Singapore: TFAS League updates

TFAS League 2018 Match Day 8

TFAS held their October session of their national league today at the Sports Hub Library. As usual, the session also doubled as a WASPA (World Amateur Subbuteo Players Association) tournament.
Five flickers took part, and a full round robin format followed. It was a tight affair between table toppers Anas and Rudy. Although Anas managed to beat Rudy in the early stages of the matchday, the former failed to secure a victory or even a draw against Bernard, who was actively seeking revenge for his previous losses against Anas.
Another surprising result was that Bernard failed to defeat his son, Isaac. Their match ended in an exciting 3-3 draw.
However, Anas managed to come out tops by edging out on goal difference against Rudy, who scored the same points.

The results are as follows:
Bernard 3 v 3 Isaac
Anas 1 v 0 Rudy
Rudy 4 v 3 Bernard
Isaac 1 v 3 Rizal
Rizal 0 v 6 Rudy
Bernard 3 v 2 Anas
Anas 8 v 1 Rizal
Rudy 3 v 0 Isaac
Isaac 0 v 5 Anas
Rizal 3 v 5 Bernard

Final standings:
1) Anas Bin Rahamat (Farrer Park Flickers) 9 points
2) Rudy Hesty (Farrer Park Flickers) 9 points
3) Bernard Lim (SG Lions Table Football Club) 7 points
4) Rizal Taib (Farrer Park Flickers) 3 points
5) Isaac HL Lim (SG Lions Table Football Club) 0 points

TFAS League 2018 Match Day 9

TFAS held their final league session of 2018 on 11 November at Pek Kio CC, home of the Farrer Park Flickers. As usual, the session also doubled as a WASPA (World Amateur Subbuteo Players Association) tournament.
Seven flickers took part, and a Swiss format of 4 rounds followed. It was a tight affair yet again between Anas and Rudy. With their game ending in a 1-1 draw, the outcome of the session would depend on other results.
Anas managed to come out tops by edging out on goal difference against Rudy, who scored the same points.

The results are as follows:
Isaac 1 v 4 Rudy
Bernard 4 v 1 Vikas
Nic 3 v 1 Rizal
Anas 1 v 0 Bye
Bernard 1 v 2 Rudy
Anas 2 v 0 Nic
Rizal 2 v 5 Vikas
Isaac 1 v 0 Bye
Anas 1 v 1 Rudy
Bernard 4 v 0 Nic
Vikas 4 v 0 Isaac
Rizal 1 v 0 Bye
Anas 5 v 1 Bernard
Vikas 0 v 2 Rudy
Isaac 2 v 2 Rizal
Nic 1 v 0 Bye

Final standings:
1) Anas Bin Rahamat (Farrer Park Flickers) 10 points
2) Rudy Hesty (Farrer Park Flickers) 10 points
3) Bernard Lim (SG Lions Table Football Club) 6 points
4) Vikas Chandiramani (Farrer Park Flickers) 6 points
5) Nic Tan (Farrer Park Flickers) 6 points
6) Rizal Taib (Farrer Park Flickers) 3 points
7) Isaac HL Lim (SG Lions Table Football Club) 0 points

Den Mulia winner in singapore

Singapore League match day 7 saw 5 senior players battling out in a round robin format. The games were thigh & needed the final game to separate the winner & pretender where Den Mulia came up tops with 3 wins & a draw followed by 2nd place Rudy & 3rd place Bernard. Overall, a very fun engaging time among good friends.

Stay tune & come join us on 14 Oct & 11 Nov for the final 2 league games.

16/9/18 League 
1 - Den 10pts
2 - Rudy 8pts
3 - Bernard 7pts
4 - Kok Wee 3pts
5 - Rizal T 0pts

Farrer Park report - August 2018

We held our monthly WASPA (World Amateur Subbuteo Players Association) tournament on 10 Aug 18 at our clubhouse, the Pek Kio Community Centre. This tournament was also known as the Imagio Cup, named after one of our club sponsors, Totalsoccer Imagio.

Six flickers took part, including guest flicker, Bernard Lim, from the SG Lions Table Football Club. Club junior flicker, Mohamed Bolkiah, also returned for his first flicks at the new venue.

Club captain, Rudy Hesty, made the final after beating Bernard 3-1 in the semi-final. He was joined by Nic Tan, who edged club mate, Vikas Chandiramani, 1-0 in a close semi-final.

In the end, Rudy proved too strong for Nic beating him comfortably 5-1 in the final.

Join us for the next three Fridays in the month of August for friendly flicks! All are welcome!

(Report by Nic Tan)

Rudy Hesty winner in Singapore

The Farrer Park Flickers held their monthly WASPA (World Amateur Subbuteo Players Association) tournament on 13 July 18 evening at their clubhouse, the Pek Kio Community Centre. Six flickers took part; five from the host club (Rudy Hesty, Anas Bin Rahamat, Fauzi Ghani, Vikas Chandiramani, and Nic Tan) and one from the SG Lions Table Football Club (Enzo Fornaro).

We played four rounds of Swiss competition with many close games but in the end Club captain, Rudy Hesty, was top, while Anas Bin Rahamat came in second.

TFAS CUP 2018 Consolation Plates WASPA

It was a very interesting GP tournament held as the Sports Hub Library in Singapore, where some of the results were unexpected and some of the top seeds did not advance from the group stages!
Players who were knocked out after the group stages were automatically eligible for the Plates WASPA. They include our good friends from Perth!

Eight players were knocked out of the 16-player tournament. They were randomly drawn into a knockout stage format, and hence a series knockout rounds followed.  Antonio Carabillo and Bernard Lim reached the final of the WASPA, with Antonio winning 3-2.

Anas winner in Singapore

The Farrer Park Flickers club held its monthly WASPA tournament on Friday, 29 June 2018. In total, there were six flickers, four from the club (Anas Rahamat, Rizal Taib, Nic Tan, and Irwan Iskandar) and two guest players (Tan Kok Wee and Enzo Fornaro) from the SG Lions Table Football Club, fresh for action after last weekend’s National Championships organised by the Table Football Association of Singapore (“TFAS”). They played a round robin league with 20-minute games.

At end of the day, recently-crowned national champion, Anas Rahamat of the Farrer Park Flickers, stamped his dominance by claiming the title for the day by winning all his games. TFAS President, Tan Kok Wee of the SG Lions Table Football Club came in second, while Nic Tan (Farrer Park Flickers) was third.

It was also the first WASPA appearance of Italian, Enzo Fornaro who joined the SG Lions Table Football Club recently, and he credibly held Kok Wee to a 1-1 draw in his debut.

Results:

Round  1
Enzo 0 Rizal 2
Kok Wee 0 Anas 2
Nic 5 Irwan 0

Round 2
Kok Wee 2 Nic 1
Anas 2 Rizal 1
Enzo 0 Irwan 3

Round 3
Anas 3 Nic 0
Enzo 1 Kok Wee 1
Rizal 3 Irwan 2

Round 4
Nic 2 Rizal 0
Irwan 0 Kok Wee 3
Anas 3 Enzo 0

Round 5
Irwan 1 Anas 3
Rizal 0 Kok Wee 3
Nic 2 Enzo 0

Standings: 
1) Anas (15 points)
2) Kok Wee (10 points)
3) Nic (9 points)
4) Rizal (6 points)
5) Irwan (3 points)
6) Enzo (1 point)

TFAS League 2018 Match Day 4

The fourth matchday of the TFAS League 2018 was held on 13 May, with a great turnout of 12 players! This included a special guest appearance from our good friend from Western Flickers from Melbourne, Arjuna!

A 4-round Swiss System was played. There were many goals scored. On the final round, there was a top of the table clash between Anas and Rudy, with 9 points each. The game ended in a stalemate 0-0 draw. However, Rudy came out tops due to goal difference.

Results are as follows:
Luke 1 v 5 Haikal
Rudy 4 v 2 Vikas
Yi De 0 v 3 Isaac
Rizal 0 v 0 Antonio
Arjuna 0 v 4 Den
Anas 3 v 1 Bernard
Haikal 0 v 1 Den
Rudy 5 v 0 Isaac
Anas 2 v 0 Rizal
Antonio 4 v 1 Vikas
Yi De 0 v 5 Bernard
Luke 0 v 0 Arjuna
Rudy 2 v 1 Den
Anas 2 v 1 Antonio
Bernard 2 v 0 Haikal
Isaac 2 v 2 Rizal
Luke 0 v 4 Vikas
Arjuna 3 v 0 Yi De
Anas 0 v 0 Rudy
Bernard 2 v 5 Den
Antonio 4 v 1 Arjuna
Isaac 0 v 2 Haikal
Vikas 3 v 2 Rizal
Luke 3 v 0 Yi De

Standings
1. Rudy
2. Anas
3. Den
4. Antonio
5. Haikal
6. Bernard
7. Vikas
8. Isaac
9. Arjuna
10. Luke
11. Rizal
12. Yi De

Farrer Park May 2018

A good turn out seeing 7 senior club members battling the monthly WASPA. Players were drawn into 2 groups where only the top in each group going to the finals while the others would play for positioning ranking.

Group A: 1. Anas ; 2. Noor Haikal ; 3. Rudy.
Group B: 1. Fauzi ; 2. Vikas ; 3. Nic Tan ; 4. Ezan.

Group Games
Rudy edged Anas on goal difference after both players beat Haikal & draw each other in a goalless draw. While the ever improving Nic proved to be to strong for the others winning 2 and drawing 1 to top group B.

The Final was between Rudy & Nic. The game started with both trying to play possessional football but Rudy drew 1st blood from a long flick shot which bundle in the goal. The 2nd goal was courtesy of Nic, when the latter tried to clear his shot which deflected onto 2 players & bounced into goal. The final score favoured Rudy 2-0, making Rudy May winner.

Final Placing 
1st - Rudy
2nd - Nic
3rd - Anas
4th - Fauzi
5th - Vikas
6th - Haikal
7th - Ezan

A fresh new start for Farrer Park Flickers

0n 20th Apr 18, Friday club flicks began again after a month absence.  A fresh beginning with a new club name (Farrer Park Flickers) & venue (Pek Kio Community Club) attracted 6 senior club players.

A round of 4 format was adopted with several expected results occurring, where end of the rounds, Rudy came up tops followed by Nic Tan. Irregardless of the results, the players all had fun flicking.

Hope to see more players in the coming Friday’s.

4 Rounds (Results)
Rudy 2 - 0 Anas
Nic 1 - 0 Rizal T
Vikas 1 - 0 Fauzi
Rudy 0 - 0 Nic
Anas 3 - 0 Vikas
Fauzi 3 - 0 Rizal T
Nic 2 - 0 Rizal T
Fauzi 2 - 2 Anas
Rudy 4 - 0 Vikas
Rudy 2 - 0 Fauzi
Rizal 1 - 3 Anas
Vikas 1 - 1 Nic

Final Standing 
1- Rudy 10pts +8
2- Nic 8pts +3
3- Anas 7pts +3
4- Fauzi 4pts +2
5- Vikas 4pts -6
6- Rizal T 0pts -8

TFAS CUP 2018 Consolation Plates WASPA

After a round of tense and interesting group games in the TFAS Cup 2018, the players who were knocked out after the group stages were automatically eligible for the Plates WASPA.
Eight players were knocked out of the 16-player tournament. A series knockout rounds followed.  Antonio Carabillo and Den Mulia reached the final of the WASPA, with Den winning 2-1.

The results are as follows:

QF Antonio Carabillo 3-0 Hugh Best
QF Nic Tan 3-2 Isaac Lim
QF Fauzi Ghani 3-1 Irwan Iskandar
QF Rizal Taib 1-5 Den Mulia

SF Antonio Carabillo 1-0 Nic Tan
SF Fauzi Ghani 0-3 Den Mulia

F Antonio Carabillo 1-2 Den Mulia

Anas wins February meeting in Jurong

Five players turned up for the second session of the Jurong Central Subbuteo Club League 2018. This time, it was held at the ‘Imagio Stadium’, owned by Michael Choong. After a full round robin, it was Anas who emerged tops for the second time in this JCSC League, after a tight draw against Rudy and narrow wins against Michael and Nic. Rudy came in second, with 2 wins and 2 draws.

Results are as follows:
Anas 0 v 0 Rudy
Nic 1 v 0 Haikal
Rudy 0 v 0 Michael
Nic 1 v 0 Haikal
Anas 2 v 1 Nic
Michael 2 v 1 Haikal
Anas 4 v 0 Haikal
Rudy 1 v 0 Nic
Michael 0 v 1 Anas
Rudy 2 v 0 Haikal

TFAS League 2018 Match Day 2

The second TFAS League session for 2018 kicked off with seven players on 11 February. It was to safe to say that all the players for this month’s League session are quite equally matched, with goal galore and several tight matches!
A 4-round Swiss System was played. Results were exciting, and after the third round, five of the players were fighting for top spot! Anas and Rudy were on top with 7 points each, Den was close behind with 6 points. Michael and Bernard were not so far behind with 4 points.
Rudy managed to win his final game against Haikal by a close shave, while Anas failed to do the same, with a 1-1 draw against Nic. Hence Rudy came out tops!
Den was surprisingly outplayed by Bernard, converting his potential 2nd place finish into 5th.

Results are as follows:
Nic 1 v 2 Michael
Haikal 1 v 3 Bernard
Anas 2 v 1 Den
Rudy 1 v 0 Bye
Bernard 2 v 2 Michael
Rudy 0 v 0 Anas
Nic 1 v 2 Den
Haikal 1 v 0 Bye
Haikal 3 v 4 Den
Anas 4 v 2 Bernard
Rudy 2 v 1 Michael
Nic 1 v 0 Bye
Anas 1 v 1 Nic
Bernard 3 v 1 Den
Rudy 1 v 0 Haikal
Michael 1 v 0 Bye

Standings
1. Rudy
2. Anas
3. Bernard
4. Michael
5. Den
6. Nic
7. Haikal

Jurong Central Subbuteo Club League 2018 (January)

The first league session for JCSC kicked off on 26 January 2018 with seven players. The players were separated into two groups. The results are as follows:

Group A
Anas 1 v 1 Rudy
Rudy 3 v 0 Haikal
Haikal 0 v 3 Anas
*Anas tops the group after sudden death shootout.

Group B
Bolkiah 0 v 3 Nic
Michael 1 v 1 Fauzi
Bolkiah 0 v 3 Michael
Fauzi 1 v 0 Nic
Nic 0 v 1 Michael
Fauzi 3 v 0 Bolkiah
*Fauzi tops the group after sudden death shootout.

Semi-finals
Anas 3 v 2 Michael
It was a tight affair between club member Anas and Michael with a 2-2 draw at full time, but it was Anas that managed to score the winning goal in sudden death extra time.

Rudy 1 v 0 Fauzi
Rudy managed to keep the recent Satellite champion, Fauzi at bay with a close 1-0 win.

Final
Anas 3 v 1 Rudy
Rudy managed to score an early goal with his precise flicking. However, Anas raised the pressure against Rudy and managed to score 2 successive goals to take the lead, and the third goal in the dying seconds of the game to conclude the final.

Final Standings
1. Anas
2. Rudy
3. Fauzi
4. Michael
5. Nic
6. Haikal
7. Bolkiah

TFAS League 2018 - Match Day 1

The TFAS League 2018 kicked off on 14 January with six players in the first League session of the year. This session also served as “additional training” for 4 of the players who are heading to Melbourne this weekend for the Asian Cup 2018. All the best to them!

After a full round robin format, it was the former Singapore champion, Den Mulia a.k.a. “Ancient Champion”, back on form undefeated in this league session, bagging in 4 wins and a draw! Anas was close behind by a point, having lost to Den in his one of his matches.

The results are as follows:
Kok Wee 3 v 3 Vikas
Anas 2 v 1 Bernard
Den 2 v 1 Haikal
Den 1 v 0 Anas
Haikal 3 v 3 Vikas
Bernard 4 v 2 Kok Wee
Anas 4 v 1 Haikal
Vikas 0 v 3 Bernard
Den 3 v 3 Kok Wee
Vikas 0 v 2 Den
Haikal 4 v 2 Bernard
Anas 3 v 0 Kok Wee
Den 4 v 2 Bernard
Vikas 0 v 2 Anas
Kok Wee 0 v 0 Haikal

Standings
1. Den
2. Anas
3. Bernard
4. Haikal
5. Kok Wee
6. Vikas

Anas Rahamat wins 2017 Xmas Cup in Singapore

The final tournament in the Singapore Table Football calendar with SG Ranking points took place on 30 Dec 2017 at the Singapore Sports Hub Library.  The Xmas Cup was organized under the banner of SG Lions Table Football Club and saw a turnout of 14 players

(Standing - L to R): Rizal Taib, Nic Tan, Michael Choong, Vikas Chandiramani, Bernard Lim, Isaac, Luke Lim, Noor Haikal, Anas Rahamat, Den Mulia Yusni, Kok Wee Tan. (Squatting – L to R): Yi De Tan, Ezan Ahmad.

The 14 players were randomly drawn into 2 groups of 7 players each for the round-robin Group Stage playing 5 rounds of Swiss format. The respective 1st to 7th finishers in each Group then play-off each other to determine the overall 1st to 14th positions of the Xmas Cup.  Each player gets at least 5 games.

Both Groups turned out to be very tight and were decided only on goal difference.  Group A saw Den Mulia – back from a long hiatus – taking the Group comfortably with a perfect win record.  Group B saw the revelation of Singapore Table Football in 2017 – Anas Rahamat – also prevailing with a perfect win record.  In the Final, Anas continued his domination of the local table football scene win a tight 3-2 win over Den Mulia to win the Xmas Cup!

Final Placings
Champion: Anas Rahamat
Runner-Up: Den Mulia Yusni
3rd Place: Noor Haikal
4th Place: Michael Choong
5th Place: Bernard Lim
6th Place: Nic Tan
7th Place: Kok Wee Tan
8th Place: Vikas Chandiramani
9th Place: John Ho
10th Place: Rizal Taib
11th Place: Ezan Ahmad
12th Place: Isaac Lim
13th Place: Luke Lim
14th Place: Yi De Tan

(L-R): Den Mulia (Runner-Up), Michael (Fourth), Bernard (Organizer), Haikal (Third), Anas (Champion)

Congratulations to all winners!

Anas wins Jurong December event

Six players attended the final league session at the JCSC clubhouse, and with the league title still at stake, with Anas and Rudy tied for league points before the start of the session.

A round robin format followed, and it was fate that brought Anas and Rudy to battle it out in the first round of games. It was a very tight match indeed, but it was Anas who managed to edge out his opponent with a 1-0 score.

Although Rudy managed to come out of the following rounds undefeated, Anas managed to win his remaining matches, and crowned the winner of the session, and also the JCSC League 2017!

Results are as follows:
Bolkiah 0 v 1 Nic
Rizal Taib 2 v 0 Ding Heng
Anas 1 v 0 Rudy
Bolkiah 3 v 0 Ding Heng
Rizal Taib 0 v 3 Rudy
Anas 1 v 0 Nic
Bolkiah 0 v 4 Rudy
Ding Heng 0 v 3 Nic
Rizal Taib 0 v 1 Anas
Bolkiah 1 v 5 Anas
Rudy 3 v 1 Ding Heng
Nic 2 v 1 Rizal Taib
Bolkiah 0 v 5 Rizal Taib
Ding Heng 1 v 3 Anas
Rudy 1 v 1 Nic

Vikas Chandiramani and Izham Sidek grab honors in Singapore

Merlion Cup players

TFAS Merlion Cup 2017 (Plates Event)

The Merlion Cup 2017 International Open was held on 10 December 2017, which started off with the group stages. There were a number of player who got knocked out after the group games. However, these players were given a chance in winning the consolation Plates prize!

Tournament winner Vikas Chandiramani

There were 8 players for the Plates Event, and a draw was carried out to determine their matchups. A series of knockout matches followed.

Tournament runner-up John Ho

In the end it was Vikas Chandiramani and John Ho who reached the final, where the former won 2-1!

TFAS Merlion Cup 2017 (Amateur Category)

The Amateur Category of the Merlion Cup 2017 was held on 9 December 2017. New players or players who have not been playing for a long time were eligible for this event.

Tournament winner Izham Sidek

Sunday runner-up John Edwards

Five players competed in this category. After a series of round robin games being played, it was Izham Sidek who came out tops undefeated, with 3 wins and a draw.

TFAS League 2017 - Match day 9

This month’s League Day was quite a special one, not only because it was the final session to conclude the league, but also because there were special guests from Melbourne! President of the Western Flickers TFC, Benny Ng and his son, Benjamin, also joined in the flicking fun in Sunny Singapore.
Benny’s performance did not disappoint, bagging wins against Asia’s #2, Rudy, and recent Perth Satellite Champion, Vikas.
In the end it was Anas who emerged top, undefeated. His win for this League session meant that he is the overall champion for the TFAS League 2017!

Results
Benny 2 v 1 Rudy
Bernard 3 v 2 Haikal
Anas 5 v 0 Vikas
Vikas 2 v 2 Haikal
Bernard 1 v 0 Benny
Anas 2 v 1 Rudy
Rudy 4 v 1 Haikal
Benny 1 v 4 Anas
Vikas 1 v 6 Bernard
Rudy 6 v 0 Bernard
Benny 2 v 1 Vikas
Anas 2 v 2 Haikal
Rudy 4 v 0 Vikas
Benny 1 v 4 Haikal
Bernard 1 v 3 Anas
Standings
1st: Anas
2nd: Rudy
3rd: Bernard
4th: Benny
5th: Haikal
6th: Vikas

Overall TFAS League 2017 Standings
 

Rudy on top of the Jurong League

Jurong Central SC League 2017 (11 Nov)

11 players including Arjuna Hanafi from Australian Club, Western Flickers TFC participated in club Jurong’s 2nd last league tournament of this year. The players were divided into 3 random groups with luck of the draw again separating the two table toppers namely Rudy & Anas.  The groups are as follows:-
Groups
A - Fauzi, Rizal T, Simon & Vikas
B - Arjuna, Michael, Ezan & Rudy
C - Anas, Noor Haikal & Nic
Group A again saw recently crowed Singapore satellite champion Fauzi breezing thru with 3 wins against his 3 seasoned players.
Rudy topped Group B with Arjuna learning the hard way against his stronger opponent conceding 13 & scoring 0.
While Asian no.1 again topped Group C even though he had a minor hiccup by drawing 1-1 against the ever improving Nic.

Plates Round Robin Winner
The 3 players who did qualify the group Games played a round robin games where Haikal came in 1st followed by Rizal T & Arjuna.

Cup QF & SF
There were no upsets in this stage with Fauzi, Michael, Rudy & Anas progressing to the Semis.
Fauzi vs Rudy; Finally the rock solid defence of Fauzi was breached hence Rudy progressed with a 1-0. Anas also won 1-0 against the defence oriented play of Michael.

Rudy with Arjuna

Final
Another final game between Singapore TOP 2 players. Rudy inspired by Pep Guardiola Man City attacking press play outscored his club nemesis Anas 3-0 to be crowed Jurong November winner.
During the prize giving ceremony, Arjuna Hanafi was presented with a ‘Friends of Club ‘ certificate while the gesture was returned with Club WTF presenting their Club ball to Jurong’s Captain. 

Group Games

A Games
Fauzi 2 - 0 Rizal
Simon 0 - 3 Vikas
Fauzi 3 - 0 Simon
Rizal 2 - 2 Vikas
Fauzi 2 - 0 Vikas
Simon 2 - 0 Rizal

B Games
Arjuna 0 v 3 Michael
Ezan 0 v 2 Rudy
Arjuna 0 v 2 Ezan
Michael 2 v 3 Rudy
Arjuna 0 v 8 Rudy
Ezan 1 v 3 Michael

C Games
Anas 2 - 0 Haikal
Anas 1 - 1 Nic
Haikal 0 - 1 Nic

Plates Round Robin
Rizal 2 - 0 Arjuna
Rizal 1 - 3 Haikal
Arjuna 0 - 3 Haikal

Cup QF
Fauzi 3 - 0 Ezan
Vikas 2 - 3 Michael
Rudy 3 - 1 Nic
Anas 2 - 0 Simon

Cup SF
Fauzi 0 - 1 Rudy
Michael 0 - 1 Anas

Final
Rudy 3 - 0 Anas

Jurong Central October 17 tournament

12 players competed in this month’s JCSC League, at the usual Jurong Central Subbuteo Clubhouse. The players were split into 2 groups of 6, with Group B notably being the Group of Death, where not a single match was easy for any of the players. The top players from the respective groups will battle each other for the top prize. The 2nd from each group would battle for 3rd/4th placing, and so on.

Group A Games
Anas cruised relatively easily to the top of the table, by winning all his group games, with Bernard Lim close behind in second, only having lost to Anas in the first round of group games. The youngest player, Isaac Lim, did quite well finishing in 4th, after holding veteran player Ezan, and winning against seasoned player Rizal T.

Group A Standings:
1st: Anas
2nd: Bernard Lim
3rd: Rizal T
4th: Isaac Lim
5th: Ezan
6th: Bolkiah

Group B Games
Group B was notably the Group of Death as all the players are skilled and could not be underestimated. There were a handful of games that ended in a draw, with Michael, Haikal and Fauzi bagging 3 draws each. Ultimately it was Rudy who took the top spot with Michael in second, where both players ended the group games undefeated.

Group B Standings:
1st: Rudy
2nd: Michael
3rd: Nic
4th: Fauzi
5th: Haikal
6th: Simon

Final
It was yet another tight affair between Rudy and Anas in yet another final. Rudy dominated most of the game as Anas failed to maintain any sort of possession. However, Anas managed to defend well even after numerous corner flicks coming from Rudy. The game ended 0-0 at full time, bringing the Final to Sudden Death. Anas managed to utilize his possession and scored the crucial golden goal.