratman, who was also present to watch the inaugural match, also added great motivation for the players.
“Mr. Akbar gives positive energy to the team. Children feel cared for and are more excited to show their best abilities,” she added.
With two big wins on the first day, Palu Selection asserted itself as one of the strong teams in the 2025 SingaCup. The team will next play its third match against Malaysia and the host on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, at the same stadium.
The 13-0 victory over India not only showed the sharpness of the Palu Selection front line, but also proved that the young talents of Central Sulawesi are ready to make Indonesia proud on the international football stage. (*)
Article Link: https://kaidah.id/headline/read/17877/palu-selection-hantam-india-13-0-di-singa-cup-2035-marco-cetak-lima-gol/
November 5th, 2025 | Broadcast
JAKARTA, LIGHTHOUSE – Fadlun A Hamid, one of the coaches of early childhood football in Palu City, admitted that he was proud of the achievement of SSB Palu Selection which will represent Indonesia in the 2025 SingaCup international event in Singapore.
“Maybe people are surprised, because I’m a woman, but I’m a football fan. I am proud to see the achievements of the 14-year-old Palu Selection children. This means that football is loved by everyone in the world, regardless of age or gender,” Fadlun told reporters in Jakarta, Sunday (2/11/2025).
Fadlun A Hamid, who is the coach of SSB Palu Selection, revealed that his fostered team had previously undergone a trial match against MFRI Jakarta and managed to win 2-0, even though they did not field three core players.
“The children are in good health. We always pay attention to their health and stamina because this is the first experience of children from Central Sulawesi representing Indonesia at the international level,” he explained.
Fadlun hopes that football coaching at the school level will continue and get serious attention from the local government.
“It doesn’t mean that after this (the SingaCup) stops. Coaching must continue so that in the future we can return to play against teams from other countries,” he said.
Regarding early childhood football coaching, Fadlun hopes that there will be a special football school of all age levels.
He also expressed his appreciation to the Central Sulawesi Provincial Government for providing support and releasing the team’s departure to Jakarta through Deputy Governor Reny A. Lamadjido.
“We are very grateful for the support of the local government, especially the Deputy Governor who also released our departure, including I would like to thank Mr. Akbar Kaka in the black shirt who also fully supports SSB Palu Selection,” he concluded.
November 5th, 2025 | Broadcast
JAKARTA, KAIDAH.ID – The Chairman of PSSI, Erick Thohir, expressed his high appreciation for the brilliant achievements of the Palu Selection U-14 Team, which represented Indonesia at the 2025 SingaCup in Singapore. The young team from Central Sulawesi stole the spotlight after winning two big victories, 8-1 over Australia and 13-0 over India, respectively.
This appreciation was conveyed by Erick Thohir, who is also the Minister of Youth and Sports, in his personal conversation with the Deputy Chairman of the People’s Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia, Abcandra Mohammad Akbar Supratman, on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 afternoon. In the conversation, Erick expressed his pride in the struggle of the Palu Selection children who succeeded in making Indonesia proud in the international arena.
“I really appreciate their struggle. This is clear evidence that early childhood coaching in the region is going well and needs to be supported,” said Erick in a conversation delivered by Akbar after the match.
Erick also promised to meet directly with the Palu Selection Team after they returned from Singapore. “I want to meet the children directly. They deserve special attention because they have shown extraordinary fighting spirit,” he said.
Deputy Chairman of the People’s Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia, Akbar Supratman, who witnessed the two victorious matches of the Palu Selection team in Singapore, welcomed the attention of the Chairman of PSSI.
“Alhamdulillah, Mr. Erick’s attention is good news for the children. This is a form of moral support that is very meaningful for the future of football in Central Sulawesi and Indonesia,” said Akbar.
Meanwhile, team official Gamal Hakim expressed his gratitude for the attention and appreciation that came from various parties. “The children are getting more motivated. This is a valuable experience that they will bring along their career journey,” said Gamal.
With two big wins in the early phase of the 2025 SingaCup, Palu Selection is now one of the most counted teams. Support and appreciation from various circles are expected to be an encouragement to continue to make proud achievements in the international arena. (*)
November 5th, 2025 | Broadcast
Bali United Academy participated in the International Youth Football Tournament, SingaCup 2025 in Singapore.
The international tournament took place from Saturday (1/11) to Tuesday (4/11) afternoon for the age category included this year.
In this event, children from Bali United Academy went down in three age groups, namely BU Academy U-8, BU Academy U-10 and BU Academy U-12.
BU Academy U-12 successfully reached the final and grabbed the runner-up position in the 2025 SingaCup after losing 2 goals to Negeri Sembilan FC.
Head coach of Bali United Academy U12, I Wayan Agus Wira Senjaya said that this achievement was not only a matter of results but a process of development.
“Being the runner-up is not only about the results but about the development process that occurs throughout this tournament. As a coach, I am proud of the struggle of the players who are disciplined, have a fighting spirit, cooperation and respect for international opponents. This is certainly a provision and capital for them to further develop,” said Coach Agus.
While no less proud, BU Academy U-8 managed to qualify for the last 8 and BU Academy U-10 qualified for the round of 16.
Even though the runner-up status was only won in the U12 category, at least the players from Bali United Academy have valuable experience at the international level.
According to the coach from Gianyar, the initial foundation must continue to be formed in order to develop the talents of young players who are currently in the process with Bali United Academy.
“This achievement is certainly a great motivation for the entire Bali United Academy family. I as one of the coaching team here (BU Academy) hope to continue to strengthen the youth coaching program because we believe the initial foundation is at a young age to become a great player in the future,” explained Coach Agus.
The coach, who has just won the football championship trophy at the 2025 Bali Porprov, also explained that in the future the Bali United Academy program will follow the philosophy of modern football.
“In the future, together with Bali United Academy, in addition to improving the quality of coaches, we will also focus on developing modern training methods, as well as increasing opportunities for players to perform at the national and international levels. So that later there will be many players who have character, sportsmanship and high fighting spirit born from Bi United Academy,” explained the AFC C licensed coach.
Here are the Bali United Academy U12 squads at the 2025 SingaCup:
I Gusti Bagus Rai Alby Chandra
I Putu Akshata Putra Ariendra
Dylan Cruz Belasco
Yehuda Mischel Weni
Sulthan Dzakwan
I Gede Devandra Arya Pranata
Made Bagus Jeevan Mugos Lofty
I Putu Kenzie Putra Adnyana
I Komang Jyotama Udiyana
Leo Satria Lentini
Made Pramana Bagaskara
Denzel Eyba Milagro Dewantoro
Nicholas Valentino Elia
I Putu Balaram Aryadi
Carlo Sahadeva Casella
Michael Rudel
Bali United Academy U12 Coaching Team:
Coach I Wayan Agus Wira Senjaya
Coach Wahyu Arika
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Article Link: https://www.baliutd.com/news/prestasi-internasional-bali-united-academy-u12-raih-runner-up-di-singa-cup-2025
November 5th, 2025 | Broadcast
KBRN, Bandar Lampung: The Indonesian student football team took part in the event SingaCup 2025 or Singapore International Youth Cup, Boys U16 which took place, November 1–8, 2025 at Bedok Stadium, Singapore.
This prestigious competition at the international student level was attended by young teams from various countries such as Australia, India, Pakistan, Thailand, and the host Singapore.
Indonesia sent 18 of the best young players, under the care of the head coach, Sapran Oktari AIFO-P and manager Wiwik Juwita Sari. Interestingly, several players from Lampung also strengthened the young Garuda squad, namely Setya Bagus Zaelani and Muhammad Risqi Yusuf from SMAN 13 Bandar Lampung, Abian Sanjaya Ramadhani (SMP Lentera Harapan Banjar Agung, Tulang Bawang), and Muhammad Raffa Arsa Ganie from SMAN 2 Bandar Lampung.
The Lampung talent, entering the Garuda Muda team was also strengthened by Muhammad Daffa An Nabiha (RB, SMAN 1 Babakan Cirebon), M. Sendy Saputra (CB, SMAN 1 Sekayu), Agasi Yaris Ramadhan (ADM/CMF, SMPN 6 Darangdan Purwakarta), Faizal Awaludin Saputra (CB, SMP PGRI 385 Puteran Bandung Barat), M. Akbar Julianto (RW/LW, SMK Takwa Belitang), Nofan Putra Utama (RW/ST/LW, SMPN 1 Susukan Cirebon), Airlangga Lodayana Nurzaman (RW/LW/ST, SMPIT Insantama Banjar), Rizki Denis Pratama (LW/RW, SMA 1 Sekayu), Muh Fadillah Jayadi (DMF, SMANKO South Sulawesi), Danu Prananda (CM/CDM/AMF, SMAN 5 Sekayu), Selmaidiva Nasuha Sandra (LW/RW, SMA Negeri 1 Sungai Lilin), Fathir Fadillah Rahman (CMF/AMF/CM, SMA Negeri 1 Sekayu), Bahri Alkhaidir (RB/CB, SMANKO South Sulawesi), and Ridho Nur Oktaviano (CB/CDM, SMP Permata Insani Islamic School).
In the Boys U16 category, Garuda Muda Indonesia entered Group B with Ashdale (Australia), Jurongville Secondary (Singapore), and Thane City FC (India).
Coach Sapran Oktari explained that participation in the SingaCup is a valuable opportunity for young Indonesian players to gain international experience and strengthen their competitive mentality.
“We bring the spirit of young Garuda. Our target is not only to win, but also to show the character and discipline of Indonesian players at the world level,” he said via WhatsApp, Monday (3/11/2025).
He hopes that the 2025 SingaCup Tournament will be a proving ground for young players, including talents from Lampung, to continue to develop their potential and excel in the international football arena.
Article Link: https://rri.co.id/sepak-bola/1948618/pemain-muda-lampung-perkuat-garuda-di-singacup-2025
November 5th, 2025 | Official
The action continues at Choa Chu Kang Stadium with the SingaCup 2025 U16 Consolation Playoffs, featuring four spirited teams from India and Australia. These matches offer another opportunity for the players to showcase their talent, determination, and love for the game as they close their campaigns on a high note.
🗓 Fixtures
PlayOff 1: Thane City FC (India) vs Ocean Reef Senior High School 2 (Australia)
📅 November 6, 2025 | 12:00 PM | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
PlayOff 2: Ashdale (Australia) vs Bhaichung Bhutia Football School (India)
📅 November 6, 2025 | 1:00 PM | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
Both matches promise great sportsmanship and an exciting finish to what has been an inspiring tournament for all participating teams.
November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast, Official
The SingaCup 2025 U12 division concluded not only with a deserving champion but also with special recognition for two young players who made their mark through exceptional performances on the field. These individual honours highlight the heart and dedication that define the SingaCup’s spirit — where talent meets teamwork, and young athletes take their first steps toward bigger dreams.
⚽ Top Scorer — Cian Xandro Pancho Catubag (Lion City Sailors Football Academy A, Singapore)
With 11 goals, Cian Xandro Pancho Catubag of Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) earned the Top Scorer Award for the U12 category. His consistent finishing and sharp attacking play were key in the Sailors’ strong campaign, which ended with an impressive third-place finish.
Cian’s contribution exemplified the focus and flair that Singapore’s youth academies continue to nurture — and his achievement stands as a proud moment for both his team and the local football community.
🏅 Most Valuable Player (MVP) — Iman Izz Zharif bin Shamsulrizal (Negeri Sembilan FC, Malaysia)
Crowned the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the U12 tournament, Iman Izz Zharif bin Shamsulrizal of Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) played a crucial role in guiding his team to the championship title.
Throughout the competition, Iman embodied leadership, composure, and vision — qualities that made him stand out even in a field filled with talent. His recognition as MVP reflects not only individual excellence but also the collective strength of Negeri Sembilan FC’s team spirit.
🌍 Future Stars in the Making
Both award winners, along with every participant in the SingaCup 2025 U12 competition, represent the promise of Asia’s football future. Their achievements serve as a reminder of what makes this tournament so special — the opportunity for young players to challenge themselves, build friendships, and inspire others through the game they love.
November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast, Official
THE RAINFOREST SPORTS HUB, SINGAPORE – The curtain closed on an incredible SingaCup 2025 U12 campaign with Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) crowned champions after a confident 2–0 victory over Bali United Academy (Indonesia) in the final. The win marked a proud moment for Malaysian youth football, capping off a day that celebrated both regional talent and the spirit of competition that defines the SingaCup.
Negeri Sembilan FC’s performance throughout the tournament reflected balance, composure, and teamwork — qualities that carried them through the knockout rounds and ultimately to the title. Their success serves as an inspiration to young footballers across the region, proving that dedication and unity can turn early dreams into lasting achievements.
⚽ U12 3rd Placing — Lion City Sailors (Singapore) Shine on Home Soil
In the 3rd Place Playoff, Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) delivered a commanding 5–0 victory over TSS Selangor (Malaysia) to secure the bronze medal. The result was a fitting reward for the Sailors’ consistency and determination across the competition, and a proud moment for the Singapore-based academy.
🌍 A Celebration of Youth Football
From the opening group stages to the final whistle, the SingaCup 2025 U12 tournament brought together promising young athletes from across Asia. Every team, coach, and supporter contributed to an atmosphere of growth, respect, and passion for the beautiful game.
For Negeri Sembilan FC, it was a day of triumph; for Bali United, Lion City Sailors, and all participants, it was a valuable experience that will shape their football journeys ahead. The tournament once again reaffirmed what SingaCup stands for — development, diversity, and dreams that start young but aim high.
November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast
The SingaCup 2025 U12 tournament reaches its climax with four outstanding teams ready to take the pitch for the final day of competition. After an intense series of knockout rounds filled with determination and skill, young footballers from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore now stand just one match away from glory.
⚔️ Quarter-Finals — The Contenders Rise
The quarter-finals featured eight outstanding teams, each representing the growing strength of youth football across Southeast Asia.
- Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) edged TSLAW Putra Raptor (Malaysia) 1–0 in a closely fought battle.
- TSS Selangor (Malaysia) delivered a strong 4–1 victory over Grefoo Football Academy (Indonesia).
- Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) continued their consistent form, defeating Qooee Football Training (Singapore) 2–0.
- Bali United Academy (Indonesia) claimed a hard-earned 1–0 win against Orion Private FC (Indonesia).
These results set up an all-Malaysian semi-final on one side of the bracket, and a Singapore–Indonesia clash on the other — perfect fuel for regional pride and excitement.
🔥 Semi-Finals — Malaysia and Indonesia March Forward
- In the first semi-final, Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) overcame fellow countrymen TSS Selangor with a confident 2–0 win, securing their ticket to the championship match.
- On the opposite pitch, Bali United Academy (Indonesia) defeated Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) 3–1, sealing their own spot in the final.
With both teams demonstrating discipline, teamwork, and composure, the stage is now set for a Malaysia–Indonesia final that promises high-quality football and mutual respect between two of the region’s strongest youth programs.
🏆 U12 Final — Negeri Sembilan FC (Malaysia) vs Bali United Academy (Indonesia)
The stage is set for a thrilling Malaysia vs Indonesia final between Negeri Sembilan FC and Bali United Academy — two sides that have impressed throughout the knockout stages. Both teams have shown consistency, organization, and belief to reach this point, representing their nations with pride.
Negeri Sembilan FC’s steady progression through the quarterfinals and semifinals has demonstrated their discipline and teamwork, while Bali United Academy’s strong attacking presence has made them one of the most exciting teams of the tournament.
With both sides in top form, the final promises to be a fitting conclusion to a week of inspiring youth football.
🥉 U12 3rd Placing — TSS Selangor (Malaysia) vs Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore)
The third-place match brings together TSS Selangor (Malaysia) and Lion City Sailors Football Academy A (Singapore) — two proud teams who have made a mark on this year’s competition. Both fell just short of the final but now have the opportunity to end their SingaCup campaigns on a high note.
The match will be a celebration of resilience, teamwork, and sportsmanship — everything the SingaCup stands for.
🌍 The Spirit of SingaCup
For every player stepping onto the field, these matches represent more than just results — they mark milestones in young footballing journeys. The SingaCup continues to unite youth players from across Asia under a shared passion for the game, giving them a platform to learn, compete, and grow together.
No matter who lifts the trophy, every participant leaves as a winner, carrying unforgettable lessons and memories that will fuel their love for football for years to come.
November 4th, 2025 | Broadcast
JAKARTA, KAIDAH.ID – Deputy Chairman of the People’s Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia, AM Akbar Supratman, on Saturday, November 1, 2025 night, visited the Palu U-13 Football Team which will represent Indonesia at the 2025 SingaCup in Singapore, as well as handed over assistance worth IDR 100 million.
During the visit, Akbar Supratman, who was accompanied by Special Staff Nizar Rahmatu, was received directly by the team official, Gamal Hakim.
On that occasion, Akbar expressed his pride in the struggle of young people in Central Sulawesi who were able to penetrate international tournaments. “These children carry the good name of the region and the nation. I want them to leave with enthusiasm and belief that they can compete with teams from other countries,” Akbar hoped.
The Palu Selection U-13 team is scheduled to leave for Singapore on Monday, November 3, 2025. They will start the first match at the Arena Stadium, Singapore, on Monday, November 4, 2025 at 08.00 local time against Australia, and continue the second match at 11.00 against India.
On Tuesday, November 5, 2025, Palu Selection will return to the field for the next two matches: at 08.00 against Malaysia and at 10.00 against Singapore, still at the same venue.
Akbar, who is also a member of the DPD RI Dapil Central Sulawesi, also said that he would be present to watch the first match of the Palu Selection team.
“I want to encourage them on the field. This is not just a match, but a symbol of the spirit of regional children who dare to challenge the world,” he said.
Meanwhile, team official Gamal Hakim expressed his gratitude for the support. “Mr. Akbar’s help and attention are a great energy for the children. We will fight as best as possible to bring the name of Central Sulawesi and Indonesia in the Lion Cup,” he said.
The participation of the Central Sulawesi U-13 team in the 2025 SingaCup event is a matter of pride for the people of Central Sulawesi, as well as emphasizing that the potential of early childhood football in the region continues to grow and deserves to be taken into account in the international arena.
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