10 SEA Games events moved to Bangkok after Songkhla flooding
SINGAPORE: Some events at the upcoming 33rd SEA Games will be shifted to Bangkok after days of severe flooding in the southern Thai province of Songkhla.
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Football: Gavin Lee confirmed as permanent Lions head coach
SINGAPORE: Gavin Lee was on Friday (Nov 28) named as permanent head coach of the Singapore men's national football team.
Meet the 16-year-old gymnast who made sporting history for Singapore while taking her O-Levels
SINGAPORE: For most 16-year-olds, sitting for one of the biggest examinations of their lives would be stressful enough.
Football: Gavin Lee set to be named permanent Lions head coach
SINGAPORE: Gavin Lee is set to be named permanent head coach of the Lions, CNA understands.
Singapore’s ‘new look’ men’s water polo squad ready to defend SEA Games gold
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s men’s water polo team is heading into next month’s Southeast Asian (SEA) Games with a fresh look and renewed confidence to defend its crown.The refreshed lineup will travel to Thailand determined to retain its gold medal, following its triumphant return to the top of the podium in Cambodia in 2023.The team’s most recent victory came four years after its 54-year winning streak was broken in 2019. Before that, Singapore had been SEA Games champions for 27 consecutive editions.
Hong Kong football head coach departs after Asian Cup loss to Singapore
HONG KONG: The head coach of Hong Kong's football team Ashley Westwood said on Monday (Nov 24) he will leave the role following the city's bruising defeat to Singapore in last week's 2027 Asian Cup qualifier.
Young Lions have learnt from losses, going to SEA Games with 'clean slate', says head coach Firdaus Kassim
SINGAPORE: After finishing last in their Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Under-23 Asian Cup qualifying group, and rooted to the foot ofthe domestic league, it has been a torrid few months for Singapore's U-22 men's football team.
Hong Kong says Singapore minister David Neo apologised for 'idiots' remark
HONG KONG: Hong Kong said on Friday (Nov 21) that a Singapore minister has apologised after calling the Chinese city's football players and fans "idiots" following a decisive 2027 Asian Cup qualifier.