Friendlies have been scheduled for November, with matches against Brazil and Paraguay. These games are expected to be played at the National Stadium.
Singapore's head coach views such matches as highly beneficial, citing their ability to assess the team's current standing and identify areas for improvement.
Further details about the upcoming friendlies can be found through the source, including specific comments from Singapore head coach Gavin Lee on the value of these matches.
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