“When it comes to tournament football, every game is a final,” said Lee. “Like it or not, it’s really one game at a time. It’s no point talking about where you want to end up, but you don’t get the job done now.”
Lee’s men open their campaign away to Cambodia on Friday, before a Jul 27 home game at Jalan Besar Stadium against Timor-Leste.Â
Singapore will then travel to Hanoi to face defending champions Vietnam on Jul 31, before their final group game with Indonesia on Aug 7.
The 2026 ASEAN Hyundai Cup – the 16th edition of the ASEAN Championship – will run from Jul 24 to Aug 26, with group stage matches to be played on a home-or-away single round-robin basis.
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