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| 17 November 2008 |
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SAF seal Singapore title
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| Singapore Armed Forces have won the 2008 S.League title after the defending champions defeated fellow AFC Cup quarter-finalists Home United 1-0 in the |
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| 13 November 2008 |
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Myanmar, Thailand in big wins
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| Myanmar showed no mercy to Singapore and racked up an 11-0 win even as Thailand whipped the Philippines 8-0 in the AFC U-16 Women’s Championship 2009 |
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| 9 November 2008 |
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Australia in big win, Thais held
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| Australia swept aside Singapore 17-0 and Thailand drew 1-1 with Myanmar as the first ever qualification competition for the AFC U-16 Women’s |
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| 6 November 2008 |
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Warriors one win from title
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| Singapore Armed Forces moved to within three points of the 2008 S.League crown after the defending champions defeated title-chasing Super Reds 3-0 on |
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| 5 November 2008 |
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Korean girls in big win
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| Korea Republic crushed Singapore 24-0, Vietnam thrashed the Philippines 11-0 and Myanmar edged Jordan 3-2 on Tuesday in the AFC U-19 Women’s |
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The Football Association of Singapore has the distinction of being one of the oldest national associations in world football, formed in 1892. The game was brought to the island by British servicemen and traders and until 1996, the country's game was closely linked to neighbours Malaysia.
Singapore emerged as the first winners of the Malaysian Cup in 1921, going on to win or share the title a total of 22 times before withdrawing in 1994, after completing their final league and cup double in the Malaysian League to form their own professional league.
The S-League was launched in 1996 at a cost of US$5 million with the inaugural eight clubs expanded to 12 presently. Singapore first became a member of FIFA in 1952, followed by AFC two years later.
Through the S-League, two clubs have made it to the inaugural 2004 AFC Cup semi finals, AFC's second tier tournament, which speaks progress of Singapore's club football scene.
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Committee |
| President |
| Associate Professor Ho Peng Kee |
| Vice President |
| Lt-Gen (Ret) Ng Jui Ping, Tan Soo Nan, Associate Professor John Koh, Lim Kia Tong |
| General Secretary |
| Winston Lee |
| Treasurer |
| Samuel G Panthradil |
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| Contact Address |
| Address |
100 Tyrwhitt Road
Singapore 207542 |
| Telephone |
| 65 6293 1477 |
| Fax |
| 65 6392 1194 |
| E-mail |
| gensec@fas.org.sg |
| Website |
| www.fas.org.sg |
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| Other Info |
| Founded |
| 1892 |
| Affiliation since |
| 1954 (AFC), 1952 (FIFA) |
| Jerseys |
| Red |
| Shorts |
| Red |
| Socks |
| Red |
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