Singapore vs Malaysia - AFC Saturday Jan 27
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Asean Football Championship 2007: Semi-Final (2nd Leg):
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Singapore vs Malaysia
Sat 27 Jan - Ch 23 - 8:00pm - (Live)
Venue : Kallang National Stadium
Defending champion Singapore meets Malaysia again in the 2nd leg of their 2007 Asean Football Championship Semi-final match. Aide Iskandar, The Lions captain won't be playing any part in this match after his 2 yellow cards in the 1st leg.
Singapore vs Malaysia match at Kallang on the 27 of Jan 2007. Kickoff time is 8pm.
Pre-sale of tickets for the Asean Football Championship Semi-Final 2nd Leg will commence on Tuesday, 23 January 2007.
Tickets are available at the FAS Office, Jalan Besar Stadium till Friday, 26 January, during office hours (9am to 5pm).
Tickets are also sold at the S.League Clubs listed below:
Sales Venues
Albirex Niigata FC (S) - Far East Square #02-03
Balestier Khalsa FC - Toa Payoh Stadium
Geylang United FC - 101 Bedok North Ave 3
Gombak United FC - Bukit Gombak Sports Hall #01-03
Home United FC - Bishan Stadium #01-01
Sengkang Punggol FC - Hougang Stadium
SAFFC - Choa Chu Kang Stadium 4D Outlet
Tampines Rovers FC - Tampines Stadium
Operating hours of S.League Clubs: 10am to 6pm.
Pre-sale at S.League Clubs will end on Thursday, 25 January.
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Ticket Pricing:
· Grandstand S$10.00
· Adult Gallery S$6.00
· Child Gallery S$2.00
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Singapore Team Players:
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I wonder who is Singapore's vice captain...
I guess we need a new guy after our regular captain Aide Iskandar got himself sent-off for god knows whatever reason...
Suddenly we got a foreign talent (Daniel Bennett) looking to become our captain...
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with the number of foreign talent we have.we must win
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Indra ususally takes the arm band
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when he kana sent off yesterday
i notice the captain band is still with him to the changing room
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Daniel Bennett or Indra Sahdan for Captain -
If u want to compare someone who is the best candidate i would say someone like mustafic fairuddin.
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Yeah, i think so... he just walk away didn't see him pass the band to anyone... They didn't looked like they had a plan B just in cases like this.Originally posted by pierre^^:when he kana sent off yesterday
i notice the captain band is still with him to the changing room
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When Terry was sent-off he pass his band to Lampard, Neville pass it to Giggs, Henry to Gilberto... This fellow just walk away ?
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Well, he is quite a good choice but he don't have a high profile and he is still consider quite a junior member in the team...Originally posted by Pitot:If u want to compare someone who is the best candidate i would say someone like mustafic fairuddin.
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CAn built him up.Originally posted by zocoss:Well, he is quite a good choice but he don't have a high profile and he is still consider quite a junior member in the team...
U need someone who is capable of holding the team together. I feel that he does well and he is a very big miss in the last match.
With aide gone and him back for the next match, it is a blessing in disguise. -
aide has past his best years and should hang up his boots after this tournament...
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Big game! plus with no premiership matches this weekend, local fans shd turn up in numbers to support!
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there are Cup games lehOriginally posted by RSP:Big game! plus with no premiership matches this weekend, local fans shd turn up in numbers to support! -
Wow reported just now on Tv news that tickets are going like "hot cakes"... Looks like tomorrow may get a 50,000 at Kallang!
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Malaysia FA get commission or not???
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imagine that 50k goes to malaysians.Originally posted by zocoss:Wow reported just now on Tv news that tickets are going like "hot cakes"... Looks like tomorrow may get a 50,000 at Kallang! 
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Latest update only 18000 tickets confirm sold. I'm predicting a 3-1 win for Malaysia.
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I predicting a 3-1 for Malaysia.Originally posted by Manager433:Latest update only 18000 tickets confirm sold. I'm predicting a 3-1 win for Malaysia.
3 Malaysians, 1 singaporean turn up. -
i also tink MY will win
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Norizan: Kallang Roar will not unnerve us
Malaysia coach Norizan Bakar dismisses the theory that the Kallang Roar will unnerve his players in the second leg of the Asean Football Championship semi-final against Singapore on Saturday (Jan 27).
A full house of 55,000 is expected at Kallang in what looks set to be the last meeting between the arch rivals before the 34-year-old National Stadium makes way for a new sports hub this year.
As of Thursday (Jan 25), 20,000 tickets have already been sold in Singapore while only about 1,000 Malaysian fans are expected to make the trip for this return leg. When asked if playing away in front of a partisan home crowd would affect his players, Norizan shrugged it off, saying that Malaysia have been playing only one home game all competition anyway.
"We have played three games (in the group stage in Bangkok) away from home and we did very well playing against Thailand in front of their own supporters, so I don't think playing there will be any pressure.
"A big part of the preparation is to stress the players will take to the field with a positive attitude. "We deserve to be where we are (in the last four) because of our positive attitude and we are going to make sure we stick to that tomorrow night."
Norizan expects his charges to 'hold nothing back' after being held to a 1-1 draw in the first leg on Tuesday at Shah Alam. "We did quite well in the first leg and it's only another match to the final. But to me, the match tomorrow is already like a final. So we are not going to hold back," he said at the pre-match press conference on Friday morning.
Despite being held to a draw by ten-man Singapore in the first leg, Norizan saw many positives in his team's performance. "It was a positive result, I feel. Thankfully we have an injury-free squad and I don't think we will have to make too many drastic changes." Which might mean that Fauzie Nan keeps his place in the starting lineup despite the return of left wingback Irwan Fadli Idrus from suspension.
Norizan also said that forward Nizaruddin Yusof - who was taken off just before the break in the first leg - would be fit enough to partner Hairuddin Omar in attack. -
i tink will draw in 90 mins, den after dat penalty sg win.
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Reported that 45,000 tickets has been sold as of yesterday... Balance 10,000 will be on sale at the stadium today... Looks like a sell-out match!
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left ard 10,000.
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if sg go into the finals then i will go watch
