Singapore pulls off an epic comeback against China in a thrilling football match. Read on for the exciting details!
In a heart-stopping football match, Singapore staged a remarkable comeback after being two goals down against China. Head coach Tsutomu Ogura's team fought back passionately to salvage a 2-2 draw in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier. The game was filled with intense moments as Singapore's Ikhsan Fandi led the charge, receiving a crucial long ball that turned the tide. The National Stadium was filled with excitement as fans witnessed an unforgettable showdown between the Lions and China.
The match was a true test of resilience for both teams, with Singapore displaying incredible determination under Ogura's leadership. Despite China's early lead, Singapore's Glenn Kweh's tussle with Xie Pengfei showcased the grit and spirit of the Lions. The competitive spirit on the field was electrifying, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats throughout the game.
The draw between Singapore and China in the FIFA World Cup qualifier marked a significant moment for both teams. With both head coaches newly appointed before the match, the game was a showdown of tactics and talent. China, currently third in Group C with one victory and one defeat, faced strong competition from Singapore, highlighting the unpredictable nature of football.
In a surprising turn of events, Branko Ivankovic's debut as China's coach ended in disappointment as his team let a two-goal lead slip against Singapore. The draw served as a wake-up call for China, emphasizing the unpredictable and competitive nature of international football. The match will go down in history as a thrilling clash between two powerhouse teams striving for success in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
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Singapore's Ikhsan Fandi (centre) receives a long ball during the Fifa World Cup 2026 qualifier football match between Singapore and China at the National ...
Singapore's Glenn Kweh (in red) tussling with China's Xie Pengfei during a World Cup qualifier at the National Stadium on March 21. ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG.
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