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Rampant Lions roar to Tiger Cup title
Singapore defeated Indonesia 2-1 in the second leg of the Tiger Cup 2004 final to claim the coveted silverware for a second time, with the first-ever home and away decider ending 5-2 in favour of the rampant Lions.
Lewis named Emirates MVP
Lionel Lewis’s solid displays between the posts throughout the Tiger Cup 2004 earned the Singapore goalkeeper the Emirates Most Valuable Player award.
Tiger Cup win a solid base to build on: Avramovic
Singapore coach Raddy Avramovic hailed his team’s Tiger Cup victory on Sunday, saying that it was a solid foundation for the team to build on in the future.
Latest Headlines
19/01Tiger Cup augurs well for future: Velappan
17/01Myanmar trio receive suspensions
17/01Long season takes toll on Indonesia
17/01World Cup 2010 still a target: Aide
16/01Suspensions prove costly for Myanmar
15/01Aide keen to play on for Lions
15/01Bicskei delighted with 'beautiful' progress
15/01Malaysia edge Myanmar in third place playoff
15/01Lions poised to claim regional crown
15/01Withe ready to defy the odds
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   Latest Results
16/1/05Knockout Stage 
National Stadium, Singapore
19:30
Singapore21Indonesia
15/1/05 
Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore
19:30
Malaysia21Myanmar
Group APPts
Indonesia410
Singapore48
Vietnam47
Laos43
Cambodia40
Group BPPts
Myanmar410
Malaysia49
Thailand47
Philippines43
Timor Leste40
   Quick Stats
Top Scorers
7Ilham Jaya Kesuma (IDN)
27 matches111
4.11 goals per match
96 (3.56)8 (0.3)
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