Singapore's professional football scene was given an image makeover earlier this year, with the S-League rebranded the Singapore Premier League (SPL), along with changes that include turning its focus onto youth.
One thing that has not changed is the clubs' struggle for survival. Not only have they been hit with an estimated 20 per cent cut in funding this year, but another key revenue stream - from jackpot machine operations - is also trickling to a halt.
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