SSCA SINGAPORE
By the management of the Real Madrid Foundation Football School
NEWS FLASH
U11 TEAM SHOW HUNGER IN WIN
The U11 boys meant business as they took on Liverpool in their latest match. Tiitus scored a hat trick while Raphael added a goal too. Tiitus was also the man-of-the-match with an outstanding performance on the pitch. It was a pity the game had to be called off after half-time due to risk of lightning.
Over at the U9B match, our team took on ESPEZEN Gold in a tight game that could have gone either way. Ihan and Felix both got on the scoring sheet and things could have been very different if we had been more clinical in front of goal. We may have lost the game but there were many positives to take away from this encounter.
Last but not least, our U13 team showed grit and fight despite missing several players through illness and injuries. With only 6 players that were fit and available for their match against ESPZEN Gold, our opponent's coach displayed wonderful sportsmanship by also fielding only 6 players from his side.
Our boys played their hearts out and Adam managed to score a brace but it was not to be as we lost to the better team eventually. The team gave a good account of themselves though despite being short on numbers,
U9A TEAM DISPLAYS RESILIENCE IN DEFEAT
Our players from U9A took on Liverpool in this hard-fought match where the game was tied at 1-1 at one point in time. Luna was our sole goal scorer, with Damian providing the assist. Alas, it was not to be as we lost the game at the final whistle. Finley and Andrea also made their U9 debut at this match and showed that their coaches made the right call to bring them into this team.
It may not the result we were looking for but we know that this team will definitely bounce back and come back stronger for the next match!
U11 ROMP TO A CONVINCING VICTORY
Our U11 boys took on FootballPlus in a largely one-sided game that saw them romp to a convincing victory, bouncing back brilliantly from a defeat from the last match.
Over at the U9 Division 1 game, the U9 boys took on the English Football School. This was a tough one but our boys had good control of the game. However, we were not able to capitalise on the possession and lost the match eventually, despite Ihan Cho getting on the scoresheet twice.
Last but not least, the U13 team played East Football Academy. The boys did well to stay compact defensively, keeping the opponents away from our goal for much of the game. It was a tight game that we could have drawn, but lost in the end as we were not clinical enough as a counter-attacking side. There were lots of positives though from this match and the players can take heart from that.
U9A TEAM SHOW FIGHT IN DEFEAT
Our players from U9A took on the English Football School in a hard-fought game. We lost this keenly contested game eventually but kudos to the team for fighting till the very last minute, despite not having any substitutes on the bench. Luna and Aidan scored a goal each for the team. Well done!
Chins up and we go again the next game boys and girls!
PLAYERS DEMONSTRATE RESILIENCE IN OPENING WEEKEND OF LEAGUE COMPETITION
Our players from U9, U11 and U13 had to show character and demonstrate resilience in a challenging start to the new season of the league competition.
Our U11 boys took on the English Football School in a tight game, which saw lots of end-to-end action. We lost this keenly contested game eventually but kudos to the boys for putting in a good shift, and they definitely deserved more for their valiant efforts.
Over at the U9 Division 1 game, the U9 boys took on Etoile FC Academy. This was by no means an easy game but the boys gave it their all. There was even a mini comeback before half time but alas, it was not to be. Our boys never gave up and played their hearts out till the final whistle.
Last but not least, the U13 team played IFS Blue. The boys did well to push for an equaliser after conceding the first goal. The end result was not what we were looking for but we hold our heads high after this match and we go again for the next fixture.
Here at Real Madrid Foundation Football School, we try to inculcate the values of the football school in each and every one of our players, and to display them, be it in victory or in defeat. Hala madrid!
FIRST REAL MADRID FOUNDATION BASKETBALL CLINIC COMES TO A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION
About 50 kids aged from 6 to 13 years old had the privilege to be part of the inaugural Real Madrid Foundation basketball clinic. The boys and girls were put through their paces at the Singapore Basketball Centre by a Real Madrid Foundation basketball coach trained in the educational methodology For a Real Education: values and sport.
Real Madrid's Basketball Team, though not as well-known as its football counterpart, enjoys a legacy that is just as illustrious! It shares the accolade of winning the most European and the most Spanish championship titles.
TEAM CASTILLA PUTS UP GOOD FIGHT IN BANGKOK TOURNAMENT
The Team Castilla U15 and U11 teams showed us exactly what they were made of as they took on various teams from the region. It was a tough 2-day competition in Bangkok as they competed in searing temperatures. Our boys delivered a decent showing at the tournament and made the coaches and their parents very proud!
Named after the Real Madrid Reserve Team in Spain, Team Castilla SG (U15) training at Serangoon Gardens and Team Castilla TC (U11) training at Turf Club Bukit Timah were started to allow players who are technically competent but are not at the Team Training level yet. Under this programme, Team Castilla will be training as a unit and preparing for various tournaments throughout the year, including overseas ones in Thailand, Vietnam and Spain.
U10 TEAM CRUISES TO A CONVINCING VICTORY
Our U10 team recently won a local league match convincingly at the Centaurs Sports Park, overcoming their opponents by a significant score line.
Congratulations to the team and we wish you all the very best for the upcoming matches!
U12 TEAM RETURNS TO WINNING WAYS
The U12 team secured a confidence-boosting win yesterday after undergoing a slump in form after a winning start to their league season.
Going into the break with a decent lead over their opponents, the boys continued to press well and held on for the win despite a mini comeback by the opponents.
INAUGURAL REAL MADRID FOUNDATION BASKETBALL CLINIC COMING TO SINGAPORE
The European Basketball powerhouse is coming to Singapore! Real Madrid's Basketball Team, though not as well-known as its football counterpart, enjoys a legacy that is just as illustrious! It shares the accolade of winning the most European and the most Spanish championship titles. Fun fact: Spain is second in the FIBA World Rankings, just one spot behind the mighty USA.
Join us over this Winter Holidays at the inaugural Real Madrid Foundation Basketball Clinic that will be held in Singapore, which will be conducted by a Spanish Coach hailing all the way from Madrid, Spain, home of Real Madrid.
TEAM CASTILLA U15 AND U11 PREPARE FOR BANGKOK TOURNAMENT
The Team Castilla U15 and U11 teams are training hard as they prepare for their first overseas tournament post-Covid. They have slightly more than 2 weeks to prepare as they are put through their paces by their respective coaches.
Named after the Real Madrid Reserve Team in Spain, Team Castilla SG (U15) training at Serangoon Gardens and Team Castilla TC (U11) training at Turf Club Bukit Timah were started to allow players who are technically competent but are not at the Team Training level yet. Under this programme, Team Castilla will be training as a unit and preparing for various tournaments throughout the year, including overseas ones in Thailand, Vietnam and Spain.
LEAGUE COMPETITION FIXTURE LIST
U7 (5-A-SIDE) PREMIERSHIP
U9 (6-A-SIDE) CHAMPIONSHIP
U9 (6-A-SIDE) DIVISION 1
U11 (7-A-SIDE) DIVISION 1
U13 (7-A-SIDE) CHAMPIONSHIP
MORE ABOUT SSCA
Brought to you by the same management of the Real Madrid Foundation Football School, the Spanish Soccer Club Asia leads the youth teams from the football school to compete in local and international competitions under the flag of the SSCA Club.
SSCA also supports the organisation of competitions in Singapore. In particular, the Futbol Match Sundays which sees many of the players from the Real Madrid Foundation Football School participating.
