Singapore Knocked Out of ASEAN Cup After 6-0 Loss to Malaysia
- On Thursday, October 1, Malaysia defeated Singapore 6-0 at Si Jalak Harupat Stadium in Bandung, marking the heaviest defeat for Singapore under coach Gavin Lee in the FIFA ASEAN Cup.
- Seeking advancement from Group A, both nations entered the match with Malaysia requiring a significant winning margin to challenge for the top spot in the standings.
- Striker Bergson scored a hat-trick, while teammates Stuart Wilkin, Paulo Josue, and Syahir Bashah added goals to complete the dominant offensive performance that secured the 6-0 victory.
- Despite the emphatic win, Malaysia finished second in Group A behind Indonesia, who defeated Bangladesh 9-2 in a simultaneous match to claim the top spot on goal difference.
- Malaysia will face Vietnam in the bronze medal playoff on October 5, while Indonesia advances to the final against Thailand to compete for the tournament trophy.
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Fans of Singapore's national football team strongly criticised the Lions on social media after their devastating loss to Malaysia in the FIFA ASEAN Cup on Oct 1.The fans, known as SingaBrigade, took to Instagram to issue "a warning" to the national team on Friday (Oct 2) after the 6-0 defeat to Malaysia at the Si Jalak Harupat Stadium in Bandung,...
Singapore Knocked Out of ASEAN Cup After 6-0 Thrashing by Malaysia, Worst Derby Loss Since 1978
The Lions needed to beat Malaysia to keep their FIFA ASEAN Cup hopes alive, but instead suffered a heavy 6-0 defeat in Bandung. Singapore finished third in Group A and were eliminated from the tournament.
Singapore knocked out of ASEAN Cup after 6-0 loss to Malaysia
Despite handing the Lions a thrashing, Malaysia missed out on a place in the final of the tournament on goals scored.
Malaysia hit Singapore for six but miss out on Asean Cup final
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia may have thrashed Singapore 6-0, but the emphatic win at the Si Jalak Harupat Stadium in Bandung on Thursday (Oct 1) was not enough to earn them a place in the FIFA Asean Cup final.
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