Albirex Niigata continued the trend of foreign based clubs in Singapore picking up the championship when it pipped Tampines Rovers to the 2020 AIA Singapore Premier League title. This was Albirex Niigata’s fourth title since […]
Category: Singapore Premier League
Tampines Rovers on the brink of title.
Tampines Rovers are on the verge of achieving what no other Singapore club has done since 2015. Win the Singapore Premier League – Singapore’s very own domestic football league competition. On 29 November at the […]
Is Albirex Niigata headed for the title?
Only one team stands in the way of Albirex Niigata as they head towards the 2020 AIA Singapore Premier League title. Albirex Niigata. After stealing a 3-2 victory against Lion City Sailors, and watching fellow […]
A CHANCE FOR THE STAGS TO REMAIN ON TOP.
Tampines Rovers has staked its claim to the 2020 AIA Singapore Premier League title after ending Albirex’s unbeaten record in their last clash. If they maintain their form and position at the top of the […]
A SONG FOR THE LIONS?
A South Korean born footballer could well be a Singapore Lion soon and represent Singapore in all international competitions. Song Ui-Yong, who has been in Singapore since 2011, has received his Singapore Permanent Residency, and […]
DO OR DIE FOR TAMPINES ROVERS.
By Lo Weizhi Third placed Tampines Rovers take on table -toppers Albirex Niigata Singapore on Saturday 31 October in this weekend’s plum Singapore Premier League tie. With only ten remaining matches to play in a […]
Defending champions DPMM out for rest of the 2020 season?
What will happen to DPMM?
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.