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Singapore to take part in inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, will face Indonesia, Malaysia and India
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Singapore to take part in inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, will face Indonesia, Malaysia and India

Singapore's national football team, the Lions, will participate in the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, scheduled from September 24 to October 3. The tournament features 14 teams divided into two divisions, with Singapore grouped against Indonesia, India, and Malaysia in Group A, all games to be hosted in Indonesia. The event is organized under a partnership between FIFA and ASEAN, aiming to promote regional football development. The tournament follows the ongoing AFF Hyundai Cup and provides Singapore an opportunity to improve its competitive standing. FAS General Secretary Badri Ghent emphasized the importance of such tournaments in fostering national unity and advancing Singapore's football culture.

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Singapore to take part in inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, will face Indonesia, Malaysia and India

Singapore's national football team, the Lions, will participate in the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup, scheduled from September 24 to October 3. The tournament features 14 teams divided into two divisions, with Singapore grouped against Indonesia, India, and Malaysia in Group A, all games to be hosted in Indonesia. The event is organized under a partnership between FIFA and ASEAN, aiming to promote regional football development. The tournament follows the ongoing AFF Hyundai Cup and provides Singapore an opportunity to improve its competitive standing. FAS General Secretary Badri Ghent emphasized the importance of such tournaments in fostering national unity and advancing Singapore's football culture.

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