A goal by Ilhan Fandi helped the Lions tie the game and move forward in the tournament.

Coach Gavin Lee is very proud of his team. He said it has not been an easy journey.

Before the tournament, nobody thought the Lions could do well. But they worked hard and got good results.

The man of the match, Jacob Mahler, said the game was very tough. He is happy they made it to the semi-finals.

The team's goal was to make it to the next round. Now they will focus on the semi-finals.

The Lions are still unbeaten in the tournament. They got eight points from four games.

Three teams from Southeast Asia made it to the Asian Cup. Singapore is the lowest ranked team.

Vietnam is 99th in the FIFA rankings. Indonesia is 118th, and Singapore is 148th.

Coach Lee hopes the team will believe in themselves more. He said if they don't believe, nobody will.

Mahler said the team needs to believe in themselves more. They need to think they can win.

The team worked hard to stay unbeaten. It shows they can do well.

Indonesia's coach said his team dominated the game. But Singapore was well organized.

The coach said Singapore had great resilience. They were lucky to win.

Sometimes, even with good play, you don't get what you want.

Singapore will play the winner of Group B in the semi-finals.

Thailand is currently top of Group B with nine points.

This is the second time the Lions made it past the group stages.

The Lions started well, winning two games and drawing one.

Mahler said the team has a strong spirit. The coach and captain helped with this.

The team has a good relationship. They have been through ups and downs together.

The team wants to make Singaporeans proud. They want to be a team to cheer for.

When they play, they think about making their country proud.