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Singapore begin their ASEAN Championship campaign against Cambodia on Friday (Jul 24).
Lions skipper Hariss Harun (left) and midfielder Joel Chew during the team's training camp in Okinawa, Japan. (Photo: FAS)
SINGAPORE: A two-week Japan training camp that pushed the Lions to their limits has helped them prepare for their next major test, the 2026 ASEAN Hyundai Cup, said head coach Gavin Lee.
Speaking to CNA on Tuesday (Jul 21), Lee said that matches during the Okinawa trip were designed to overload players going through their pre-seasons, as they learnt to deal with the tempo of better opposition for the full 90 minutes.
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