To mark Singapore’s 60th birthday, and as part of the organisers’ ambition to grow the tournament across international markets, the "Soccer7sSeries" will be held at Jalan Besar Stadium (JBS) this July to fuel that vision.
The 2024/2025 Singapore Premier League (SPL) finally came to an end with the retention of the Singapore Cup by newly-minted SPL champions Lion City Sailors (LCS) on the last day of May.
| LCS did their lap of honour after their ACLTwo Final defeat at Bishan |
(This entry is formulated by the media release issued by Full Circle PR, the PR agency for the event with image depicted in this entry belonging to "Singapore Festival of Football")
After a one-year hiatus, the Singapore Festival of Football (SFOF) is set to return this July, featuring English powerhouses Arsenal and Newcastle United, alongside with 19-time Serie A champions AC Milan.
FIRST VISIT TO SINGAPORE BY "I ROSSONERI"
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This post is a reproduction of a reply to one question posted on an online forum on how to improve local football
It's a question everyone has been asking, and TBH, there is no viable solution to the problems we are facing.
As for now, I would encourage that those who have been to local matches, be it the national team's, SPL or even school games, post and share their thoughts on their socials with their family and friends.
| Buriram United's penalty claim was brushed aside |
I would think it will be the biggest accomplishment on the CVs of any marketing or PR (public relations) person if he/she is up to the task to ensure Lionel Messi's trip to Singapore is free of any hiccups.
MESSI’S HISTORY OF SKIPPING THE REGION
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Singapore’s 1-0 defeat to Nepal at the National Stadium on 21 March 2025 left many fans stunned.
With a higher FIFA ranking, the 160th ranked Lions were expected to overpower the Nepalese who are ranked at the 175th place, but instead, they found themselves struggling to put together a cohesive performance.
| "Nasi Lemak" - a favourite local dish |
Muangthong United (MTU) is one of Thailand’s most recognised football clubs with an impressive domestic to boost with.
However, when it comes to playing against Singaporean teams in AFC club competitions, the Thai giants have consistently struggled.
From past encounters with SAFFC and Tampines Rovers to their most recent hitting-the-kerb against Lion City Sailors, Muangthong’s struggles in Singapore remain a recurring theme.
EARLIER SETBACKS AT JBS
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