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SINGAPORE (29 June 2017) – A double from Stipe Plazibat snapped Albirex Niigata (S)’s unbeaten run in the Great Eastern-Hyundai S.League when they suffered a 2-0 loss to Home United at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Plazibat struck on either side of half-time as the White Swans fell to their first defeat after 12 games in the S.League.…
SINGAPORE (24 June 2017) – The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will assist the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) to revitalise the S.League. AFC General Secretary Dato’ Windsor John said the help of experts would be sourced to assess the S.League before implementing a model for change. “Before we come to the model that the AFC…
SINGAPORE (21 June 2017) – The FA of Singapore (FAS) have announced that The New Paper will continue their title sponsorship of the League Cup for the third year running at the draw to decide the groups for the tournament. FAS Vice President Mr Razali Saad, who was present at the draw, said: “We are…
SINGAPORE (17 June 2017) – Albirex Niigata (S) stretched their lead at the summit of the 2017 Great Eastern-Hyundai S.League to eight points after a comfortable 4-0 win over Brunei DPMM at the Jurong East Stadium on Friday night. Tsubasa Sano and Ryota Nakai handed Albirex with a two-goal lead at half-time before Rui…
SINGAPORE (14 June 2017) – In preparations for the qualifying round of the AFC Under-23 Championship in July, the Singapore U22 team will head to Qatar for training and friendlies. Two matches against their counterparts from Qatar has been planned for 15 June and 17 June. “Playing strong teams like Qatar will allow us to…
SINGAPORE (14 June 2017) – Singapore put up a spirited showing but fell short as they were defeated 6-0 by two-time FIFA World Cup winners Argentina in an international friendly at the National Stadium, Singapore Sports Hub on Tuesday evening. Organised as part of FAS’ 125-year anniversary celebrations, Argentina triumphed via first-half strikes from Federico…
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