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FINAL ROUNDS 25 NOV - 2 DEC 2012 MATCH NO. 15 MATCH SUMMARY ATTENDANCE Team A SINGAPORE Team B PHILIPPINES Jersey Colour RED/RED/RED Jersey Colour WHITE/WHITE/WHITE Played at SINGAPORE Stadium JALAN BESAR STADIUM Date 12 DECEMBER 2012 Kick-Off Time 2000hr Jsy Jsy Name of PlayerGYRS Name of Player GYRS No No 1 MOHAMAD IZWAN MAHBUD (GK) 2 ROBERT JAMES DAZO GIER (CAPT) 3 MOHAMAD SHAIFUL ESAH NAIN 90+2' 5 JUAN LUIS ALDEGUER GUIRADO 4 MOHAMMAD ISA ABDUL HALIM 7 JAMES JOSEPH P. YOUNGHUSBAND 61' 5 BAIHAKKI KHAIZAN 8 DENNIS MENGOY CAGARCAGARAA 8 SHAHDAN SULAIMAN 10 PHILIP JAMES P. YOUNGHUSBAND 9 ALEKSANDAR DURIC 11 EDUARD ORTALLA SACAPAÑO (GK) 5' 15 MUSTAFIC FAHRUDIN 46' 12 ANGEL ALDEGUER GUIRADO 83' 16 DANIEL BENNETT 14 CARLOS ALBERTO O. MARTINEZ DE MURGA 17 MOHAMMAD SHAHRIL ISHAK (CAPT) 90' 19 JERRY RUBEN PETERSEN LUCENA 19 MOHAMMAD KHAIRUL AMRI KAMAL 19' 68' 22 PAUL DELA CRUZ MULDERS 21 MUHAMMAD SAFUWAN BAHARUDIN 29 PATRICK ALCALA REICHELT 46' SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTES 10 FAZRUL NAWAZ 82' 46' 13 EMELIO ASADA CALIGDONG 46' 11 QIU LI 18 CHRISTOPHER ROBERT BARBON GREATWICH 13 MUHAMMAD FAZLI AYOB 20 DENIS SANTOS WOLF 83' 18 MUHAMMAD HYRULNIZAM JUMA’AT (GK) 21 JASON NICOLAS M. DANTES DE JONG 20 MUHAMMAD IRWAN SHAH 68' 24 MARWIN J. MALINAY ANGELES 24 MOHAMAD FIRDAUS KASMAN 90' 27 RAY ANTHONY PEPITO JONSSON 29 MOHAMAD HAFIZ RAHIM 28 JEFFREY MALLEN CHRISTIAENS 30 JOEY SIM (GK) 32 REF DELANY U. CUARESMA (GK) 34 MUHAMMAD ZULFAHMI ARIFIN 34 DEMITRIUS I. TOLENTINO OMPHROY 61' NOT PLAYING / NOT ELIGIBLE NOT PLAYING / NOT ELIGIBLE 7 SHI JIAYI 3 JASON ABBOTT ABANTAO SABIO 14 HARISS HARUN 35 ROLAND RICHARD G. MÜLLER (GK) Head Coach RADOJKO AVRAMOVIC Head Coach HANS MICHAEL WEIS Officials-in-Charge Country Referee TAN HAI PR CHINA Asst. Referee I HAN WEI PR CHINA AsstAsst. RefereeReferee II OTSUKA HARUHIRO JAPAN Fourth Official MA NING PR CHINA Match Commissioner DATO’ YAP NYIM KEONG DOKL Referee Assessor TUN HLA AUNG MYANMAR General Coordinator JOSEPH SAMUEL AFF G = GOAL Y = YELLOW CARD R = RED CARD S = SUBSTITUTION.

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