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Malaysia vs Singapore Preview & Prediction | 2025 International Friendly

by Alex Lawes ·
Malaysia vs Singapore Preview & Prediction | 2025 International Friendly

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We have two of the more middling or potentially weaker sides in the Asian confederation facing off at the Bukit Jalil Stadium in the Malaysian capital city of Kuala Lumpur.

Kick-off date/time:

How to watch on TV: UK – Not televised / US – Not televised

How to watch online: UK – Cannot be streamed / US – Cannot be streamed

Malaysia vs Singapore prediction

Malaysia come into this one on the back of a 4-0 hammering of Vietnam in the third round of AFC Asian Cup qualification back in mid-June. The Malaysians have now suffered just two defeats in their last ten matches since losing to New Zealand in an international friendly back in October 2024.

They now face a Singaporean side that are currently ranked 159th in the world by FIFA. They are under the management of interim coach Gavin Lee, who was the former assistant coach. The Singaporeans’ most recent outing saw them earn back-to-back victories against Bangladesh and Maldives.

Despite those victories against minnow nations in mid-June, Malaysia will be expected to continue their reasonable form, especially with their home advantage.

Malaysia vs Singapore tip: Malaysia to win

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