The International Champions Cup (ICC) supposed to have taken place in July this year has been cancelled. Continue reading “No Liverpool, Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund. Sorry.”
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Month: February 2020
Hougang United huffed and puffed but still could not manage to get the better of Hougang United in their Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup tie on 25 February at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Continue reading “Plazibat scores a brace but Hougang go down to Ho Chi Minh City.”
The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has rescheduled four Singapore Premier Leaguematches in light of the precautionary travel restrictions faced by Brunei DPMM in light of the current COVID-19 situation. Continue reading “Season not started yet but matches have been rescheduled.”
Hougang United did their part to step in to take the place of DPMM FC in the season opening AIA Community Shield. Continue reading “Hougang fans are not happy with DPMM FC.”
For the first time in Singapore Premier League (SPL) history, fans will be able to watch every match LIVE on television, on either SingTel or StarHub, as part of an enhanced and unprecedented broadcast experience this year, the Football Association of Singapore has announced. Continue reading “All SPL matches to be shown live on TV and online.”
Tampines Rovers will face off against Hougang United in the AIA Community Shield which will be held on Saturday at 6pm at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Continue reading “Hougang United take DPMM’s place for Community Shield.”
This could not have been the start the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) was hoping for. Continue reading “DPMM stay away from Singapore.”
The HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens has been postponed from April to October because of the COVID-19 outbreak. Continue reading “Singapore Rugby Sevens postponed to October. Because of COVID-19.”
Netizens have given their ten cents worth to the change in name and management of Home United FC, now named the Lion City Sailors. Continue reading “Netizens mixed reactions to Lion City Sailors.”
The club which was started as Police FC with the inauguration of the S-League in 1996, and then assumed the name Home United in the 1997 season, now has a new name for the upcoming Singapore Premier League (SPL) season in 2020. Continue reading “From Police FC to Home United to Lion City Sailors.”