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News and updates on women's football in Singapore. (This page is not affiliated to the Football Assoc

Women’s Football in Singapore was created to provide a rare platform for Singapore women’s football news and updates to be shared with like-minded people. The page also aims to create a greater awareness on the progression of women’s football at the global level by sharing information on international tournaments, grassroots programmes, etc. As access to local women’s football updates can be limited, do drop us a message to share any information that you can get your hands on and we will do our best to keep everyone else in the loop. We would love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to leave comments and discuss women’s football matters right here! Together, we can create a more comprehensive platform to share the latest women’s football happenings.

13/10/2026

AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers (Group B) | Full-time: Indonesia 5 – 0 Singapore

Photo: Football Association of Singapore

12/10/2026

Women's Premier League All-Stars | Full-time: Team White 4 - 2 Team Red

Photo: Women's Premier League

09/10/2026

AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers (Group B) | Full-time: Bahrain 0 – 4 Singapore

Photo: Football Association of Singapore

08/10/2026

Women's Premier League All-Stars | Full-time: Team Red 0 - 4 Team White

Photo: Women's Premier League

06/10/2026

AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers (Group B) | Full-time: Singapore 1 – 0 Saudi Arabia

Photo: Football Association of Singapore

28/09/2026

Schedule for the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Women's Football Week from 3 to 11 October 2026

Admission to the AFC Qualifiers and WPL All-Stars matches is free - simply show at entry that you are following the FAS (FAS) and WPL (Women's Premier League) official Instagram accounts respectively.

24/09/2026

Article in The Straits Times (24 September 2026) – Danelle takes pro football in Japan in her stride

One-year extension at top-tier club shows it is where she can grow as a player, she says

Source: The Straits Times

23/09/2026

Singapore’s women’s football will take centre stage this October, as the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) hosts Women’s Football Week from 3 to 11 October.

Through international matches, player appearances, and a domestic league showcase, Women’s Football Week aims to create more competitive and development opportunities for players, provide greater visibility for the women’s game, and build sustained fan engagement ahead of the Lionesses’ final two home fixtures of the year in November.

Entry to the WPL All-Stars match and the AFC tournament is free for fans who follow WPL‘s and FAS‘ official Instagram accounts respectively. Fans will simply need to show that they are following the page upon entry.

⚽ Fans to meet the Lionesses at Takashimaya Square B2

Women’s Football Week opens with a fan meet-and-greet on 3 and 4 October (12pm–2pm) at Takashimaya Square B2, held within the mall’s wider “SJ60” event (29 September–11 October) marking 60 years of Singapore–Japan diplomatic relations.

Fans will have the chance to meet the Lionesses and Head Coach Mihoko Ishida, with Farhanah Ruhaizat, Umairah Hamdan, Putri Syaliza, Venetia Lim, Dhaniyah Qasimah, Lim Li Xian and Irsalina Irwan set to take part. More details will be announced soon.

Source/Image: Football Association of Singapore

⚽ Singapore to host AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers at Bishan

The week’s centrepiece sees Singapore host Group B of the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup China 2027 Qualifiers at Bishan Stadium at 8pm, with the Under-16 Girls facing Saudi Arabia (5 October), Bahrain (8 October) and Indonesia (11 October). Each group winner advances to the China 2027 Finals alongside DPR Korea, Japan, Australia and China PR, who qualified automatically from the 2026 edition.

The 23-player squad is led by Head Coach Angeline Chua, a former Lioness with 32 caps and one international goal. Chua returns to FAS after previously spending eight years coaching within the national set-up, including as Head Coach of Singapore’s Under-14 women’s team. She subsequently held head coaching roles with the Seychelles and Fiji Football Federations, most recently guiding Fiji’s U19 side to third place at a region

13/09/2026

Article in The Sunday Times (13 September 2026) – Football takes her from Bedok to Brighton

Singaporean Koh bridges medicine and sport as first-team doctor at English football club

Source: The Sunday Times

21/08/2026

Singapore U16 girls wrap up Srikandi Merdeka Cup campaign with valuable international exposure

Singapore’s U16 Women’s National Team wrapped up their Srikandi Merdeka Cup 2026 campaign at the group stage, picking up three points from three matches in Central Java, Indonesia.

The tournament was a first taste of international football at this level for much of the squad, with goals from Qhalisah Arysha, Amelia Tan and Ray-En Ho — who also earned their international debuts here — among the strongest signs of what this group is capable of.

Singapore opened against Jordan on 15 August, going down 1-3 despite Ray-En’s penalty in the 82nd minute. Two days later, the side responded with a 2-0 win over Putri Nusantara (Indonesia B), Qhalisah’s header and Amelia’s 90+4′ strike sealing the result. The campaign closed on 19 August with a 6-0 defeat to eventual group winners Thailand.

More than the results, though, the tournament gave the squad a clear read on where they stand as they build towards AFC U17 Women’s qualifiers in October.

Read the full article at https://fas.org.sg/singapore-u16-girls-wrap-up-srikandi-merdeka-cup-campaign-with-valuable-international-exposure/.

Source/Photo: Football Association of Singapore

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