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Members of the historic 1994 football team are backing the current national players ahead of Singapore’s crunch tie against Hong Kong on Nov 18, with the winners earning a coveted Asian Cup berth.
Meanwhile, Singaporean athletes are fired up to do well at the upcoming SEA Games. These include chess player Tin Jingyao, who is buoyed by his double-bronze showing at the Asian Mind Sports Conference and Festival.
Similarly, Singapore Sports School student Azfar Ong, drawn to fencing by his love for Star Wars, is aiming to mark his Games debut with a bang.
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HDB dragon boat team member dies after race
The man was resting when he collapsed following a race at the Singapore Regatta Waterfest.
Lions’ class of 1994 back current pride to seal Asian Cup qualification
The ex-players were at an event to celebrate their M-League and Malaysia Cup-winning feats.
Lions show fight against Thais, but need more focus for crunch tie
Singapore are still prone to defensive lapses ahead of their Asian Cup qualifier in Hong Kong.
Lion City Sailors winger Nur Ain Salleh regains consciousness after collapsing during game
Chess player Tin Jingyao receives SEA Games confidence boost
Love for Star Wars awakens the force for fencer Azfar Ong
Singapore squash aim to bounce back with SEA Games gold
Teong Tzen Wei seeks to reclaim SEA Games sprint double
Nicole Low to compete in laser run and 5,000m events in Thailand
She is among several Singaporean athletes who will be taking part in more than one sport.
Can chess, bridge and e-sports be considered sports?
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