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Singapore was praised for putting up a “great show” as the curtain came down on the World Para Swimming Championships at the OCBC Aquatic Centre. Singapore swim queen Yip Pin Xiu added an eighth world title to her formidable collection.
Meanwhile, some social footballers in Singapore are frustrated with the difficulties in booking pitches since Sport Singapore switched to a ballot-based system in 2024.
Finally, Albirex Niigata sealed the Women’s Premier League title without kicking a ball after rivals Still Aerion failed to win their penultimate match of the season.
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S’pore given thumbs up for hosting World Para Swimming Championships
Sleepless in Singapore, Yip Pin Xiu wins 8th world title
Frustrated social footballers start petition calling for ‘fair access’ to public fields
Some claim that the balloting system has made it “nearly impossible” to book pitches.
Albirex Niigata clinch Women’s Premier League title without playing
They have an unassailable lead after Still Aerion failed to beat the Lion City Sailors.
‘Unbelievably clever’ spending has given Liverpool near-perfect start: Robbie Fowler
NBL finalists Adroit disqualified after fielding suspended players
The two players were earlier arrested in relation to an ongoing match-fixing investigation.
SEA U-17 tourney key to Singapore’s lofty goals for 3x3 basketball
The Republic is aiming for the 2029 SEA Games gold, besides qualifying for the 2032 Olympics.
Some Singapore cricketers disappointed by ‘light sentence’ for SCA CEO
They questioned why the national association did not impose additional sanctions on Saad Khan Janjua.
Europe hold off furious US charge to win Ryder Cup
At the Ryder Cup, golf stars discover the joy of brotherhood
The result is drama, tears, unlikely heroes and an edgy script, writes Rohit Brijnath.
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