HONG KONG – TEG Sport has announced the release of a limited and final batch of tickets for public sale for both matches in the inaugural Hong Kong Football Festival (HKFF) 2025 at Kai Tak Stadium.  Taking place between 24 July and 31 July, HKFF will thrill fans with two matches and four Open Training sessions involving some of the world’s top football clubs – … Continue reading Sports: Hong Kong Football Festival 2025 announces final opportunity to purchase match tickets

The Lion City Sailors are pleased to announce a landmark three-year partnership agreement with global sportswear giant adidas, marking a significant milestone in the Sailors’ journey since its founding in 2020. As part of this collaboration, adidas will become the official kit supplier for Singapore’s only privatised football club with effect from 1 July 2025, providing cutting-edge sportswear and equipment to support the team’s performance … Continue reading Sports: Lion City Sailors chart a new course with adidas as official kit supplier

Singapore’s final home match before the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup qualifiers was cut short by heavy rain, but the Lionesses displayed resilience and promise against a physically stronger Hong Kong, China side ranked 59 places above them. The friendly at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on 15 June started brightly for Singapore, but match officials abandoned the match some four minutes into the … Continue reading Sports: Lionesses show grit in rain-hit clash against Hong Kong

The Singapore football fraternity will open its doors to the Aspire in the World Fellows next week, with the Jalan Besar Stadium hosting The Workshop Tour Asia – Singapore. The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is pleased to announce that Hudl, Polar Mineral Water and Fullerton Health will stand alongside FAS and the Aspire Academy as event sponsors, with the Orchard Hotel Singapore and Singapore Tourism … Continue reading Sports: The Workshop Tour Asia – Singapore receives sponsor backing as the Lion City opens its doors to global football fraternity

The Singapore Women’s National Team has withdrawn from the ASEAN Women’s Championship (6-19 August), this despite the fact that the women qualified for the tournament on merit by finishing third at the AFF Women’s Cup last December.   The decision-making process involved careful consideration of overlapping fixtures, team readiness, and our broader commitment to key Asian Football Confederation (AFC) competitions.   Two competitions – the AFC Women’s … Continue reading Sports: Tournament prioritisation means Lionesses will sit out ASEAN Championship despite qualifying on merit