Get tickets for S'pore Lions' Asean Championship matches at National Stadium from S$8

You can now get tickets for the Lions' home matches at the upcoming Asean Championship for just S$8 for a Category 3 ticket during the early-bird sales period.

Early-bird prices for Category 1 and 2 tickets are S$20 and S$14 respectively.

The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has introduced a revamped ticketing structure that offers affordability and flexibility for fans keen to catch the action, it said in a media statement on Nov. 24, 2024.

The Lions will play two home matches at the National Stadium, taking on Cambodia on Dec. 11 at 7:00 pm, followed by a match against defending champions Thailand on Dec. 17 at 8:30 pm.

Both matches are part of the fixtures in Group A, which comprises Singapore, Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Timor-Leste.

Affordable tickets

"Affordable ticket pricing is part of an overarching move by the FAS to better engage Singapore football fans and has already seen several initiatives rolled out," the association said.

Ticket prices will start from just S$8 during the Early Bird sales period, which will see substantial discounts across the three main categories on offer.

Early bird sales will take place from Nov. 25, 12pm to Dec. 1, 11:59pm.

Regular sales will take place from Dec. 2, 12am, to Dec. 17, 9:45pm.

There are also limited Family Zone tickets at S$20 for a pair of adult and child tickets, which fans can buy throughout the sales period, to encourage parents to watch with their children.

Die-hard fans can also purchase a premium hospitality package for S$150, which provides a range of exclusive on-site experiences at the stadium.

It includes a dedicated entry to the VIP lounge 90 minutes before kick-off and during halftime, and a curated selection of food and beverages.

Away Fans tickets are fixed at S$30 across all sales periods.

Here are the ticket across the sales periods:

All prices exclude ticketing fees. Tickets can be purchased on the FAS website or via Ticketmaster from Nov. 25.

Top photo via FAS