AFF Mitsubishi

PETALING JAYA: Harimau Malaya mauled Singapore 4-1 to confirm their spot in the AFF Mitsubishi Cup semi-final.

Malaysia will face Thailand in the two-legged semi-final, starting at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on Jan 7. Midfielder Stuart Wilkin was the star when he scored in the 50th and 55th minute, both beauties, while striker Darren Lok scored the first goal in the 36th minute. In their final Group B game, the Malaysians showed great intensity and aggression to down the Lions, who came to get a point to qualify, at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil on Tuesday (Jan 3).

SINGAPORE: Needing to avoid defeat to progress to the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Mitsubishi Electric Cup semi-finals, Singapore sunk to a 4-1 loss at ...

Vietnam took top spot with 10 points after a 3-0 victory over Laos on Tuesday, while Malaysia finished on nine points. And his side walked the walk. Ikhsan, however, was ruled out of this tournament before a ball was kicked, having sustained an injury during an international friendly against Maldives in December. Singapore would find gaps in Malaysia's backline on several occasions, with the most notable chance coming the way of Song. Faizal continued to be a thorn in the side of the Singapore defence and would hammer a shot at Hassan minutes later after Song Ui-young had lost posession. A 0-0 stalemate against Vietnam at the Jalan Besar stadium on Friday then kept them in good stead to make the semis for the second consecutive tournament.

Summary and highlights of Malaysia 4-1 Singapore in Mitsubishi Electric AFF Cup ; 9:28 AM · END OF THE MATCH: WITH THIS GOAL, MALAYSIA SECURED A PLACE IN THE ...

They are currently second in the group with six points and must win to advance to the group semifinals; They have not met in an AFF championship since 2014 in the group stage in which Malaysia won 1-3. Malaysia is obliged to win in this duel to be in the semifinals, a draw would not be enough for them. They also qualified for the AFC Asian Cup this year by finishing second in the group with six points and the third best second place. While in the Asian Cup qualifiers they have been left out by finishing third with only three points. The midfielder currently of Selangor scored a total of six goals last season.

SINGAPORE — A gritty 0-0 draw against Vietnam four days ago gave Singapore an advantage to defend as they faced arch-rivals Malaysia in their AFF Mitsubishi ...

Singapore was knocked out of the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup after losing 4-1 to Malaysia at the Bukit Jalil Stadium on Tuesday (Jan. 3) night. The Lions ...

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In a defeat which was, woefully, largely self-inflicted, Singapore slumped to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur, as a series of ...

Aguero, kept onside by a hapless Singapore defender, in oceans of space, and who had been standing virtually unnoticed on the edge of the box for what felt like an age, received the ball, steadied himself, and fired one past a motionless Hassan Sunny into the corner- almost as if taking a practice shot in training. Having not lasted more than a year at any of his previous managerial roles, apart from Mito HollyHock in Japan’s second tier, the Lions boss boasts a win record of just 28% at Mito, and 37% at his next club SC Sagamihara. As fate would have it, Shawal himself this time gifted possession to Malaysia outside the box, and Stuart Wilkin’s fairly tame effort from a mile out flew right through Hassan Sunny, who surely had to do better from there. Having been bailed out on that occasion by van Huizen, the ball found its way back to him, and the Tampines man, rather than playing the simple ball into Song, chose to flick it back infield into the path of Safawi Rasid. Even prior to kickoff, Singapore boss Nishigaya’s team selection had raised eyebrows, particularly given the harsh criticism he had already faced for what was perceived by fans as highly negative tactics. Malaysia, meanwhile, had edged past Myanmar, put Laos to the sword and been comfortably beaten by Vietnam in Hanoi, albeit with some very questionable officiating.

Needing only a draw to advance into the AFF Cup semi-finals, Singapore instead crumbled 1-4 to arch-rivals Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur to be knocked out of the ...

Needing only a draw to advance into the AFF Cup semi-finals, Singapore instead crumbled 1-4 to arch-rivals Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur to be knocked out of the ...

Singapore came into this game ahead of their hosts in the table, but truth be told, leagues apart on the pitch. Shaky wins over minnows Myanmar and Laos were ...

Aguero, kept onside by a hapless Singapore defender, in oceans of space, and who had been standing virtually unnoticed on the edge of the box for what felt like an age, received the ball, steadied himself, and fired one past a motionless Hassan Sunny into the corner- almost as if taking a practice shot in training. Having not lasted more than a year at any of his previous managerial roles, apart from Mito HollyHock in Japan’s second tier, the Lions boss boasts a win record of just 28% at Mito, and 37% at his next club SC Sagamihara. As fate would have it, Shawal himself this time gifted possession to Malaysia outside the box, and Stuart Wilkin’s fairly tame effort from a mile out flew right through Hassan Sunny, who surely had to do better from there. Having been bailed out on that occasion by van Huizen, the ball found its way back to him, and the Tampines man, rather than playing the simple ball into Song, chose to flick it back infield into the path of Safawi Rasid. Even prior to kickoff, Singapore boss Nishigaya’s team selection had raised eyebrows, particularly given the harsh criticism he had already faced for what was perceived by fans as highly negative tactics. Malaysia, meanwhile, had edged past Myanmar, put Laos to the sword and been comfortably beaten by Vietnam in Hanoi, albeit with some very questionable officiating.

Singapore crashed out of the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Mitsubishi Electric Cup after a 4-1 defeat to neighbours Malaysia on Tuesday (Jan 3) night. Heading into the game following a 0-0 draw against Vietnam four days ago, the Lions needed only a ...

Substitute Faris Ramli did pull one back for Singapore in the 85th minute, with Amy Recha the provider. It was his inch-perfect cross that allowed Darren Lok to plant an emphatic header into the back of the net. Goalkeeper Hassan Sunny was kept busy early on, forced into action twice to deny Malaysia’s Ruventhiran Vengadesan and Fasial Halim.