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Timor Leste beat Singapore in the Group A soccer match
SEA Games 2025
at Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok, Saturday (6/12) evening.
This is Singapore’s first match, while for Timor Leste it is the second match after being defeated by Thailand 1-6 on Wednesday (3/12).
Singapore became the first team to score a goal in this match.The Lions’ young team’s neat attack made the ball hit the goalpost and Ahmad Rashid, who was in the path of the ball’s reflection, fired Ahmad Rashid’s shot which made the ball lodge in the goal in the 11th minute.
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Timor Leste scored a goal back in the 19th minute.An attack from Olagar Xavier on the right resulted in a chance at the goal mouth.Vabio Canavaro scored a goal from inside the penalty box.
Lafaek’s young squad created a chance through Gostavo Zenivio, but the goal was not created because the ball went wide of the goal.
In the 42nd minute Timor Leste scored the second goal.Anizo Correia completed the open play scheme after receiving Olagar Xavier’s cut back pass.
Olagar, who twice provided dangerous passes, then scored a goal during injury time in the first half.Olagar maximized the negligence of Singapore’s defenders.The pace also cannot be stopped
Singapore had a chance in the second half.Kieran Tao tries to polish the ball from Jonan Tan’s free kick.The round skin only hit the goalpost.
Responding to their lagging position, Singapore tried to play more actively attacking.Timor Leste was able to react well in defense.
Emral Abus’ team also continues to try not to reduce the intensity of the pressure.
Singapore’s attack winds felt stronger, but there were no significant opportunities due to Timor Leste’s ability to secure the final third area.
Timor Leste secured a 3-1 win and won three points in the second match while also opening up a chance to advance to the semifinals of the 2025 SEA Games.
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