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Singaporenational football team record

222
Wins
142
Draws
337
Defeats

701 matches, 1953 to 2026TFN Elo rating 1291, 159th in the world

Singapore have played 701 internationals since 1953: 222 wins, 142 draws and 337 defeats. Their most frequent opponent is Malaysia, with 75 meetings. Their biggest win is 11–0 against Laos in the AFF Championship on 15 January 2007.

Singapore's record

Overall record
MatchesPlayedWonDrawnLostGoalsWin rate
All701222142337935–126932%
Competitive48414796241624–90530%
Friendlies217754696311–36435%
At home28311656111461–44641%
Away167353894141–31021%
Neutral venues2517148132333–51328%

Record against every opponent

Singapore have played 63 different national teams. Opponents with a head-to-head page are linked.

Record by opponent
OpponentPWDLGoalsLast met
Malaysia7520262986–1182026
Thailand7012184071–1282026
Indonesia6018142860–1152026
Myanmar462281681–972025
Hong Kong3311111141–422025
South Korea30232519–1052024
Philippines25174458–142022
Japan24321917–552015
South Vietnam23361436–581973
Vietnam2249914–252026
Cambodia21172243–142026
India2193941–382025
China17141212–392026
Laos15121248–152022
Brunei12111038–52015
Qatar1210114–292019
North Korea101188–192010
Oman101187–262019
Taiwan1033421–202024
Bahrain91175–162017
Jordan91176–202019
Kuwait91174–182022
Pakistan943226–162012
Saudi Arabia80081–232021
Maldives770022–72025
New Zealand71156–132001
Australia60153–152008
Bangladesh641110–62026
Iraq61055–202012
Palestine63128–62021
Syria62047–112016
UAE60155–162007
Lebanon52126–52017
Sri Lanka550023–32000
Afghanistan41124–52021
Kyrgyzstan40133–62022
Macau43106–22023
Nepal430112–12025
Tajikistan41123–42023
Timor-Leste440013–12026
Uzbekistan40044–182021
Guam32105–32023
Iran30122–102010
Turkmenistan31116–52017
Canada0–1 (1986), 0–1 (1986)20020–21986
Mongolia2–0 (2018), 4–0 (2026)22006–02026
Papua New Guinea2–1 (2014), 2–2 (2023)21104–32023
Solomon Islands4–3 (2019), 1–1 (2023)21105–42023
Yemen2–2 (2019), 2–1 (2019)21104–32019
Argentina0–6 (2017)10010–62017
Azerbaijan2–2 (2012)10102–22012
Bulgaria2–10 (1956)10012–101956
Fiji2–0 (2018)11002–02018
Finland0–1 (1997)10010–11997
Ghana0–3 (1982)10010–31982
Israel1–2 (1958)10011–21958
Kazakhstan0–0 (2006)10100–02006
Mauritius1–1 (2018)10101–12018
Norway2–5 (2004)10012–52004
Poland1–6 (2010)10011–62010
Sweden0–5 (1979)10010–51979
Uruguay1–2 (2002)10011–22002
Zimbabwe4–2 (2007)11004–22007

Biggest wins and heaviest defeats

Biggest wins

  1. v LaosAFF Championship, 15 Jan 200711–0 for Singapore
  2. v PhilippinesSoutheast Asian Games, 9 Jun 19937–0 for Singapore
  3. v NepalWorld Cup qualifying, 5 Jun 19897–0 for Singapore
  4. v BruneiMerlion Cup, 7 Oct 19827–0 for Singapore
  5. v ThailandMerdeka Tournament, 3 Sept 19576–0 for Singapore

Heaviest defeats

  1. v MyanmarMerdeka Tournament, 9 Nov 19690–9 for Singapore
  2. v BulgariaFriendly, 13 Dec 19562–10 for Singapore
  3. v South KoreaJakarta Anniversary Tournament, 21 Jun 19700–8 for Singapore
  4. v IndonesiaMerdeka Tournament, 6 Nov 19692–9 for Singapore
  5. v MyanmarSoutheast Asian Peninsular Games, 15 Dec 19711–8 for Singapore

Latest results

  1. v MalaysiaFIFA ASEAN Cup, 1 Oct 20260–6 for Singapore
  2. v BangladeshFIFA ASEAN Cup, 28 Sept 20261–0 for Singapore
  3. at IndonesiaFIFA ASEAN Cup, 25 Sept 20260–2 for Singapore
  4. at ThailandASEAN Championship, 18 Aug 20262–1 for Singapore
  5. v ThailandASEAN Championship, 15 Aug 20261–3 for Singapore
  6. v IndonesiaASEAN Championship, 7 Aug 20261–1 for Singapore
  7. at VietnamASEAN Championship, 31 Jul 20260–0 for Singapore
  8. v Timor-LesteASEAN Championship, 27 Jul 20262–0 for Singapore
  9. at CambodiaASEAN Championship, 24 Jul 20262–1 for Singapore
  10. v ChinaFriendly, 5 Jun 20261–2 for Singapore

Singapore's rating through history

The TFN Elo rating rises with wins and falls with defeats, weighted by the opponent’s strength, the margin and the competition.

End of 1953: 1488End of 1954: 1461End of 1956: 1430End of 1957: 1473End of 1958: 1394End of 1959: 1275End of 1960: 1320End of 1961: 1331End of 1962: 1348End of 1963: 1364End of 1964: 1366End of 1965: 1338End of 1966: 1398End of 1967: 1328End of 1968: 1300End of 1969: 1312End of 1970: 1198End of 1971: 1235End of 1972: 1294End of 1973: 1249End of 1974: 1261End of 1975: 1296End of 1976: 1282End of 1977: 1235End of 1978: 1311End of 1979: 1287End of 1980: 1314End of 1981: 1314End of 1982: 1411End of 1983: 1431End of 1984: 1400End of 1985: 1429End of 1986: 1356End of 1987: 1361End of 1988: 1369End of 1989: 1402End of 1990: 1397End of 1991: 1428End of 1992: 1400End of 1993: 1450End of 1995: 1448End of 1996: 1472End of 1997: 1391End of 1998: 1450End of 1999: 1428End of 2000: 1402End of 2001: 1348End of 2002: 1316End of 2003: 1320End of 2004: 1361End of 2005: 1444End of 2006: 1394End of 2007: 1492End of 2008: 1517End of 2009: 1524End of 2010: 1441End of 2011: 1385End of 2012: 1402End of 2013: 1378End of 2014: 1312End of 2015: 1325End of 2016: 1263End of 2017: 1205End of 2018: 1233End of 2019: 1290End of 2021: 1241End of 2022: 1291End of 2023: 1268End of 2024: 1225End of 2025: 1279End of 2026: 1291
Rating at the end of each year. Peak: 1547, reached on 4 November 2009. Hover the chart for any year.

Record by competition

Record by competition
CompetitionPWDLGoals
Friendly217754696311–364
World Cup qualifying8322124986–168
Merdeka Tournament83171848118–204
AFF Championship65331616118–67
AFC Asian Cup qualifying5416102862–92
King's Cup511083342–118
Southeast Asian Games5022151380–52
Asian Games1432923–39
Merlion Cup1470726–15
ASEAN Championship1253416–16
Southeast Asian Peninsular Games111469–26
Vietnam Independence Cup1131714–24
Jakarta Anniversary Tournament100375–34
Korea Cup62049–17
AFC Asian Cup41123–4

Top scorers

  1. 1Aleksandar Đurić7
  2. 2Darimosuvito Tokijan4
  3. 3Fandi Ahmad4
  4. 4Faris Ramli4
  5. 5Fazrul Nawaz4
  6. 6Ikhsan Fandi4
  7. 7Safuwan Baharudin4
  8. 8Shi Jiayi4
  9. 9V. Sundramoorthy4
  10. 10John Wilkinson3

Counted from the 84 of 701 matches with scorer records, which are mostly competitive matches, so totals can be lower than official tallies.

Questions answered

When did Singapore play their first international?

On 11 April 1953, a 2–3 defeat against South Korea in a friendly.

What is Singapore's biggest win?

11–0 against Laos in the AFF Championship on 15 January 2007.

What is Singapore's heaviest defeat?

0–9 against Myanmar in the Merdeka Tournament on 9 November 1969.

Who have Singapore played the most?

Malaysia: 75 matches, with 20 wins, 26 draws and 29 defeats for Singapore.

What is Singapore's longest winning run?

9 wins in a row, from 13 December 2004 to 11 October 2005.

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Results through 6 October 2026. Page updated 3 November 2026. How these numbers are calculated.