This time Shah was not to be denied.
He shoots pass a static SKSS defence and
drilled a solid grounder to the bottom right corner.
HKSS 3 SKSS 0 at half time.
HKSS continued to press for the ball in the second half but
SKSS was also desperate to get back into the game.
HKSS had to survive a penalty appeal and long range shot rebounding from the crossbar.
HKSS showed great mental toughness by breaking free and
converting a late 4th goal from a counterattack move.
Hirzee was the scorer.
He dummied the SKSS defenders to the left and stroke home with his weaker right foot.
Final score : HKSS 4 SKSS 0.
Summary of results for the past 5 days :
2 wins 1 draw 1 loss.
Well done boys.
Hirzee wanted a goal badly.
He gets another opportunity.
Raihan scored his first ever goal for HKSS.
It was a beautiful left foot volley from outside the box.
HKSS 2 SKSS 0.
The keeper had no chance.
Well done Raihan and what a goal it was !
Shah takes a shot.
He was denied by the SKSS defenders.
Farihin broke free again from the tiring SKSS defenders.
Hirzee was unlucky not to score here.
He had beaten the defence but not the keeper.
Hirzee broke free with the ball yet again.
Farihin doing a sliding tackle.
He got the ball.
Shah winning the header to HKSS's advantage.
Raihan played with more confidence.
He completed many forward passes that gave SKSS defence many problems.
HKSS looking to challenge for another high ball.
Hirzee got the ball but denied by the desperate SKSS defenders.
Hirzee asked for the ball for the next HKSS attack.
Farihin took on 2 SKSS defenders and beats them confidently.
His early cross from the left was headed home by Hairyl on the 3rd minute of the first half.
Daniel drilled in a beautiful floating ball.
Jie Shen went into the 6 yard box a fraction of a second too early and headed the ball over.
Raihan retained possession for HKSS and looked up early for a useful forward pass.
Now Daniel had to be on his toes to slow down SKSS's attack.
Attack breaks down but HKSS retains possession.
Now HKSS attacks.
HKSS winning another ball through the early pressure.
The early pressure was tiring indeed.
Shah was extremely hard working during this game.
When HKSS had the ball, it was played forward quickly with few touches to the front.
HKSS pressed early and didn't allow SKSS to settle down.
HKSS was ready and showed early confidence.
Raihan is getting more mature and responsible by the games.
He captained HKSS again against SKSS.
He had been very consistent throughout the season.
He had to show more of his courage and learn to be more encouraging during the game.
HKSSS & SKSS shaked hands.
It's the second time HKSS play SKSS within 6 months.
The previous encounter was a friendly in Dec 2010.
The score then was HKSS 2 SKSS 0.
Muzakir fired 2 beautiful long range goals pass their keeper then.
He was not available for this game due to injury.
The referee doing the usual final check before kick off.
HKSS getting ready for game 4 against SKSS.
It was the 4th game HKSS played in 5 days.
HKSS no. 17.
Farihin had a good tournament so far.
He looked confident.
Raihan started for the game against MSL.
His partnership with Aidil looked promising.
With him and Aidil anchoring the middle,
Hirzee had more freedom to roam forward to join in the attack.
He scored 2 goals against MSL but picked up a silly yellow card for obstructing a MSL freekick.
FT : HKSS 2 : MSL 0.
It was a good turn-around after playing poorly against ISA.
Senior players did not stick to game plan and changed the formation during the ISA game.
HKSS responded by sticking together and sticking to the game plan for this game.
It was a comfortable win against MSL but the psychological boost was tremendous.
HKSS now knows that sticking to the game plan gives everyone confidence.
Mr Ng checking time on his iphone before deciding the appropriate substitution.
Daniel looking for options to make his pass useful.
HKSS players gather to attack MSL corner.
Now it's HKSS turn to clear the danger from MSL.
A long range shot coming in.
MSL keep scrambled to clear the danger.
It was bright and sunny.
Hirzee sneaked time off to hydrate himself.
Sadiq and co looking on from the dug-out.
Shah trying to feed Daniel for a throw in.
Daniel was much happier with the narrow formation.
He gets more opportunities to roam forward to join Shah in attack.
Shah putting in the early pressure.
MSL cleared the danger and forced HKSS back.
Muzakir rinsing his mouth during the throw in.
His broken tooth was still bleeding.
Shah gets to see the ball a bit more with his new narrow position.
Shah is playing in his usual left wing position for this game.
He was asked to play the role a bit more narrow than usual.
Raihan captains HKSS for this game.
Handshake with MSL before kickoff.
HKSS is back.
1 day rest after playing ISA makes a huge difference.
The players had their batteries recharged and looking forward to games again.
Final score : HKSS 0 : ISA 3.
HKSS learned a lot from this game.
Raihan looking exhausted while Adryan looked less nervous after being substituted.
Raihan ready to come on the add some bite in the midfield.
Adryan and Raihan played their best but struggled to keep pace with ISA.
Muzakir seldom complained about physical challenges.
But when he is down and stayed down, it's not a good sign.
In fact, the flying elbow was so powerful that it knocked one of his tooth off.
Amazingly, no cards were given.
Just a free kick.
Credit to Muzakir, he carried on on and completed the game with the right attitude.
A captain always lead by example.
Corner finally cleared.
HKSS was down by 0-2 at half time.
The first goal conceded was actually a foul on the HKSS keeper
that non of the officials spotted.
HKSS were clearly rattled and struggled to keep pace for this game.
HKSS under early pressure.
HKSS struggled to keep up with the physical part of the game.
HKSS gather for a usual group cheer before kick off.
The ISA had only 11 players exactly with no subs on the bench.
They had a 15 year old local player amongst them and the rest looked big.
Much bigger than the usual 14 year old boys.
Game 2 was on a wet, rainy surface.
The game was threatened by the lightning warning.
HKSS vs ISA kicked off as scheduled at 4.30pm.
Muzakir anchored the mid-field very well in the seocnd half.
The game ended 0-0 at full time.
HKSS will have to improve further on it's finishing after this game.
Ciko was not 100% fit but gave his best during the second half.
Farihin responded well to instructions in the second half.
He was more involved in covering Daniel and learned a lot.
HKSS C boys getting ready for the kick off for the next 35 minutes.
Ciko didn't feel well having just recovered from high fever.
He's getting ready to come on as a substitute in the second half.
0-0 at half time after 35 minutes of high intensity play.
HKSS played well offensively but made a few silly defensive errors.
Coach Zai was happy with the energy level and the hard pressing in the first half.
He reminded the boys to continue to work hard in the second half.
Muzakir had a solid game and pressured his opponents very early.
First half was intense. Fast pace and many inter-change of possession.
HKSS had a few well crafted one v one but lacked that killer finishing.
Coin toss between HKSS captain and Sports School U14 captain.
Jie Shen is still standing head and shoulders above everyone.
Referee doing his final check before kick off.
Sports School U14 and HKSS C boys lining up for the kick off.
Farihin was a bit nervous before the game as he had not expected to start.
Coach Zai made sure everyone knew what their role was and take the game seriously.
Coach Zai doing his pre-match briefing.
HKSS C boys paid 100% attention.
HKSS C boys really wanted to do well for this tournament.
It's nice to see former HKSS C boys playing professional football.
This group photo was taken by Mr Tanaka from Albirex Niigata Singapore.
HKSS C boys showing their respect to their "abangs".
Fazli and Afiq was a little bit surprised that
