Simple tweaks to the National School Games (NSG) football competition format could curtail lopsided scores in future games, school coaches and educators told The Sunday Times.
A recent preliminary-round B Division game where the Singapore Sports School (SSP) beat Assumption Pathway School (APS) 32-0 sparked debate over fair play and the purpose of school sports.
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