MalaysiaW8 Aug · Home Philippines · 1:0L16 Aug · Home Vietnam · 0:2L19 Aug · Away Vietnam · 0:2W25 Sep · Away Bangladesh · 3:0D28 Sep · Away Indonesia · 0:0W1 Oct · Home Singapore · 6:0
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SingaporeD7 Aug · Home Indonesia · 1:1L15 Aug · Home Thailand · 1:3W18 Aug · Away Thailand · 2:1L25 Sep · Away Indonesia · 0:2W28 Sep · Home Bangladesh · 1:0L1 Oct · Away Malaysia · 0:6
In the FIFA Asean Cup game on 1 October 2026, Malaysia beat Singapore 6:0. Match numbers: shots on target 10:5, corners 3:5.
Match report
Malaysia beat Singapore 6-0 in the ASEAN Cup at Division 1 - 3 on 1 October 2026. The hosts moved into first place in the standings with four points from two matches, while the visitors dropped to third with three points from two games. And here's the thing — it was Bergson Gustavo Silveira da Silva who opened the scoring with a penalty in the eighth minute.
Malaysia struck again almost immediately, adding another goal at the nine-minute mark before Stuart Wilkin made it 3-0 at 26 minutes. Bergson doubled his tally at 63 minutes, and Paulo Josué added a fifth at 76. The Portuguese forward then completed his hat-trick in the 90+3 minute to seal the result.
There were plenty of changes across the pitch. Malaysia brought on Kyoga Nakamura and Glenn Kweh at the hour mark, followed by Fergus Tierney and Quentin Cheng at 68 minutes. Manuel Hidalgo and Wilkin were replaced together at 75, while Singapore introduced Arif Aiman bin Mohd Hanapi at 79 and Song Ui-young at 86.
Malaysia held 51 per cent of possession and landed 10 shots on target from 22 attempts, though their accuracy rate of 45 per cent suggests they could have done better. Singapore managed 5 shots on target from 11 attempts with a lower accuracy of 29 per cent. To be fair, the visitors had more corners — 5 to 3 — and completed slightly more passes overall.
The result extends Malaysia's unbeaten run, building on a 3-0 win over Bangladesh and a goalless draw against Indonesia in their previous two fixtures. Singapore's defeat follows their 1-0 victory over Bangladesh, ending a run of mixed results that included losses to Indonesia and Thailand. By then, Malaysia had opened up a comfortable lead that the visitors never threatened to close.
W8 Aug · Home Philippines · 1:0L16 Aug · Home Vietnam · 0:2L19 Aug · Away Vietnam · 0:2W25 Sep · Away Bangladesh · 3:0D28 Sep · Away Indonesia · 0:0W1 Oct · Home Singapore · 6:0
D7 Aug · Home Indonesia · 1:1L15 Aug · Home Thailand · 1:3W18 Aug · Away Thailand · 2:1L25 Sep · Away Indonesia · 0:2W28 Sep · Home Bangladesh · 1:0L1 Oct · Away Malaysia · 0:6