Singapore’s national football team faced a tough challenge during their World Cup qualifier, succumbing to a 4-1 defeat against China at the Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium on Tuesday, March 26.
The two teams entered the match with differing sentiments; Singapore carried the momentum of a resilient 2-2 draw from their previous encounter at the National Stadium. However, the optimism was short-lived as China dominated the game, leaving the Lions to grapple with the aftermath of a significant loss.
With this latest defeat, Singapore finds itself at the bottom of their World Cup qualifying group, clinging to a single point. The road ahead is daunting, with critical matches against South Korea and Thailand remaining. The Lions must clinch victories in both games to keep their slim hopes of advancing to the next qualifying round alive.
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