COMPILATION OF SHOTS - SGP 2-2 CHN 210324
📷 Here is the compilation of shots from the World Cup Qualifying match between Singapore and China on 21/3 at National Stadium.
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📷 Here is the compilation of shots from the World Cup Qualifying match between Singapore and China on 21/3 at National Stadium.
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"DA CUKUP LAH!"
This post will wrap up the largely euphoric sentiment following our 2-2 draw with China last night (21/3) at Kallang.
One can sympathise with the players for their joy when Jacob Mahler levelled the game, especially after a tumultuous period under Takayuki Nishigaya, the former coach. It was like a huge relief, finally being able to breathe properly.
Although Nishigaya's successor, Tsutomu Ogura, was quick to express his displeasure at that celebration, which resulted in one of the corner flags being damaged in the process, during the post-match assessment after his first game in charge.
In his opinion, the former Japanese assistant coach felt the celebration was premature while the game was still ongoing.
I am sure the same message was relayed to the team immediately after the game in the dressing room.
I am not sure if this result can be compared with that famous goalless draw with Japan years ago that had praises for the unexpected result sung for days, in my opinion, on an exaggerated scale.
The good thing is, most of us seem to be level-headed this time around, probably because we all know we still have a long way to go before we see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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This post will wrap up the largely euphoric sentiment following our 2-2 draw with China last night (21/3) at Kallang.
One can sympathise with the players for their joy when Jacob Mahler levelled the game, especially after a tumultuous period under Takayuki Nishigaya, the former coach. It was like a huge relief, finally being able to breathe properly.
Although Nishigaya's successor, Tsutomu Ogura, was quick to express his displeasure at that celebration, which resulted in one of the corner flags being damaged in the process, during the post-match assessment after his first game in charge.
In his opinion, the former Japanese assistant coach felt the celebration was premature while the game was still ongoing.
I am sure the same message was relayed to the team immediately after the game in the dressing room.
I am not sure if this result can be compared with that famous goalless draw with Japan years ago that had praises for the unexpected result sung for days, in my opinion, on an exaggerated scale.
The good thing is, most of us seem to be level-headed this time around, probably because we all know we still have a long way to go before we see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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CHINA SALVAGED THEIR PRIDE AT HOME
I understand that it was a soft penalty given to China that saw them take the lead in the 65th minute?
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I understand that it was a soft penalty given to China that saw them take the lead in the 65th minute?
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"COME AND FIGHT" TO BE IN OGURA'S RADAR
Is it too early to conclude anything from just two games after Tsutomu Ogura took charge?
Probably in some cases but judging from the sentiments from the public, things are looking positive when fans lauded the performances of the Singapore national team after their two recent World Cup Qualifying matches against China.
Despite having drew 2-2 at home before losing 4-1 away to the Chinese, the Lions put up spirited displays against the team that is ranked 88th on FIFA ranking (as in the time of writing).
The wild celebration ignited by Jacob Mahler's equaliser at Kallang on 21st March was matched by the fist clenching moment for the soft penalty given to the Chinese in Tianjin that resulted the hosts to take the lead and propelled them to a face-saving win.
Both The Straits Times and CNA praised the performance of the Lions in spite of the defeat in third largest municipality of China.
"The Lions put up a brave performance against China in the Group C World Cup qualifier in Tianjin but were ultimately undone by a controversial second-half penalty and wayward defending as the hosts clinched a 4-1 victory" wroted the broadsheet in their post-match assessment.
Meanwhile, the Mediacorp news channel opined "It was a scoreline that did not truly reflect a largely gritty display from Singapore, but football is a cruel game."
Such a compliment was rarely heard of during the time of Takayuki Nishigaya, Coach Ogura's predecessor, who was subjected to intense scrutiny from all parties since his first day in office.
If the present consensus on Coach Ogura is an indication of any kind, it could mean the faith on Singapore national team can be restored soon if things are remain on the right trajectory.
As the start of the Singapore Premier League (SPL) approaches, I am hopeful that the recent performances of the Lions under Coach Ogura will motivate and inspire other eligible players to compete for a spot to join the team at Kallang Football Hub for the upcoming qualifying matches in June.
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Is it too early to conclude anything from just two games after Tsutomu Ogura took charge?
Probably in some cases but judging from the sentiments from the public, things are looking positive when fans lauded the performances of the Singapore national team after their two recent World Cup Qualifying matches against China.
Despite having drew 2-2 at home before losing 4-1 away to the Chinese, the Lions put up spirited displays against the team that is ranked 88th on FIFA ranking (as in the time of writing).
The wild celebration ignited by Jacob Mahler's equaliser at Kallang on 21st March was matched by the fist clenching moment for the soft penalty given to the Chinese in Tianjin that resulted the hosts to take the lead and propelled them to a face-saving win.
Both The Straits Times and CNA praised the performance of the Lions in spite of the defeat in third largest municipality of China.
"The Lions put up a brave performance against China in the Group C World Cup qualifier in Tianjin but were ultimately undone by a controversial second-half penalty and wayward defending as the hosts clinched a 4-1 victory" wroted the broadsheet in their post-match assessment.
Meanwhile, the Mediacorp news channel opined "It was a scoreline that did not truly reflect a largely gritty display from Singapore, but football is a cruel game."
Such a compliment was rarely heard of during the time of Takayuki Nishigaya, Coach Ogura's predecessor, who was subjected to intense scrutiny from all parties since his first day in office.
If the present consensus on Coach Ogura is an indication of any kind, it could mean the faith on Singapore national team can be restored soon if things are remain on the right trajectory.
As the start of the Singapore Premier League (SPL) approaches, I am hopeful that the recent performances of the Lions under Coach Ogura will motivate and inspire other eligible players to compete for a spot to join the team at Kallang Football Hub for the upcoming qualifying matches in June.
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FIGHT FOR A SPOT IN JUNE
Hopefully, the recent performances of the Singapore national team under Coach Tsutomu Ogura can ignite a healthy competition for places in the Lions' squad among the eligible players for the games in June against South Korea and Thailand.
My thoughts after last night's game against China ➡️ https://buff.ly/3TQ8sEe
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Hopefully, the recent performances of the Singapore national team under Coach Tsutomu Ogura can ignite a healthy competition for places in the Lions' squad among the eligible players for the games in June against South Korea and Thailand.
My thoughts after last night's game against China ➡️ https://buff.ly/3TQ8sEe
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CATCH 'TAEGEUK WARRIORS' @ KALLANG ON 6/6/24
⚽ WCQ - 🇸🇬 vs 🇰🇷 on 6/6/24, 8PM at National Stadium
• Full capacity of 50K (5K to away fans)
• Waiting List Registration ➡️ https://bit.ly/SGVKRWL
• Ticket sales from 2/5/24
• New Hospitality Package available
For more details 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-for-singapores-world-cup-qualifier-against-korea-republic-on-sale-from-2-may/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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⚽ WCQ - 🇸🇬 vs 🇰🇷 on 6/6/24, 8PM at National Stadium
• Full capacity of 50K (5K to away fans)
• Waiting List Registration ➡️ https://bit.ly/SGVKRWL
• Ticket sales from 2/5/24
• New Hospitality Package available
For more details 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-for-singapores-world-cup-qualifier-against-korea-republic-on-sale-from-2-may/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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ICYMI - LIONS FOR JUNE'S TEST
🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 27 for the upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches vs South Korea (6/6 home) and Thailand (11/6 away).
🎖️Balestier Khalsa's Jordan Emaviwe received first call up with players like Nur Adam Abdullah, Taufik Suparno, etc. earning their recall back to Lions contingent.
📝 For more details, please kindly refer to the media release ➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/ogura-names-singapore-squad-for-upcoming-matches-against-korea-republic-and-thailand/
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🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 27 for the upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches vs South Korea (6/6 home) and Thailand (11/6 away).
🎖️Balestier Khalsa's Jordan Emaviwe received first call up with players like Nur Adam Abdullah, Taufik Suparno, etc. earning their recall back to Lions contingent.
📝 For more details, please kindly refer to the media release ➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/ogura-names-singapore-squad-for-upcoming-matches-against-korea-republic-and-thailand/
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ICYMI - SHAWAL WITHDRAWS
Shawal Anuar withdrew from the national team due to family reasons and had been replaced by Belgium-based Ilhan Fandi for the upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches against South Korea and Thailand.
More details 📝➡️ https://www.lioncitysailorsfc.sg/shawal-withdraws-from-lions-squad/ (Lion City Sailors)
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Shawal Anuar withdrew from the national team due to family reasons and had been replaced by Belgium-based Ilhan Fandi for the upcoming World Cup Qualifying matches against South Korea and Thailand.
More details 📝➡️ https://www.lioncitysailorsfc.sg/shawal-withdraws-from-lions-squad/ (Lion City Sailors)
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IT WASN'T "SPEED" AFTER ALL
👕 Despite donning the new Lions home kit strolling around town recently, #ishowspeed wasn't the first to wear it before the official unveiling, click to find out who did it before him👇🏻
📝➡️ https://www.bolasepako.com/2024/09/it-wasnt-not-ishowspeed-first-to-wear-new-lions-jersey-before-launch.html
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👕 Despite donning the new Lions home kit strolling around town recently, #ishowspeed wasn't the first to wear it before the official unveiling, click to find out who did it before him👇🏻
📝➡️ https://www.bolasepako.com/2024/09/it-wasnt-not-ishowspeed-first-to-wear-new-lions-jersey-before-launch.html
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LIONS LEARN HARD LESSONS IN JAPAN FRIENDLIES
The Singapore national team wrapped up their training camp in Japan with one win and two defeats to the J1 clubs they sparred with.
Apart from the 2-1 victory over Tokyo Verdy, the club where Lions coach Tsutomo Ogura worked as assistant manager prior to his appointment to the current role in early February, the four-time ASEAN champions succumbed to heavy losses to FC Tokyo (4-0) and Yokohama F. Marinos (7-1).
PREPARING FOR THE AFF MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CUP
The motive of the camp is to gear the team up for the upcoming AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, which is scheduled to commence on 8 December.
The outcome of these friendlies should not be surprising, given the wide gulf in footballing standards between the Republic and Asia's number one.
REALITY CHECK FOR THE LIONS
This notion was fittingly expressed by Coach Ogura in his assessment with The Straits Times when he told the broadsheet: "Before this, they (Singapore) had a feeling of how big the gap was between them and J1 teams, but this became real for them when they actually played."
Some may argue and find it difficult to understand why the Lions did not schedule games against other national sides in order to accumulate some points to push their FIFA ranking during the international break. I believe matches against the Japanese clubs are probably what the Lions have been lacking in recent years.
CHALLENGES OF LOW FIFA RANKING
With due respect to those recent opponents they played, how much experience can the Lions gain from the likes of Papua New Guinea and Guam compared to the reality check offered by the Japanese clubs?
Furthermore, given the low ranking of where we are now (FIFA ranking 161st), it should not be surprising that some national teams would not find us an attractive option in their bid to enhance their ranking at this point.
At a time when many clamour for us to play against stronger opponents in order to improve, haven’t we just done that?
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The Singapore national team wrapped up their training camp in Japan with one win and two defeats to the J1 clubs they sparred with.
Apart from the 2-1 victory over Tokyo Verdy, the club where Lions coach Tsutomo Ogura worked as assistant manager prior to his appointment to the current role in early February, the four-time ASEAN champions succumbed to heavy losses to FC Tokyo (4-0) and Yokohama F. Marinos (7-1).
PREPARING FOR THE AFF MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CUP
The motive of the camp is to gear the team up for the upcoming AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, which is scheduled to commence on 8 December.
The outcome of these friendlies should not be surprising, given the wide gulf in footballing standards between the Republic and Asia's number one.
REALITY CHECK FOR THE LIONS
This notion was fittingly expressed by Coach Ogura in his assessment with The Straits Times when he told the broadsheet: "Before this, they (Singapore) had a feeling of how big the gap was between them and J1 teams, but this became real for them when they actually played."
Some may argue and find it difficult to understand why the Lions did not schedule games against other national sides in order to accumulate some points to push their FIFA ranking during the international break. I believe matches against the Japanese clubs are probably what the Lions have been lacking in recent years.
CHALLENGES OF LOW FIFA RANKING
With due respect to those recent opponents they played, how much experience can the Lions gain from the likes of Papua New Guinea and Guam compared to the reality check offered by the Japanese clubs?
Furthermore, given the low ranking of where we are now (FIFA ranking 161st), it should not be surprising that some national teams would not find us an attractive option in their bid to enhance their ranking at this point.
At a time when many clamour for us to play against stronger opponents in order to improve, haven’t we just done that?
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KYOGA IS A LION NOW ...
🇸🇬 Corroborated sources confirmed that BG Tampines Rovers midfielder Kyoga Nakamura (pictured) has received his Singapore citizenship, making him eligible to play for the Singapore national team.
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🇸🇬 Corroborated sources confirmed that BG Tampines Rovers midfielder Kyoga Nakamura (pictured) has received his Singapore citizenship, making him eligible to play for the Singapore national team.
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NO CONCESSION RATES, THOUGH ⚠️
🎟️ The tickets to upcoming friendlies against Myanmar (14/11) and Chinese Taipei (18/11) will be on sale from "Ticketek" from 5pm today (5/11)
More details ℹ️ ➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-on-sale-for-lions-november-international-friendlies/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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🎟️ The tickets to upcoming friendlies against Myanmar (14/11) and Chinese Taipei (18/11) will be on sale from "Ticketek" from 5pm today (5/11)
More details ℹ️ ➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-on-sale-for-lions-november-international-friendlies/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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Tickets On Sale for Lions’ November International Friendlies - Football Association of Singapore
SINGAPORE, 5 NOVEMBER 2024 – The Singapore Men’s National Team will make their return to the National Stadium in November with two
ICYMI - KYOGA SET TO GO AFTER NAMED IN LIONS SQUAD
Kyoga Nakamura of BG Tampines Rovers is set to earn his first Lions cap after he is officially call-up to the S'pore National Team for the upcoming FIFA window since receiving his citizenship weeks ago.
⚽ The Lions are scheduled to play two friendly matches at the National Stadium when they take on Myanmar on 14/11 before facing Chinese Taipei on 18/11, both matches KO at 8pm.
📝 ➡ Links to relevant articles can be found below here 👇🏻
• https://www.fas.org.sg/singapore-squad-for-november-friendlies-finalised/
• https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-on-sale-for-lions-november-international-friendlies/
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Kyoga Nakamura of BG Tampines Rovers is set to earn his first Lions cap after he is officially call-up to the S'pore National Team for the upcoming FIFA window since receiving his citizenship weeks ago.
⚽ The Lions are scheduled to play two friendly matches at the National Stadium when they take on Myanmar on 14/11 before facing Chinese Taipei on 18/11, both matches KO at 8pm.
📝 ➡ Links to relevant articles can be found below here 👇🏻
• https://www.fas.org.sg/singapore-squad-for-november-friendlies-finalised/
• https://www.fas.org.sg/tickets-on-sale-for-lions-november-international-friendlies/
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LATE DRAMA AT KALLANG
Singapore coach Tsutomu Ogura secured his first international win at home when his charges came from behind to beat Myanmar 3-2 at the National Stadium.
The Lions will face Chinese Taipei at the same venue on coming Monday (18/11)
Get Your Tickets 🎟️ ➡️ http://bit.ly/MENAIF24 at Ticketek Singapore
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Singapore coach Tsutomu Ogura secured his first international win at home when his charges came from behind to beat Myanmar 3-2 at the National Stadium.
The Lions will face Chinese Taipei at the same venue on coming Monday (18/11)
Get Your Tickets 🎟️ ➡️ http://bit.ly/MENAIF24 at Ticketek Singapore
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LIONS SHOWING THE DESIRE
Words from Singapore Coach Tsutomu Ogura after the match against Myanmar showed the Lions' desire to improve their performance when they face Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at the National Stadium.
Match report from Football Association of Singapore 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/singapore-show-mettle-in-spirited-3-2-comeback-win-over-myanmar/
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Words from Singapore Coach Tsutomu Ogura after the match against Myanmar showed the Lions' desire to improve their performance when they face Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at the National Stadium.
Match report from Football Association of Singapore 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/singapore-show-mettle-in-spirited-3-2-comeback-win-over-myanmar/
Get Your Tickets 🎟️ ➡️ http://bit.ly/MENAIF24 at Ticketek Singapore
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LIONS CAN'T AFFORD TO BE LATE
The Singapore national team paid the price for their lack of bite till the very late and succumbed to their third defeat to Chinese Taipei since 2017.
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The Singapore national team paid the price for their lack of bite till the very late and succumbed to their third defeat to Chinese Taipei since 2017.
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SOME RANDOM SNAPS - SGP 2-3 TPE 181123
Here are some other random snaps taken during the international friendly match between Singapore and Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at National Stadium.
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Here are some other random snaps taken during the international friendly match between Singapore and Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at National Stadium.
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COMPILATION OF SHOTS - SGP 2-3 TPE 181124
📷 Here is the compilation of shots from the international friendly match between Singapore and Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at National Stadium.
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📷 Here is the compilation of shots from the international friendly match between Singapore and Chinese Taipei on 18/11 at National Stadium.
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ICYMI - THE 22 LIONS FOR ACQ MATCH VS HK
🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 22 for the upcoming Asian Cup Qualifying match versus Hong Kong on 25/3, prior to that an international friendly against Nepal will be played on 21/3.
🏟️ Both matches will be played at the National Stadium, KO 8.30pm (local time)
ℹ️ Cardiff City’s Perry Ng has been invited to join the Lions for training in Singapore
📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/22-man-squad-announced-as-lions-take-first-steps-on-the-road-to-riyadh/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 22 for the upcoming Asian Cup Qualifying match versus Hong Kong on 25/3, prior to that an international friendly against Nepal will be played on 21/3.
🏟️ Both matches will be played at the National Stadium, KO 8.30pm (local time)
ℹ️ Cardiff City’s Perry Ng has been invited to join the Lions for training in Singapore
📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/22-man-squad-announced-as-lions-take-first-steps-on-the-road-to-riyadh/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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ICYMI - THE 23 LIONS FOR ACQ MATCH VS BAN
🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 23 for the upcoming away Asian Cup Qualifying fixture versus Bangladesh on 10/6, prior to that an international friendly against Maldives will be played on 5/6 at Bishan Stadium.
More details 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tsutomu-ogura-finalises-singapore-squad-for-june-international-window/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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🧢 National coach Tsutomu Ogura named his squad of 23 for the upcoming away Asian Cup Qualifying fixture versus Bangladesh on 10/6, prior to that an international friendly against Maldives will be played on 5/6 at Bishan Stadium.
More details 📝➡️ https://www.fas.org.sg/tsutomu-ogura-finalises-singapore-squad-for-june-international-window/ (Football Association of Singapore)
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