Singapore lose football friendly to Oman

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Bishan Stadium, Thursday, December 31, 2009 – Singapore football ended the year on a losing note, going down 1-4 to Oman in a friendly.

This was the last preparatory game for the Lions before their AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Iran at the National Stadium on January 6th.

Three first-half goals by Oman left the Singapore national football team reeling.

Oman opened the scoring through Fauzi Basheer after 15 minutes and Yaqoob Abdul Kareem added another five minutes later.

It was the second meeting in the space of three days between the two teams. The earlier match ended goalless.

Hussan Ali made it 3-0 by half-time for the Omanis who are preparing for their AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Indonesia on January 6th as well.

Osama Hadid then scored a fourth for Oman in the 69th minute before Indra Sahdan pulled one back for Singapore from a Shaiful Esah free-kick.

Indra pounced a loose ball after the Omani keeper failed to hold Shaiful’s free-kick. It was Indra’s 27th goal in 105 international appearances.

“We gave them chances while we did not take our own and as a result they punished us. We certainly deserved this result,” said an unhappy Singapore national coach Radokjo Avramovic, on the FAS website.

“With their quality in passing and movement, they were sure to punish us if we played like we did.

“We hardly had any positives out of this game and we must now ask ourselves some hard questions ahead of next Wednesday’s match.”

Singapore are second in Group E, just ahead of Thailand (5 points) and Jordan (4) and will need to at least a draw against Iran (7) who top the group.

The top two teams qualify for the Asian Cup finals in Doha, Qatar, in 2011.

Singapore Line Up
Hassan Sunny (gk), Baihakki Khaizan (Rosman Sulaiman 71′), Precious Emeujeraye, Daniel Bennett, Shaiful Esah, Khairul Amri (Ridhuan Muhamad 17′), Hariss Harun, Fahrudin Mustafic (Noh Rahman 46′), Shahril Ishak (Fazrul Nawaz 46′), Aleksandar Duric (Indra Sahdan 46′) and Noh Alam Shah (c) (Mazrezwan Masturi 70′)

AFC – Asian Cup Qatar 2011 (Qualifying Stage)
Singapore Vs Islamic Republic of Iran

DATE
Wednesday 6 January 2010
07:30PM

VENUE
National Stadium

TICKET PRICE
S$11 – Grandstand
S$7 – Gallery
S$3 – Gallery (Child/ Student- Pri, Sec, ITE & JC) and Senior Citizen 55 yrs & above

Tickets are on sale at SISTIC

Singapore National Football Team

Jersey # Full Name DOB (Age) Position Caps Goals Club
1 Hassan Sunny 02/04/1984 GK 25 0 Tampines Rovers
2 Ridhuan Muhamad 06/05/1984 MF 58 3 Arema Malang (Indonesia)
3 Baihakki Khaizan 31/01/1984 DF 74 2 Persija (Indonesia)
4 Isa Halim 15/05/1984 MF 28 0 Home United
5 Noh Rahman 02/08/1980 DF/MF 72 0 SAFFC
6 Precious Emuejeraye 21/03/1983 DF 54 0 Sriwijaya
7 Shi Jiayi 02/09/1983 MF 43 3 Home United
8 Noh Alam Shah 03/09/1980 FW 77 35 Arema Malang (Indonesia)
9 Aleksandar Duric 12/08/1970 FW 24 11 Tampines Rovers
10 Indra Sahdan Daud 05/03/1979 FW 106 27 SAFFC
12 Khairul Amri 14/03/1985 FW 60 9 Tampines Rovers
13 Fazrul Nawaz 17/04/1985 FW 37 3 Gombak United
14 John Wilkinson 24/08/1979 MF 29 4 SAFFC
15 Mustafic Fahrudin 17/04/1981 MF 50 6 Persija (Indonesia)
16 Daniel Bennett 07/01/1978 DF 92 6 SAFFC
17 Shahril Ishak 23/01/1984 MF 76 5 Home United
18 Lewis Lionel 16/12/1982 GK 67 0 Home United
21 Hariss Harun 19/11/1990 MF 15 0 Young Lions
22 Shaiful Esah 12/05/1986 DF 9 0 SAFFC
? Masrezwan Masturi 17/02/1981 FW 19 2 Geylang United
24 Tengku Mushadad 07/08/1984 MF 7 0 Home United
26 Rosman Sulaiman 06/11/1982 DF 7 0 Home United
? Juma’at Jantan 23/02/1984 DF 13 0 Home United
? Sevki Sha’ban 02/05/1984 DF 4 0 Geylang United
? Shahril Alias 14/05/1984 DF 0 0 Home United
? Qiu Li 06/06/1981 FW 1 0 Tampines Rovers
? Jasper Chan 07/11/1988 GK 0 0 Young Lions

N.B. This table is updated with each new international match and so if you are reading an older post, the information may not be up-to-date.

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