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  • 19 August 2026, Vietnam vs Malaysia, 2-0, Lose
  • 16 August 2026, Malaysia vs Vietnam, 0-2, Lose
  • 08 August 2026, Malaysia vs Philippines, 1-0, Win
  • 01 August 2026, Thailand vs Malaysia, 2-0, Lose
  • 28 July 2026, Malaysia vs Laos, 4-0, Win
Malaysia
Home
  • 18 August 2026, Thailand vs Singapore, 1-2, Win
  • 15 August 2026, Singapore vs Thailand, 1-3, Lose
  • 07 August 2026, Singapore vs Indonesia, 1-1, Draw
  • 31 July 2026, Vietnam vs Singapore, 0-0, Draw
  • 27 July 2026, Singapore vs Timor-Leste, 2-0, Win
Singapore
Away
ASEAN Championship
ASEAN Championship, Asia

In the ASEAN Championship match between Malaysia and Singapore, the final scoreline may suggest a stalemate, but the underlying statistics reveal an engaging battle. Both teams struggled to convert opportunities into goals, which is prominently highlighted by the absence of goals on the scoresheet. Malaysia demonstrated a more aggressive approach in their attacking play with nine corner kicks compared to Singapore's six, suggesting a more persistent pressing toward the Singaporean defense.

Both teams exhibited aggressive playing styles, as evidenced by the foul counts, with Malaysia committing 14 fouls and Singapore committing 11. These numbers indicate that while Malaysia was slightly more aggressive, Singapore's efforts often resulted in disciplinary action, racking up four yellow cards compared to Malaysia's single booking. The surplus of yellow cards against Singapore, especially clustered during the second half, may have had a psycho-tactical impact, potentially restraining Singapore’s players from fully committing to tackles and duels for fear of receiving a red card.

In terms of discipline and control, Malaysia managed to maintain composure with only one yellow card and fewer offsides, highlighting a slightly superior organizational structure in high-pressure situations. While the match ended goalless, Malaysia's ability to earn nearly double the corner kicks and manage fewer disciplinary actions suggests they maintained a strategic advantage in creating chances, even if they weren't successful in capitalizing on these opportunities. The high number of fouls and yellow cards from Singapore reflects potential vulnerabilities in maintaining defensive discipline, which Malaysia could have better exploited to break the deadlock.

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Form Guide

Lose2-0Vietnam vs Malaysia
Lose0-2Malaysia vs Vietnam
Win1-0Malaysia vs Philippines
Lose2-0Thailand vs Malaysia
Win4-0Malaysia vs Laos
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
5:6
GOALS / MATCH
1
  • Malaysia has two wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 5:6, scoring 1 goals average
Win1-2Thailand vs Singapore
Lose1-3Singapore vs Thailand
Draw1-1Singapore vs Indonesia
Draw0-0Vietnam vs Singapore
Win2-0Singapore vs Timor-Leste
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
6:5
GOALS / MATCH
1.2
  • Singapore has two wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 6:5, scoring 1.2 goals average

Malaysia H2H Singapore

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Home gameMalaysia41SingaporeAway gameASEAN Championship
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Home gameMalaysia01SingaporeAway gameInternational Friendlies
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
7:5
GOALS / MATCH
1.40
  • In the last five matches that these two sides meet, Malaysia overtook Singapore twice
  • Malaysia won twice, lost twice and had one draw
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 7:5; average goals per match – 1.40
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