Singapore beat Malaysia 6-4 on aggregate last night in Bukit Jalil Stadium to go through to the third round of the 2014 World Cup qualifiers but the more immediate question is: Does this foreshadow what returning to the Malaysia Cup will be like? ...

Despite this treat, the number of fans though have not touched 3,000 in the 6,000-capacity Jalan Besar Stadium. It has been a perennial bugbear of sports organisers that local fans do not come out in full force to support a Singapore national team inaction. ...

Multiple national record-holder and SEA Games Gold medallist James Wong recently announced his resignation from his post as Honorary Secretary at the Singapore Athletics Association (SAA). ...

The internationalisation of the S.League remains controversial and some will see in it an echo of the larger political conversation regarding foreign talent in Singapore. ...

It was supposed to be a regional football tournament. That failed to materialised and basketball was brought into the picture instead. Why basketball, one may ask? ...

May I suggest that the pent-up anger of most football fans in Singapore is rooted in the disappearance of that once upon a time tangible sense of national pride in football? But why should a group of talented 15-year-olds bear those grievances? ...

Singaporeans are justifiably upset about seeing empty venues and yet being told that tickets are 'sold out'. MOE is getting some criticism. However, what about sponsors? What are they doing with their allotment? ...