After 14 years of association with RHB Bank, the Singapore Cup will have a new title sponsor for the next year. Continue reading “Komoco Motors are new title sponsors of Singapore Cup.”
Month: August 2019
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has directed Warriors FC (WRFC) to remove the General Manager and Honorary Secretary of the club Paul Poh from both his appointments with immediate effect. Continue reading “FAS calls for removal of Warriors General Manager Paul Poh.”
Ticket sales for the inaugural Legion of Racers (LOR) Festival of Speed™ (FOS) have started and one car enthusiast could well be Singapore’s first ever Karting in the City champion. Continue reading “The hunt is on for the first Karting in the City Champion.”
While most were still snoozing early this morning, a young Singaporean made history for the Lion City all the way in London. Continue reading “Singaporean Ben Davis makes senior debut for Fulham in Carabao Cup.”
He already has 134 international caps to his name and had indicated that he was retiring from international football. Continue reading “Retired Baihakki Khaizan gets Lions call up.”
UFC® is set to make its fourth stop in Singapore and brings with it a main event featuring two of the best grapplers in MMA history, as No. 10-ranked welterweight contender Demian Maia faces No. 11-ranked Ben Askren. Continue reading “Top UFC grapplers set for Singapore showdown.”
The Chiam See Tong Sports Fund (CSTSF) has managed to raise $160,000 to aid under-resourced athletes through its Gala Dinner which was held on 22 August 2019 at the Marriott Tang Plaza. Continue reading “ESM Goh Chok Tong + Chiam See Tong Sports Fund raise $170k for under-resourced athletes.”
Singapore Athletics (SA) has suspended Singapore Masters Athletics (SMA) – one of its affiliates – after it received a complaint and petition by athletes about the administration of the masters track and field fraternity. Continue reading “Singapore Masters suspended.”
The National Stadium at the Singapore Sports Hub is set to host two World Cup qualifying matches involving the Singapore Lions in September and October. Continue reading “Time to get the flags and scarves out. The Lions are in action.”
An expanded format of 48 teams and more sports for Asia could work in favour of Singapore in trying to make it to the World Cup. Continue reading “2034 World Cup spot for Singapore a realistic goal, says FAS.”