Someone who is based in Singapore has been sending “threatening and abusive messages” online to Neal Maupay, an English Premier League footballer from Brighton & Hove Albion. Continue reading “Someone in Singapore has been sending abusive messages to an EPL player.”
The ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) has announced that the AFF Suzuki Cup 2020 scheduled for year-end will be postponed until 2021 in view of the “rapidly deteriorating coronavirus situation, regionally and globally”. Continue reading “Suzuki Cup 2020 postponed.”
The Chiam See Tong Sports Fund (CSTSF) has signed up six national athletes across various sports as their outreach ambassadors in its “Believe in Sports” programme. Continue reading “National athletes join Chiam See Tong Sports Fund as Ambassadors.”
Some good news for regional football fans. Continue reading “Suzuki Cup on track for year end, says AFF.”
The Singapore Swimming Association (SSA) held a dialogue session over conferencing platform ZOOM with 50 affiliates to understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on 1 June 2020. Continue reading “Getting back into the swimming pools safely.”
Football Association of Singapore (FAS) general secretary Yazeen Buhari along with nine other staff members at the country’s football headquarters have contributed almost $25,000 to help under-resourced families and children during the COVID-19 pandemic by setting up the OneStrong Fund. Continue reading “Senior FAS staff set up OneStrong Fund to help less privileged.”
This year’s ASEAN Para Games in the Philippines has been cancelled after the Filipino Government cut all funding for the event in response to the coronavirus crisis, the Inside the Games portal has reported. Continue reading “ASEAN Para Games cancelled.”
The Malaysian government has announced on 25 April that football matches under the Malaysian League (M-League) may not continue even after the movement control order (MCO) has been lifted, reports the Free Malaysia Today portal. Continue reading “M-League may not continue, says Malaysian minister.”
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. Continue reading “No wage cuts, says FAS president Lim Kia Tong.”
Footballers in the Singapore Premier League may see their wages trimmed as a result of the ongoing battle with the COVID-19 virus. Continue reading “Singapore Premier League players may face salary cuts.”
