Vietnam v Singapore Semi-Finals (1st leg) - Dec 17
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Vietnam v Singapore
AFF Suzuki Cup Semi-Finals (1st leg)
Wednesday, December 17
Star Sports Ch 24 - 8:00 pm - (Live)
(2nd Leg on Sunday 21 December - 8:00 pm)
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Go Lions
Go!!
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Go lions!
I predicted..erm...draw 1st den 1nd leg den sg win
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I see Vietnam as the up and coming team in the region and Singapore being happy at where they are now.This 1st leg game has the word 'draw' written all over but I predict a narrow 1-0 from either side.
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AWAY GOAL RULE DOES NOT APPLY
HANOI (16 Dec 2008) – The away goal rule will not apply in the semi-finals of the AFF Suzuki Cup 2008.
After the completion of the Final Round Group Competition last week, the first and second placed teams of each group will play in the semi-final home and away matches.
The first semi-final matches will end after the normal time of 90 minutes irrespective of the final result.
If the second semi-final matches end without any outright winner after the normal full time taking into account the first semi-final match results, there shall be an extension of two periods of 15 minutes each.
If no decisive result is obtained after the end of the extension time, the winner shall be determined by the taking of kicks from the penalty mark in accordance with the decisions of FIFA.
The winners of the semi-final matches shall meet in the home and away final matches. -
Singapore vs Vietnam AFF Suzuki Cup ticket details
Tickets for the AFF Suzuki Cup Semi-Final 2nd Leg between Singapore and Vietnam on Sunday 21 December 2008 will go on sale from Tuesday 16 December to Friday 19 December at Jalan Besar Stadium.
Singapore fans are advised to purchase their tickets early before matchday to avoid disappointment. Subject to availability, tickets will also be on sale on matchday at the National Stadium East and West entrances from 5pm onwards when the gates open.
AFF Suzuki Cup Semi-Final 2nd Leg
Singapore vs Vietnam
Sunday 21 December 2008, 8.00pm
National Stadium, SingaporeTicketing Details
Grandstand: S$10
Gallery (Adults): S$6
Gallery (Students): S$2 (While Stocks Last) (For Secondary School, Junior College and ITE Students only. Students must display valid ID for entry to Stadium)FREE Entry for Primary School Students and Below (Gallery only. Students must display valid ID for entry to Stadium)
Sale Dates:
Tuesday 16 December to Friday 19 December
1.00pm to 8.00pm
South Gate, Jalan Besar StadiumNO SALE on Saturday 20 December
Match Day (Sunday 21 December)
East and West Entrances, National Stadium
5.00pm onwards*Please note that each purchase is limited to a maximum of 4 tickets.*
I thought the National Stadium was closing, closing then closed already... Now re-open again?
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i going to the national stadium this sunday.
anyone else going?
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Go lions!!!
wont be able to catch the match tonight. hope to go down on sunday. Lets make it full house!!!!
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OMG... Singapore is defending like Sunderland...
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hahaha sg defence cmi...attack also cmi -
Omg Vietnam suddenly look like Thailand, and Singapore made to look very ordinary indeed.
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wa vietnam so good today sad they didn't get anything out of it sg lost to them in terms of speed and stamina
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Wa.. I was rooting for a vietnam win. How did they not win?
First half so many chances.. alamak, bullshit lah!
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I guess the Sg team players must have been watching a lot of the recent epl matches on "How to hold out for a draw"...
Park your bus, lorry, mini van, car, anything you can get your hands on between the goalposts and you will keep a clean sheet... lol
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singapore 惨�人� dribble cannot passing also cannot cant even hold ball for 2 sec the viets play like they eaten viagra b4 match their passing was good and their agility and dribbling make sg look letargic.
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den who win?
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0-0 draw?
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Hard to imagine Singapore losing to Vietnam in the return match but they need to pull up their socks soon cuz Thailand is right on track for the championship.
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That's right Singapore!
Show them it's our cup double winning streak is not a fluke!
Beat Vietnam, whether by 1 goal or by penalty shoot-out.We're aiming our eyes on Thailand.
Beating Thailand, coached by Peter Reid (Ex-Sunderlund boss), will position ourselves as true ASEAN football kings in the 21 century!
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Originally posted by dotaro:
That's right Singapore!
Show them it's our cup double winning streak is not a fluke!
Beat Vietnam, whether by 1 goal or by penalty shoot-out.We're aiming our eyes on Thailand.
Beating Thailand, coached by Peter Reid (Ex-Sunderlund boss), will position ourselves as true ASEAN football kings in the 21 century!
Singapore has to keep moving forward in soccer and in need of fresh talents and ideas cuz the crowd is getting bored of the same results.The Singapore team shouldnt be labelled as one lucky team who won twice but a kickass team feared in the region but to be realistic about that it has to got to go through some radical change (no punt intended).....Raddy must also go ! -
Originally posted by dotaro:
That's right Singapore!
Show them it's our cup double winning streak is not a fluke!
Beat Vietnam, whether by 1 goal or by penalty shoot-out.We're aiming our eyes on Thailand.
Beating Thailand, coached by Peter Reid (Ex-Sunderlund boss), will position ourselves as true ASEAN football kings in the 21 century!
but it's sure going to be tough. Peter has e experience of e most lucarative football leagues in e world.
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i thought S'pore got owned last night by Vietnam, their players were much faster, sharper, and more skillful technically as well.
I think the same will happen in the home leg, unless the S'pore team wake up in time.
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have u sg imported retired Zindane? and Paul Gascoin?
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Originally posted by TONY DINH:
have u sg imported retired Zindane? and Paul Gascoin?
stfu and dont make trouble unless u want
tony jarr to send u to heaven.
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lol you gotta be shitting me.