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Singapore vs China prediction 05.06.2026 | Friendly match

Singapore

Singapore

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China PR

China PR

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6.35

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4.40

2

1.49

  • Competition: Friendly match
  • Date: 5th June 2026
  • Kick-off: 12:30 UK / 13:30 CEST
  • Venue: Jalan Besar Stadium

Singapore host China on Friday for a friendly that carries a bit more weight than the fixture title might suggest. The Lions head into the match full of confidence after a dominant 4-0 victory over Mongolia. China, though, offer a far sterner test. Ranked 94th in the world compared to Singapore's 147th, the visitors have greater depth and experience. Still, friendlies are rarely straightforward. Artificial pitches can level things out, and that uncertainty creates a few intriguing betting opportunities beyond simply backing Team Dragon.

Singapore vs China PR Head to Head (H2H) stats

  1. China PR

    4 : 1

    Singapore

    WC Qualification Asia

  2. Singapore

    2 : 2

    China PR

    WC Qualification Asia

  3. China PR

    6 : 1

    Singapore

    Friendly International

  4. Singapore

    0 : 4

    China PR

    WC Qualification Asia

  5. China PR

    2 : 1

    Singapore

    WC Qualification Asia

  6. Singapore

    1 : 1

    China PR

    Friendly International

Recent history offers plenty of encouragement for China. The Dragon Team have gone 10 meetings without losing to Singapore, winning six of those contests. While the Lions held them to a lively 2-2 draw at home in 2024, China quickly reasserted control with successive 4-1 wins. Just as striking is the number of goals, with the last six encounters producing almost five per match.

Singapore

Singapore team overview

There is a noticeably different feel around Singapore at the moment. The Lions have won three matches in a row and, just as importantly, look far more settled than they did not so long ago. Gavin Lee's side seem to know exactly what they are trying to do, especially when playing at Jalan Besar Stadium.

The recent clean sheets against Bangladesh and Mongolia will please the coaching staff. Granted, China pose a much bigger challenge, but those results suggest the defensive foundations are becoming stronger. Hariss Harun remains the heartbeat of the team.

Reaching 148 international caps is no small achievement. Up front, Singapore have received a timely boost with Ilhan Fandi back fit after his ankle issue. Add in emerging players like Nathan Mao, and the hosts have every reason to approach this game with confidence.

Last matches of Singapore

  1. Singapore

    4 : 0

    Mongolia

    Friendly International

  2. Singapore

    1 : 0

    Bangladesh

    Asian Cup Qualification

  3. Hong Kong

    1 : 2

    Singapore

    Asian Cup Qualification

  4. Thailand

    3 : 2

    Singapore

    Friendly International

  5. India

    1 : 2

    Singapore

    Asian Cup Qualification

Singapore lineup

Goalkeeper

  • 1

    Izwan Mahbud

Defenders

  • 3

    Ryhan Stewart

  • 14

    Hariss Harun

  • 21

    Safuwan Baharudin

  • 26

    Nur Adam Abdullah

Midfielders

  • 6

    Shah Shahiran

  • 7

    Kyoga Nakamura

  • 16

    Hami Syahin

Forwards

  • 10

    Faris Ramli

  • 19

    Ikhsan Fandi

  • 9

    Glenn Kweh

China PR

China team overview

China make the trip to Singapore still searching for a bit of stability. A 1-0 win over Bahrain in a recent friendly helped stop a short losing run, but it did not completely erase concerns. Away from home, the Dragon Team have often looked short of ideas.

Much of the focus is now on Shao Jiayi, who is trying to guide the national side through a period of change. Results against stronger opponents have been tough to watch at times. Losses to Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan highlighted a familiar problem, with China failing to find the net in each game.

That said, there is still quality in the squad. Wu Lei remains the main attacking threat and knows where the goal is at international level. Shao has also called up several new faces, while the absence of captain Wang Dalei adds an interesting subplot to Friday's contest.

Last matches of China PR

  1. Cameroon

    2 : 0

    China PR

    Friendly International

  2. China PR

    2 : 0

    Curacao

    Friendly International

  3. China PR

    1 : 0

    Hong Kong

    EAFF E-1 Football Championship

  4. Japan

    2 : 0

    China PR

    EAFF E-1 Football Championship

  5. Korea Republic

    3 : 0

    China PR

    EAFF E-1 Football Championship

China PR lineup

Goalkeeper

  • 1

    Yan Junling

Defenders

  • 3

    Gao Zhunyi

  • 2

    Tyias Browning

  • 5

    Zhu Chenjie

  • 17

    Liu Yang

Midfielders

  • 6

    Wang Shangyuan

  • 21

    Li Yuanyi

  • 8

    Serginho

Forwards

  • 10

    Wei Shihao

  • 7

    Wu Lei

  • 9

    Zhang Yuning

Prediction

At first glance, China look the obvious pick. Yet this may not be as straightforward as the rankings imply. Singapore have been in good scoring form recently and seem far more comfortable on home soil. The Lions are unlikely to sit back quietly.

Even so, China carry a stronger track record in this matchup. The Dragon Team have generally found ways to hurt Singapore, especially in front of goal. A competitive game would not be a surprise, but over 90 minutes, China's greater attacking depth could make the difference. A 3-2 away win looks a reasonable prediction.

Three reasons we expect over 2.5 goals

  1. China finished only two of their last eight games without conceding.
  2. Singapore scored 2+ goals in seven of their last nine matches.
  3. Each of the last six meetings between Singapore and China produced 4+ goals.

Main prediction Singapore - China PR

Over 2.5 goals

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winrate

59% winrate

wins

3 wins in a row

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Singapore vs China – FAQ

? Where can you actually watch this one?

Camel1 Live is free, and honestly, a decent option for Friday’s Friendly.

? How many corners do Sinapore usually win in their home friendly encounters?

Around 5.85 per friendly home match, which feels huge. 

? What about bookings for Shao Jiayi’s men away?

About 2.18 yellow cards on average in their away friendly games.