National Team - Singapore Lions

SINGAPORE, 17 DECEMBER 2012: In support for our Singapore national team, the Football Association of Singapore, together with the People’s Association, will be showing the 2012 AFF Suzuki Cup Final 1^st Leg match between Singapore and Thailand “LIVE”, on Wednesday, the 19^th of December at the Tampines West Community Club, as well as at Fengshan Community Club.

SINGAPORE, 18 DECEMBER 2012: The Football Association of Singapore is pleased to announce the ticketing details for the upcoming AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 Final (2nd Leg) between Singapore and Thailand, scheduled to be played at Supachalasai Stadium, Bangkok on 22 December 2012, 7pm (GMT +7).  

Isa Halim, the Lions’ midfield hardman, will be reaching a personal career milestone this Wednesday when he laces up his boots against Thailand in the AFF Suzuki Cup final.

Already capped 49 times for his country, the 26 year-old will reach the half a century mark when he makes an appearance on Wednesday.

“It is a great honour to play 50 times for your country. Every single time I pull on the Lions’ jersey I feel a great sense of pride. Out of 5 million Singaporeans, I am one of the few who get to represent my country at the highest level  and it feels special.

SINGAPORE, 16 DECEMBER 2012: The pre-match sales of tickets, open to HOME (Singapore) fans only, for the first leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 Final between Singapore and Thailand kicked off today at 10am and were sold out by 1.20pm as the Lions’ fans turned up in droves to grab the chance to watch their heroes ‘live’ in action.

SINGAPORE, 14 DECEMBER 2012: The Football Association of Singapore is pleased to announce the ticketing details for the upcoming AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 Final (1st Leg) between Singapore and Thailand, scheduled to be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on 19 December 2012, 8pm.   

Singapore topped Group B on goal difference after they secured wins over Malaysia (3-0) and Laos (4-3) and secured a place in their fourth final of the tournament after overcoming Philippines 1-0 on aggregate in the semi-finals which were played in a Home and Away format.

SINGAPORE - Singapore will go into their forth AFF Suzuki Cup Final against Thailand in what has been touted as the region’s premier tournament, to be held on December 19th (1st Leg) and 22nd (2nd Leg).

Following their 1-0 aggregate win over the Philippines, the Lions had to wait 24 hours to find out who their opponents will be for this year’s edition of the AFF Suzuki Cup final as Thailand overcame Malaysia 3-1 on aggregate.  

Singapore – Khairul Amri fired home the only goal of a tight contest as three-time champions Singapore booked their place in the AFF Suzuki Cup final with a 1-0 victory over the Philippines at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday.

More than 7,000 fans are set to paint the Jalan Besar Stadium red tonight when our Lions face the Philippines in the second leg semi-final of the AFF Suzuki Cup. After a goal-less first leg, and with the away goals rule, the Lions need to win to earn a slot in the finals.

The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) President Zainudin Nordin hopes all Singaporeans will wear red tonight at Jalan Besar in a show of support as the Lions aim to reach the AFF Suzuki Cup final.

The stage is set for an exciting finale in Wednesday night’s AFF Suzuki Cup second leg semi-final between Singapore and Philippines at the Jalan Besar stadium.

Despite carving out the best chances of the game in the first lag in Manila on Saturday, the Lions were unable to penetrate the Azkals defence and the match ended 0-0.

Without an away goal to bring back to Jalan Besar, the Lions know that the job is far from over, especially with a Philippines side boosting a number of European based players.

Singapore was held to a goalless draw against Philippines in the first leg of the AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final at the Rizal Memorial stadium in Manila.

In a hard fought match, Singapore were not able to crack the resolute Philippines defence despite carving out a number of chances throughout the match.

The Lions started brightly, with Captain Shahril Ishak and strike partner Khairul Amri causing havoc to the Azkals defence with their movement and trickery on the ball.