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Indonesia Women Fall 0-2 to Singapore in Garuda Championship Series Opener

From Tempo · () Indonesian

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  • The Indonesian women's national football team lost 0-2 to Singapore in their opening match of the Garuda Championship Series.
  • Singapore scored in the 10th and 20th minutes through Danelle Tan and Nicole Lim Yanxiu.
  • Indonesia created several chances but failed to convert them, with Singapore's defense holding strong throughout the second half.

The Indonesian women's national football team began their Garuda Championship Series campaign with a disappointing 0-2 loss to Singapore at Arcamanik Stadium in Bandung. Despite applying pressure and creating multiple opportunities from the outset, the Indonesian squad, known as Garuda Pertiwi, could not find the back of the net.

Several opportunities created were not converted into goals.

โ€” Tempo.coReporting on the missed chances by the Indonesian team.

Singapore struck first in the 10th minute with a goal from Danelle Tan, catching the Indonesian goalkeeper, Alleana Ayu Arumy, off guard. The deficit was doubled in the 20th minute by Nicole Lim Yanxiu, who capitalized on a swift counter-attack. Indonesia had several close calls, including a header from Emily Julia Frederica Nahon and a one-on-one chance for Marsela Yuliana Awi, but Singapore's goalkeeper consistently denied them.

Her shot was not anticipated by the Indonesian goalkeeper, Alleana Ayu Arumy.

โ€” Tempo.coDescribing Singapore's first goal.

In the second half, Indonesia increased their dominance and controlled the game's tempo, but Singapore's defense remained resolute. Although Danelle Tan threatened again with a long-range shot, and Emily Julia nearly scored from a corner kick in the 84th minute, the scoreline remained unchanged. The match concluded with Indonesia unable to break Singapore's defense, highlighting the need for improved offensive efficiency.

Taking advantage of a quick attack, Nicole unleashed a volley that the Indonesian goalkeeper couldn't stop, bringing Singapore ahead 2-0.

โ€” Tempo.coDescribing Singapore's second goal.
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