The team's recent performances and scheduling conflicts were taken into consideration when making the decision not to participate in the Asian Games, says the Football Association of Singapore (FAS).
SINGAPORE: Singapore men’s under-22 football team will not participate in the upcoming Hangzhou Asian Games, the Football Association of Singapore said on Tuesday .
The under-22 team will focus on the SEA Games and the 2024 Asian Football Confederation under-23 Asian Cup qualifying tournament. The last time the Yong Lions took part in the Asian Games was in 2014. They did not meet the benchmark for the 2018 Asian Games.
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