Singapore Cup
Singapore · Cup · Season 2014
The Singapore Cup is the country's annual knockout competition, running since 1998, with the winner qualifying for the AFC Champions League Two. Lion City Sailors are both the reigning champions and the competition's most successful club with 9 titles.
Standings
No standings available for this season
Next Fixtures
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Recent Results
- Tanjong Pagar 0 - 2 DPMM FC BruneiFull-time
- Tampines Rovers 3 - 0 Balestier KhalsaFull-time
- Geylang International 0 - 0 DPMM FC BruneiFull-time
- Tanjong Pagar 0 - 0 Hougang UnitedFull-time
- Balestier Khalsa 2 - 0 Singapore Rec.Full-time
- Tampines Rovers 9 - 0 Police SAFull-time
- Geylang International 3 - 1 Albirex Niigata SFull-time
- Tanjong Pagar 1 - 0 WarriorsFull-time
- DPMM FC Brunei 3 - 1 Woodlands WellingtonFull-time
- Home United 1 - 2 Hougang UnitedFull-time
Teams
Top Scorers
- 1.R. O'Donovan (DPMM FC Brunei)4
- 2.Kang-Jin Park (Balestier Khalsa)3
- 3.Min-Ho Kim (Balestier Khalsa)2
- 4.Mohd Noh Alam Shah bin Kamarezaman (Tampines Rovers)2
- 5.Li Qiu (Home United)2
- 6.H. Nor (Geylang International)2
- 7.Kazuya Okazaki (Albirex Niigata S)2
- 8.Kazuki Sakamoto (Albirex Niigata S)2
- 9.Anaz Hadee (Tampines Rovers)1
- 10.C. van Huizen (Tampines Rovers)1
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has won the most Singapore Cup titles?
Lion City Sailors, with 9 titles — some won under the club's former name, Home United, before its 2020 rebrand.
What does winning the Singapore Cup qualify a club for?
The winner earns a spot in the AFC Champions League Two, Asia's second-tier continental club competition.