What will happen to DPMM?
Defending champions DPMM out for rest of the 2020 season?
What will happen to DPMM?
Category: Singapore Premier League
Former DPMM FC and SPL star joins Spanish Division 4 side.
Former DPMM FC midfielder Blake Ricciuto has completed his move to Spanish fourth tier side Velez CF after the club announced his signing for the 2020/2021 season, the Borneo Bulletin has reported. Ricciuto left DPMM […]
Former Stag and JSSL youth player set to join Portugal top league side.
Former Tampines Rovers and JSSL starlet Hari McCoy could be set to make a mark in Europe.
No wage cuts, says FAS president Lim Kia Tong.
Players and staff of all Singapore Premier League clubs will not face any wage cuts during this period of economic doom and gloom caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Balestier Khalsa formed in 1898?
According to a graphic released by the ASEAN Football Federation, the region’s oldest club is Balestier Khalsa and it was formed in 1898.
No wage cuts for Lion City Sailors but other clubs may have no choice with closure of gaming rooms and betting outlets.
As a few Singapore Premier League (SPL) clubs consider wage cuts for its players, the Lion City Sailors have assured the players on its roster that they will face no such cuts.
Singapore Premier League players may face salary cuts.
Footballers in the Singapore Premier League may see their wages trimmed as a result of the ongoing battle with the COVID-19 virus.
Suspended till further notice.
After playing a couple of matches behind closed doors, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has announced that the 2020 AIA Singapore Premier League (SPL) has been suspended till further notice.
Rubbish Lion City Sailors get thrashed.
The Lion City Sailors were “rubbish” said its head coach Aurelio Vidmar after a 4-0 loss to Tampines Rovers in yet another Singapore Premier League match played behind closed doors at the Our Tampines Hub.
Singapore League to continue behind closed doors.
All Singapore Premier League matches will be played behind closed doors, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has announced.