Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has declared that the tickets for the much awaited face-off between LionsXII and Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) this coming Tuesday have all been gobbled up.

Tickets for the LionsXII's match against Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) on Tuesday, May 20 at the Jalan Besar Stadium are sold out, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has declared.

The LionsXII are presently in eighth position in the Malaysia Super League (MSL) while the guests are four points ahead in third.

Both sides fought it out to a 2-2 draw in the reverse fixture early in this season, as the Singapore outfit returned from two goals down to rescue a point.

The LionsXII will battle against the Terengganu Turtles on Saturday before their much awaited match against JDT. MSL just came back from a long break for almost a month will bring in these head to head battle for the fans who have been missing the football action.

The Singapore international, Baihakki Khaizan, is set to make a comeback to his previous club for whatever remains of the season after agreeing in some terms while awaiting for the go signal from the Football Association of Malaysia.

The LionsXII is set to welcome Baihakki Khaizan again for the rest of the Malaysia Super League season, after the Singapore international concurred terms for a move.

An FAS spokesperson indicated that, "His move is not official yet because we are waiting for the Football Association of Malaysia to finalise the paperwork and give the green light.

We will update the media when Baihakki has been cleared to play for the LionsXII."

It will be remembered that the 30-year-old football star joined JDT at the beginning of the 2014 Malaysia Super League season but was cut from the team mid of April. It will also be noted that Baihakki stated that he would take a break for the rest of the campaign before he rejoins JDT II.

It is also clear that Baihakki will still link up with JDT II next season after he ends his LionsXII appearances.

There were rumours that Baihakki is planning to return to LionsXII on a loan, but the FAM had ruled out that the player will not be allowed to do so and that the only option left for the player is to terminate his contract with JDT.

Last week, it has finally come to an end. Baihakki’s 4-year contract with JDT was put to an end. And now, he can freely join LionsXII.

The move might come as uplifting news for Baihakki, with the AFF Suzuki Cup to take on at the end of the year, which enables the player to get a consistent playing time.

The Malaysia Super League (MSL) match was initially put off to three days from the original day it was scheduled, however has now been moved to one entire week later.

Supporters anticipating the LionsXII’s home clash with Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) will need to hold up a little more, after the match was deferred for the second time.

Last Tuesday, it was declared that the Malaysia Super League game between the two sides, which was initially booked for May 10, had been moved to May 13.

This was because of the charity match between the Asean All-Stars and the Indonesia national team, which will serve as a pledge drive for the casualties of Typhoon Haiyan, occurring on May 11.

Be that as it may, it was noted that JDT asked for a further delay as five of their players will be included in charity game at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The club spoke to the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), expressing that the recuperation time might not be sufficient as the quintet of Amri Yahyah, Mahalli Jasuli, Aidil Zafuan Radzak, Safiq Rahim and Safee Sali are heading back to Malaysia on May 12 - only one day prior to the LionsXII game at Jalan Besar Stadium in Singapore.

In that capacity, the match has been rescheduled to May 20, which was one week later, with the venue and start of the game same as before. This additionally implies that the LionsXII will face Terengganu FA on May 17 rather as their first rivals when they continue league action after the current break.

Meanwhile, Fandi Ahmad's charges are in Myanmar for a training tour, having left on Monday.

They will play against Nay Pyi Taw FC on Wednesday, before facing the Myanmar national team on May 2 and returning home the following day.

The Singapore international, who has been de-enrolled for whatever is left of the season, declared his want to rejoin his previous club, however, he won't be permitted to do so on loan.

Former LionsXII defender, Baihakki Khaizan won't be permitted to come back to his previous club on loan in the wake of being de-enrolled for current side Johor Darul Takizm (JDT).

The Singapore international was cut from JDT's first-team for whatever remains of the season two weeks back and thusly supported a come back to the LionsXII, yet the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has expressed that the only way for Baihakki to do so was to end his contract with JDT.

It will be remembered that Baihakki signed a four-year deal in January to move to Johor in a huge-cash exchange. The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) filed a plea to get him again to LionsXII, yet this was rejected by FAM on Tuesday after a meeting.

Datuk Seria Afandi Hamzah, chairman of FAM's Local Competition Committee stated to Astro Arena that, "The committee has considered that Baihakki is JDT’s import player and if he were to return to LionsXII, he will be considered as a local player for LionsXII, which means his contract must end first before he can play for the Lions in the Super League.”

FAM has given FAS and Baihakki a week to work on a resolution of the issue however; it appears to be unrealistic that the defender will end his contract with JDT. In spite of the current dilemma of the defender, a ruling does not forbid him from making a temporary move to a foreign league.

Both Albirex Niigata (S) and Warriors Football Club have delighted in a positive beginning to the 2014 season, indicating that they’re the toughest clubs to beat this year.

With a comparable game play extensively focused on the flanks and embracing a patient form with every play, it will be a match, football enthusiasts in Singapore should not miss.

The Warriors will be missing veteran campaigner, Shi Jiayi who was sent off in their past match for a verbal argument with Tanjong Pagar's, Asraf Rashid.

Nonetheless, Warriors’ good form has advanced around two dynamic duos, Thomas Beattie and Kevin Mccann in central midfield with Miroslav Pejic and Nicolas Velez in the final third.

Pejic and Velez have shown psychic comprehension of each other as they have displayed good defence with their smooth, interchangeable passing. On the other hand, Beatti and McCann have built a dependable resistance in the middle of the park, compelling opponents to look for alternative courses to wander into the Warriors’ post.

However it won't be a smooth ride for Warriors as Itsuki Yamada and his team will be excited to grab the game for themselves. For the White Swans, they will be betting on Kazuki Sakamoto to proceed with his scoring form.

Albirex's flankers Keisuka Ota and Kazuya Okazaki will assume an indispensable part in the team's attack and are required to give the essential crosses into the penalty box for their aggressors.

Regardless of getting a charge out of a four-match unbeaten run, the White Swans' gaffer, Tatsuyuki Okuyama has called upon his charges to be more clinical and score more goals after their thin 2-1 win over Courts Young Lions a week prior.

The LionsXII manager, Fandi Ahmad at long last had something to cheer about as his side fought against eminent loss to beat Pahang FA 4-1, all because of Safuwan Baharudin's strike and Sufian Anuar's hat trick.

After weeks of deploring their recklessness in front goal, LionsXII gaffer, Fandi Ahmad at long last got the execution from his group he had been requesting on Tuesday night.

The ruling Malaysia Super League champions cavorted to an extraordinary 4-1 win over table-toppers, Pahang FA at the Jalan Besar Stadium, having gone a goal down at an opportune time.

Super-sub Sufian Anuar has the spotlight. He came off the bench in the second half to rouse the hosts to see off the league's most in-form side in their greatest triumph of the season so far. His three goals, two of which came in injury time, came after Safuwan Baharudin had offset Damion Stewart's opener in the first half.

Now, Fandi was more than assuaged after the match, particularly after the LionsXII missed a couple of chances in the introductory stages.

At the post match press conference, Fandi was caught saying, “Madhu [Mohana] could have scored with an open goal and [Khairul] Amri missed a sitter, so I thought, ’Not another day of missing chances again’, but we had the better luck because we created it; we created more chances than them.”

“I thought the first 20 minutes were very bad for us.

I could see the nervousness in the players, but after the goal we had to make some changes and Safuwan went into midfield.

“The most important thing you can see is that the boys wanted to win badly today; we knew we could come back because we kept on pushing and pressing.”

Fandi additionally paid tribute to the group, particularly Sufian, despite the fact that he felt they could have scored more goals.

“I thought he (Sufian) worked very hard, he deserved it because every time he plays he is frustrated with himself and today he scored,” Fandi said after commending Sufian’s hard work.

“This is the first time we scored four goals and it means we have finally found the touch. The last two goals were well-taken, but we could have scored more goals.

“I thought everybody played very well, we hope this is the beginning and we can continue our challenge. Hopefully the other results favour us.

Most importantly is that they responded very well, this is a good sign. There are players who can step up and we are giving opportunities to everybody.”

On the other hand, Pahang’s head coach, Zainal Abidin Hassan was disillusioned with the annihilation and was reproachful of his group's execution.

“It was the worst performance ever,” Zainal said.

“I think we started well, we scored the first goal and after that everybody became relaxed and undisciplined and started taking things for granted.”

On Saturday, LionsXII will face Selangor FA at the Shah Alam Stadium.