SingaporeW24 Jul · Away Cambodia · 2:1W27 Jul · Home Timor-Leste · 2:0D31 Jul · Away Vietnam · 0:0D7 Aug · Home Indonesia · 1:1L15 Aug · Home Thailand · 1:3W18 Aug · Away Thailand · 2:1
1:3
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
ThailandW4 Aug · Away Philippines · 1:0W8 Aug · Home Myanmar · 2:0W15 Aug · Away Singapore · 3:1L18 Aug · Home Singapore · 1:2L22 Aug · Home Vietnam · 0:2D26 Aug · Away Vietnam · 2:2
In the AFF Championship game on 15 August 2026, Thailand beat Singapore 1:3. Match numbers: shots on target 4:6, fouls 9:11.
Match report
Singapore played host to Thailand in the semi-finals of the Championship AFF on Friday night and watched as the visitors took control with a 1:3 victory. The result sends Thailand to the final while Singapore's campaign ends, and here's the thing — despite controlling 72 percent of possession, the hosts found no answer to Thailand's counter-attacks.
T. Poeiphimai opened the scoring in the fourteenth minute and doubled the advantage before half-time, striking again in the twenty-sixth. S. Ratree added a third in the fifty-first, and I. Fandi sealed the win with a late goal in the eighty-fourth. By then, Singapore had already missed a penalty through S. Anuar in the thirty-fifth, a moment that shifted momentum.
The statistics tell a familiar story: many shots with few goals means chances went begging. Singapore registered eight shots on target and created one big chance, while Thailand needed only six shots on target to score three. The visitors created four big chances from just 53 attacks, and that efficiency can raise questions about tactical approach.
Thailand came into the match with momentum, having won their last three encounters against Myanmar, Philippines and Malaysia. Singapore had extended their unbeaten run to four games before this evening, but the semi-final exposed vulnerabilities that had been hidden in friendlies. The hosts made four substitutions and the visitors five, trying to find a response that never materialised.
The result leaves Thailand in the final with confidence building, while Singapore must reflect on a performance where dominance in possession meant little without penetration. Three goals from six shots on target is a ratio the hosts will not see again for some time.
Prepared from match data
Key numbers
Possession, %72–28.00
Shots on target4–6
Shots off target4–6
Big chances1–4
HT⚽14' T. Poeiphimai — Goal⚽26' T. Poeiphimai — Goal🟨33' Y. Burapha — Yellow card✗35' S. Anuar — Penalty missed⇄43' T. Poeiphimai — Substitution⇄46' G. Kweh — Substitution⚽51' S. Ratree — Goal🟨56' I. Fandi — Yellow card⇄57' L. Tan — Substitution⇄64' O. Thiangkham — Substitution⇄64' K. Khamyok — Substitution⇄69' I. Fandi — Substitution⇄79' S. Ratree — Substitution⇄79' Y. Burapha — Substitution⚽84' I. Fandi — Goal⇄85' S. Anuar — Substitution🟨88' S. Yooyen — Yellow card
0'45'90'
Match events
14'0:1Thailand⚽GoalT. Poeiphimai assist: S. Ratree
26'0:2Thailand⚽GoalT. Poeiphimai assist: W. Choolthong
W4 Aug · Away Philippines · 1:0W8 Aug · Home Myanmar · 2:0W15 Aug · Away Singapore · 3:1L18 Aug · Home Singapore · 1:2L22 Aug · Home Vietnam · 0:2D26 Aug · Away Vietnam · 2:2