Singapore to host centralised Suzuki Cup
PHOTO: Facebook/@Football Association of Singapore
PUBLISHED ONSeptember 29, 2021 10:15 AM
Singapore will be the venue for Southeast Asia's Suzuki Cup, organisers said on Tuesday (Sept 28).
The tournament, which features the 11 countries in the Asean region, was held on a home-and-away basis in 2018 but will be played in a centralised format due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The competition has already been delayed by a year after being postponed because of coronavirus restrictions.
Defending champions Vietnam have been drawn to play Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia and Laos in Group B.
Hosts Singapore are in Group A and will meet Thailand, Myanmar, the Philippines and the winner of a playoff featuring Brunei and Timor Leste.
The opening game will be on Dec 5 with the final scheduled for Jan. 1.
READ ALSO: Suzuki Cup to be held at centralised venue, Vietnam drawn to face Malaysia