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Lopsided 32-0 score in National School Games football match stirs debate
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The SSP's football programme has produced a number of national players since the school's inception in 2004.
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A lopsided scoreline in a National School Games football match has sparked a debate about competitiveness and fair play in school sport.
The Singapore Sports School (SSP) thrashed Assumption Pathway School (APS) 32-0 in a preliminary-round B Division boys' football game on Monday. That meant that on average, a goal was scored every 2½ minutes in the 80-minute match.
