Persitara v Persema 1-2 (Prince Bello Kabir; Seme Pierre, Robbie Gaspar)
Persisam v Persiba 2-1 (
Singapore Cup Final
Geylang United v Bangkok Glass 1-0 (Hafiz Rahim) 5,870
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Geylang upset Bangkok Glass to ensure the Cup remains in Singapore.
So what if Bangkok Glass were the dominating side in terms of attacking and having most of the
possession throughout the game?
So what if Geylang were the side being under siege and not getting enough balls behind the Thais'
defence?
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Indonesia Super LeaguePSPS v Persebaya 4-1 (Dzumafo Herman Epandi 2, Isnaini; Ngon A Djam)
Epandi's brace makes him the unlikely leading scorer in the ISL with six on the board while
Persebaya's new signing from Albirex Niigata, Takatoshi Uchida, must be wondering what hit him on
his Indonesian debut.
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Media information by Football Association of Singapore)
SINGAPORE, 6th November 2009: Match Tickets for the crucial AFC Asian Cup Qualifier between
Singapore and Thailand on 14 November will go on advanced sale from Sunday, 8 November during the
RHB Singapore Cup final at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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Singapore announces advanced ticket sales for crucial Asian Cup Qualifier against Thailand
SINGAPORE, 6th November 2009: Match Tickets for the crucial AFC Asian Cup Qualifier between
Singapore and Thailand on 14 November will go on advanced sale from Sunday, 8 November during the
RHB Singapore Cup final at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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Without doubt the highlight this weekend is the climax of the season in Malaysia with Kelantan
taking on Negeri Sembilan in the Malaysia Cup final at Bukit Jalil. Earlier in the season some
40,000 fans from the north east descended on the nation's capital to see their heroes take on
Selangor in the FA Cup Final only to go home broken hearted.
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SINGAPORE, 5 November 2009: Singapore's very own Geylang United will take on Thailand's Bangkok
Glass in the RHB Singapore Cup Final at the Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday, 8 November.
Tickets for the final have been reduced to $5.00 for adults. There are still early bird specials
available at $3.
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TTM warming-up before the game
To be honest, it was already a damper prior to this returning fixture of this Singapore Cup
semi-final between these two invited teams - Bangkok Glass and TTM Samut Sakorn.
With a huge task ahead, it wasn't a surprise to write off the Smokers (TTM's nickname), as not many
teams can do what the Portuguese did in 1966 World Cup against the North Korean, before the match
started.
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The ban resulted that Brunei DPMM's participation in the S.League is null and void, despite written
approval was sought at the start of the year from the world governing body on the team's
participation.
Part of DPMM's supporters at the League Cup Final
At that point of time, DPMM, a BAFA associate who used to play in Malaysian League, found
themselves in a wilderness after the Malaysians decided to pull the plug after BAFA was
de-registered by Brunei's Registrar of Societies, which is not inclined with FIFA's stand of
"non-interference from government" policy, so it was subsequently not recognized as the game
governing body in the oil-rich sultanate.
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Things have been quiet of late what with Ramadhan and the Eid festival but that's all coming to an
end and how.
We'll start off with the SLeague in Singapore. Despite all the doom and gloom merchants who come
crawling out of (Sentosa artificial) rocks every time some bad news is percieved to hit the game
there things ain't so bad in Lion City.
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Young Lions v Geylang United 2-0
Home United v Balestier Khalsa 3-0
10 men Home move up to second while Geylang United, celebrated reaching the Singapore Cup semi
finals by losing to Young Lions.
Tonight sees Woodlands v Tampines. Precious possibly up against Noh Alam Shah for the last time in
Singapore.
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Muang Thong United v Bangkok Glass 1-0 13,000
BEC Tero v Pattaya United 3-1
Raj Navy v Chula United 1-1
Bangkok United v Chonburi 1-1
A tense race at the top of the TPL yesterday saw Chonburi drop vital points away to Bangkok United.
Muang Thong United won narrowly against Bangkok Glass days after the Glass Rabbits, maybe sounds
better in Thai, won through to the semi finals of the Singapore Cup.
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It is being reported from Malang that Arema have signed three Singapore internationals. Noh Alam
Shah, Baihakki Khaizan and Mustafic Fahrudin apparently signed yesterday.
Or have they? Another club is interested in two of the players and last night as I was dining with
one of their officials he received an sms saying that one of the trio denied signing.
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Albirex Niigata defeated Tampines Rovers 1-0 earlier on this evening in the Singapore Cup to level
the tie 1-1. Extra time couldn't split the teams and the Japanese won on penalties to join Bangkok
Glass, TTM Samut Sakorn and Geylang United in the semis.
Yeap, the Singapore Cup semi finals will feature three foreign teams.
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Home United v Geylang United 2-2 (Geylang win 4-3 on aggregate)
Heartbreak for Home as Peres De Oliveria's last minute penalty wasn't enough to drag Srivaji's men
into a Singapore Cup semi final. Instead it is the Eagles who find themselves alongside TTM Samut
Sakorn and Bangkok Glass awaiting the winners of tomorrow's final q/f between Tampines Rovers and
Albirex Niigata
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Bangkok Glass v Phnom Penh 3-3 (Nelson Arriagada, Nantawat Thaensopa, Surachet Ngamti; Chan Rithy,
Keo Sokngon, Marcel Modib)
Bangkok Glass became the second Thai team to reach the semi finals of the Singapore Cup after just
about edging the Cambodians last night. They go through 5-4 on aggregate.
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Bangkok Glass' style of play is similar to what we saw by their fellow Thai side - TTM Samut Sakorn
on last Friday.
Glass Rabbit fans... Wondering we would get to see the famed Glass Rabbit cheerleaders anytime
soon?
Patient is the key in orchestrating any attacking play, a logic never seems to adapt by many of the
local clubs who would prefer that "kamikaze" style of football (kick and rush before allowing your
opponents to hit you hard when at vulnerability).
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TTM Samut Sakorn v DPMM 4-2 (Aly Camara, Pradit Taweechai, Thanongsak Promdad, Saksit
Vuttipadadorn; Abdelhamid Berguiga, Ivan Jerkovic) 912
Mid table TPL team thumps SLeague high flyers...does this result, 7-3 on aggregate for the Thais,
give us any indication of the relative strengths of the two leagues?
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It's been a torrid season thus far for Singapore. The national team has struggled, even Liverpool
beat them, the Young Lions preperations for the SEA Games are floundering without a recognised goal
scorer and DPMM (from Brunei) won the League Cup.
Last night in the Singapore Cup Thai side TTM Samut Sakhorn defeated DPMM 3-1 in front of 1,506
fans at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
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(P.S1: Just mainly pictures, with the main text being those "tweets" I posted by mobile earlier and
also to try out some photo-taking using some new methods which I'm still working on it.)
be visit an old fren at JBS later which I hope can materialize,work been piling up &
already snapped, can't keep my cool?
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Singapore Cup Quarter Final Fixtures
Wednesday 26 August
PHNOM PENH CROWN FC VS BANGKOK GLASS FC (First Leg)
Venue: Jalan Besar Stadium
Time: 7.45pm
Friday 28 August
BRUNEI DPMM FC VS TTM SAMUT SAKHON FC (First Leg)
Venue: Jalan Besar Stadium
Time: 7.
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Cup games are always something different as it's a no-hold barred contest between the two team that
whoever lose - OUT YOU GO!! simple as that.
The match between Geylang United and Brunei DPMM was my first League Cup match having just returned
from my Down Under trip.
This was deemed "NO-GOAL"
Was late for the game as it was last minute decision to be at the ground for this match, so I
missed the first goal of the night.
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Singapore League CupSuper Reds v Gombak United 1-0
Home United v Sengkang Punggol 3-1
SAF v DPMM 0-3
Tampines Rovers v Geylang United 3-0
With both Gombak United and SAF going down the point may be argued that they are concentrating on
the league itself while finally Tampines found some goals comfortably defeating Geylang in the
Eastern Derby.
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June 1 sees the start of the Singapore League Cup (SLC) with the 12 members of the SLeague facing
off against each other for the chance of some silverware.
Woodlands Wellington won the first edition of this trophy in 2007 while last year Gombak United
collected it.
This season sees some changes with the competition beginning with a group format, replacing the
knock out manner of earlier years.
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TTM Samut Sakhorn v Super Reds 4-2 (Paul Bekombo 2 Narong Chansaweak, Aly Camara; Yun Bo Young,
Park Han Seok,)
Yet another foreign team reaches the last 8 in the Singapore Cup. The way the draw is set up we are
going to see a Singapore team take on a foreign team in the final next month
Tampines Rovers v Gombak United
Geylang United v Home United
TTM Samut Sakhorn v DPMM
Phnom Penh Crown v Bangkok Glass
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DPMM from Brunei are leading the SLeague. Both Phnom Penh Crown and Bangkok Glass have defeated
SLeague opposition in the Singapore Cup this season with TTM Samut Sakhorn having a go tomorrow.
Add DPMM and we could have four teams in the quarter finals from outside Singapore.
Oh and last December saw the national team get beaten by Vietnam in the AFF Cup semi final.
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VSDATE: 5th May 2009
KICK-OFF:7.30pm (Singapore Time) VENUE: Jalan Besar Stadium
PREVIEWOkay folks, we are heading towards the last home match of SAFFC's ACL campaign this coming
Tuesday (5th of May) at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
It has not been a smooth ride for the defending S.
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Snapped this shot using my mobile after the game.
The newly-crowned Cambodian Cup (Hun Sen Cup) winners Phnom Penh could even have a chance to claim
the Singapore Cup as well, after they brushed aside an unimpressive Young Lions in their opener at
the Jurong West Stadium.
As a promise to one of the players, here's the picture taken after their match.
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Phnom Penh Crown v Young Lions 2-0 (Jean Lappe Lappe 2) 2,420
So good they named him twice, so good he scored twice, Lappe Lappe scored either side of half time
to send the Cambodian side through to the quarter finals of the Singapore Cup where they will meet
Thai Premier League pacesetters Bangkok Glass.
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The venue for the RHB Singapore Cup 2009 Preliminary Round match between TTM Samut Sakhon FC and
Super Reds FC on Wednesday 6 May 2009, kick-off 7.45pm, has been changed to TAMPINES STADIUM.
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For a few years now the SLeague has been struggling for headlines and publicity in Singapore. When
the back pages have been made you can be sure the game has hardly been covered in glory.
Take the match fixing debacle of Liaonang Guoyang a couple of years back. Or Dalian Shide's poor
performances last season.
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That was what I was told by the stadium "jaga", as he pointed to me the poster at the notice board
that said no video and filming are allowed at the stadium premises.
"If you want , you have to speak to my officer at second floor" said the "jaga".
The point was that never in my blogging experience I was told that photo-taking was not allowed in
any of the SSC stadium (unless it is really the case).
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SAFFC were knocked out of the Singapore Cup tournament by resurrected Geylang United at the Bedok
Stadium.
Picture tells a thousand words - take note of SAFFC's players' (in darker outfit) reaction after
the game.
"They (Geylang) took their chances and we didn't." said grim-faced Richard Bok after his fatigued
SAFFC were knocked out of the Singapore Cup by Geylang United.
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Geylang United v SAF 2-1 (Yasir Hanapi, Syed Thaha; Therdsak Chaiman)
SAF certainly won't be making it three Singapore Cup triumphs in three seasons as they surprisingly
fell to Geylang United in the Qualifying Round of the 2009 edition.
Previous winnersYear Winner1998 Tanjong Pagar United
1999 Singapore Armed Forces FC
2000 Home United
2001 Home United
2002 Tampines Rovers
2003 Home United
2004 Tampines Rovers
2005 Home United
2006 Tampines Rovers
2007 Singapore Armed Forces FC
2008 Singapore Armed Forces FC
Quarter Finals 2009Tampines Rovers/Sengkang Punggol v Albirex Niigata/Gombak United
Geylang United v Home United
TTM Samut Sakhorn/Super Reds v DPMM
Phnom Penh Crown/Young Lions v Bangkok Glass
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