India vs singapore football

Sunil Chhetri-led India will face off against Singapore in an international friendly as part of theHung Thinh Tournament 2022 on Saturday. Apart from India and Singapore, Vietnam the hosts are also part of the tournament. The Indian football team come into this fixture on the back of a three-match winning streak having defeatedCambodia, Afghanistan and Hong Kong in June during their 2023 AFC Asian Qualifying third round. The Blue Tigers are favourites coming into this match, as Singapore are ranked 159 in FIFA rankings, and they have already lost to Vietnam 4-0 earlier on Wednesday. MATCHDAY The Thong Nhat, Vietnam 5.30 PM IST The Croatian head coach has called a 23-man squad withPritam Kotal, Manvir Singh and Subhashish Bose among some notable absentees, however, Rahul KP and Lallianzuala Chhangte have been included in the roster. Here's all you need to know about India vs Singapore, international friendly When will India vs Singapore, international friendly take place? India vs Singapore, international friendly will be played on Saturday, September 24. Where will India vs Singapore, international friendly take place? India vs Singapore, international friendly will be played at theThong Nhat Stadium in Vietnam What time will India vs Singapore, international friendlybegin? India vs Singapore, international friendlywill begin at 5:30 PM IST. Where can you watchIndia vs Singapore, international friendly liveon TV in India? India vs Singapore, international friendlywill be t...

The Indian men’s football team began the three-nation Hung Thinh friendly tournament with a 1-1 draw against Singapore at the Thong Nhat Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on Saturday. Singapore’s Ikhsan Fandi (37’) scored the opening goal of the match before India’s Ashique Kuruniyan (43’) restored the parity. It was the first Both teams enjoyed equal possession in the opening 15 minutes without any meaningful openings. India, India began to look more threatening as the match progressed, earning back-to-back corners in the 31st minute. However, both the chances were snuffed out by the resilient Singaporean backline. Singapore won a free-kick just outside the box following a clumsy challenge by India's Ashique Kuruniyan in the 37th minute. The powerful strike from Singapore forward Ikshan Fandi took a heavy deflection from India's three-member wall, eventually beating goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu to give Singapore a 1-0 lead. India responded with three minutes to play in the first half through Ashique Kuruniyan's clinical low shot from inside the box. The assist came from Indian captain Sunil Chhetri, who beat two Singapore defenders to provide Kuruniyan with a perfect pass. There was nothing to separate the two sides in terms of possession at the end of the first half. India, however, had more shots on target compared to Singapore. India began the second half well but Singapore goalkeeper Hassan Sunny pulled off two crucial saves in the first five minutes. Sunil Chh...

India will start as the clear favorites as their opponents are ranked a lowly 159 in the FIFA Rankings. But head coach Igor Stimac underlined that Singapore would have a slight advantage owing to their high-pressing style of play. The Croatian hence urged his side to play with confidence to overcome the challenge. The Blue Tigers have faced Vietnam on 26 occasions, with 12 of those matches going in India's favor. Meanwhile, Singapore won 11 of those encounters. Only three matches ended in a draw. Hence, the game is expected to be closely contested. Matches Played: 26 India wins: 12 Singapore wins: 11 Draws: 3 India vs Singapore: The Blue Tigers squad for the friendlies Here is the 23-man squad for the friendlies against Vietnam and Singapore: Goalkeepers: Defenders: Midfielders: Liston Colaco, Muhammed Ashique Kuruniyan, Vikram Partap Singh, Udanta Singh Kumam, Anirudh Thapa, Brandon Fernandes, Yasir Mohammad, Jeakson Singh Thounaojam, Sahal Abdul Samad, Rahul KP, and Lallianzuala Chhangte. Forwards: India vs Singapore: Livestreaming and telecast details India's match against Singapore will be telecast on Eurosport at 5.30 pm on Saturday, September 24. The encounter will also be livestreamed on Jio TV and the Indian Football Facebook Page.

Earlier in the day, India head coach Igor Stimac announced his final squad for the international friendlies. The Croatian coach named a 23-member final squad that will travel to Vietnam for the friendlies. The final squad is a trimmed version of the Vikram Partap Singh, who had earlier withdrawn from the probable squad due to injury, returned to the final squad replacing Deepak Tangri. The Indian football team squad is as follows: India’s final squad for friendlies Goalkeepers: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem and Amrinder Singh Defenders: Sandesh Jhingan, Roshan Singh Naorem, Anwar Ali, Akash Mishra, Chinglensana Singh Konsham, Harmanjot Singh Khabra and Narender Midfielders: Liston Colaco, Muhammed Ashique Kuruniyan, Vikram Partap Singh, Udanta Singh Kumam, Anirudh Thapa, Brandon Fernandes, Yasir Mohammad, Jeakson Singh Thounaojam, Sahal Abdul Samad, Rahul Kannoly Praveen and Lallianzuala Chhangte Forwards: Sunil Chhetri and Ishan Pandita Igor Stimac, whose contract has now been extended till the AFC Asian Cup 2023, sounded confident about the task at hand. “We are definitely capable of winning the tournament, but I think it’s the small things that will decide who win it,” the head coach said. Indian football team’s Fixtures in Hung Thinh Friendly Football Tournament September 24: Singapore vs India, 5.30 PM IST September 27: Vietnam vs India, 5.30 PM IST Eurosport will live telecast the matches in India. For more updates, follow •

Both the matches will be played on September 24 and 27, respectively. The Senior Men’s Indian Football Team will be back in action in September, when they play two International Friendlies against Singapore and Vietnam. The Blue Tigers will travel to Vietnam on September 22, 2022, and subsequently play Singapore on September 24, and the hosts on September 27, before making the return journey back to India on September 28. India are currently placed 104th on the FIFA Men’s World Rankings, while their two opponents are placed at 97th (Vietnam) and 159th (Singapore). Having qualified for the AFC Asian Cup 2023 almost two months back, India, coached by former Croatia international Igor Stimac, will be looking to prepare for the apex continental tournament next year. Speaking on the two matches ahead, Stimac said, “We are happy about the upcoming challenges, and we’re looking forward to maintaining the quality of performances that we have recently dished out.” The coach further mentioned that efforts are being made to provide the Blue Tigers with a substantial preparatory camp, while he also remains hopeful for a practice match against Kerala Blasters ahead of their departure to Vietnam. India’s FIFA Friendlies in September: September 24:India vs Singapore September 27:Vietnam vs India India’s performance in AFC Asian Cup Third Round Qualifiers India played, perhaps for the first time under Igor Stimac, some sensation football in the AFC Asian Cup third round Qualifiers. Groupe...

Riding high on confidence after qualifying for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup , India begins their preparation for the quadrennial extravaganza by locking horns with Singapore at the Thong Nhat Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. The match will kick off at 05:30 PM IST and will be live streamed on Jio TV and Eurosport. India is currently ranked 104th in FIFA rankings while their opponents Singapore are positioned 159th in the table. The Blue Tigers qualified for the AFC Asian Cup second time in a row but Singapore missed out after finishing third in their qualifying group. The Blue Tigers will be banking on the striking prowess of Sunil Chhetri and the trickery of Ashique Kuruniyan, which proved pivotal on their path to qualification for the AFC Asian Cup. Current Form India will be returning to competition after three months of hiatus as the players engaged themselves in pre-season competitions like Durand Cup 2022. Prior to that, they beat Cambodia 2-0 where Sunil Chhetri struck a brace – one from a penalty in the 14th minute and the other from a cheeky header off a Brandon Fernandes cross in the 60th minute. After staying goalless for 85 minutes, Sunil Chhetri’s free-kick from the edge of the box nestled into the top corner as India took the lead. Zohib Islam Amiri equalised two minutes later but substitute Ashique Kuruniyan slipped a pass for Sahal Abdul Samad in the 91st minute to score the winner. Against Hong Kong, India made their intentions clear in the 2nd minute as ...