Laos used to be labelled as minnows of the region, and were constantly at the receiving end of hammerings by rival Southeast Asian football nations. Continue reading “Sundram’s Laos get to AFC U-19 finals.”
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Singapore’s national defender Safuwan Baharudin made it to the ASEAN Best XI at the Asean Football Federation Awards held on 8 November in Hanoi. Continue reading “Safuwan makes ASEAN Best XI.”
The Singapore Premier League has lost its top player to Malaysia. Continue reading “Singapore loses Faris Ramli to Terengganu.”
Singapore’s U-18s started off their Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-19 Championship 2020 qualifiers Group 1 match on 6 November with a 11-0 defeat at the hands of Korea Republic. Continue reading “Singapore 0 Korea 11”
While all eyes were on Kedah’s Singaporean coach Aidil Sharin as he led the hijau-kuning to the Malaysia Cup final, it was unfortunately not the fairy tale ending which many were hoping for. Continue reading “Hariss Harun and Johor stop Aidil Sharin’s Kedah in Malaysia Cup final”
It is only his first season as coach of Tampines Rovers and some even doubted if he had enough experience under his belt to lead the Stags towards any kind of silverware in his first season in charge. Continue reading “Rookie coach Gavin Lee caps off 2019 with Singapore Cup victory.”
World football governing body FIFA and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have signed a comprehensive memorandum of understanding (MoU) on 2 November 2019 that will see the two organisations join forces to leverage football as a catalyst for social development and healthy lifestyles in the region. Continue reading “FIFA, ASEAN sign landmark MOU.”
Two Singapore clubs will meet in the finals of the Singapore Cup final on Saturday 2 November at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Continue reading “Warriors, Tampines make Singapore Cup final.”
Singapore’s young 4X100m women’s relay squad has broken a national junior record, and picked up a gold medal in the process. Continue reading “Teen quartet crack national junior record.”
Singaporean Aidil Sharin Sahak has made history by becoming the first Singaporean football coach to take a Malaysian state team to the historic Malaysia Cup final. Continue reading “Singaporean Aidil Sharin takes Kedah to the Malaysia Cup final.”