page_title: LionsXII
section_title: Support
hierarchical_section_title: LionsXII / Support
caption_attribution_description: English: LionsXII supporters watching their team play a home game against PKNS FC.
context_page_description: LionsXII, also known as Singapore LIONSXII, was a Singaporean football club founded in 2011 that played in the Malaysian Liga Super, the top tier of Malaysian football, from their inaugural season until their dissolution following the 2015 season. Their home ground was the 8,000-seat Jalan Besar Stadium, where they have played all their home matches since their establishment.
  Managed by the Football Association of Singapore, the squad marked the return of Singapore to the Malaysian football scene since Singapore FA dissolved following the Malaysia Cup in 1994. The name is a combination of Lions and XII, which is a special tribute to the fans, who are generally recognised as football's "12th Man". Its motto was "For Country, For Fans. For Passion, For Football. For Makan, For Tulang Merah. For The Future, Forsake The Past”.
  LionsXII's home kit was in royal red, using the colours of the national flag. Their away kit was in blue, designed to evoke memories of the jersey used in the 1980s and earlier. The club emblem, designed to resemble a lion's paw, showed a fierce and aggressive-looking lion between the white feathery lines.
context_section_description: LionsXII regularly attract over an average of 6,200 fans to Jalan Besar Stadium. The stadium is always minimally half-filled across all matches in all the seasons LionsXII have participated in.
caption: LionsXII fans from the Gallery stand as they watch their team play against Selangor PKNS FC
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