Singapore: form, fixtures and predictions
Singapore at a glance
Singapore have won 1, drawn 1 and lost 3 of their last 5 games, scoring 5 and conceding 15 (0.8 points per game).
Across their last 10 matches, 7 saw both teams score, 6 went over 2.5 goals and Singapore kept 2 clean sheets.
Next up: at home to Brazil on Tuesday 17 November at 13:00 (Kenya time) in the Friendlies.
At the break Singapore were ahead in 40% of those games, level in 20% and behind in 40%, from the 10 where we hold the half-time score.
Singapore predictions, form and fixtures
Their next fixture in our coverage is on Tuesday 17 November. Above you will find the recent results behind their current run, the games we have coming up for them, and the pick published against each one. Results are filled in as matches finish, so what is shown is the actual record rather than a selection of it.
How a Singapore match gets priced
Table position, recent goals scored and conceded, the split between home and away form, and the head to head record against the opponent all feed the model, and team news is checked on the fixtures where it changes the answer. Picks are published per market, so the same match can be a poor bet on the result and a reasonable one on goals.
Reading the form guide
Five games is a small sample and a run of three wins can hide the quality of the opposition. Read the run alongside the table position and the goal figures: a side winning narrowly against the bottom of the division is in different shape from one doing it against the top, even though the form guide shows the same letters.
Common questions
Where do these results come from?
From the same competition feed as the fixtures, updated as matches finish.
Do you cover every Singapore game?
We cover the competitions in our feed. Friendlies, and some youth or reserve fixtures, may not appear.
Why might another club share this name?
Club names repeat across countries, and youth sides often carry the parent name. This page resolves to the side with the most games on record.
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