Singapur 🇸🇬🌎

#ACQ2027 | Grupo C | FT: 🇭🇰 1⃣ - 2⃣ 🇸🇬 ✅ HOLA ASIA, ¡VOLVIMOS! 🤩 🆙🌏 REMONTADA de Singapur🇸🇬 en el partido decisivo. Los leones vuelven a la Copa Asiática luego de más de 4 décadas ⚽️ 64' Shawal Anuar ⚽️ 68' Ilhan Fandi

@HistoriasBalon Y renovación de contrato, de paso.

@TeamSinga @Club25Football @FutbolAzeri @diegoascenso24_ @hdefutbolOK @jmvillarroya @UlsanHDBR @kikirimichis @FutbolBasado El de Kobayashi es de Puskad

"Los goles son emociones" ⚽️🥹 🔚 La #SGPremierLeague 2025/26 ha llegado a su fin. Una temporada más corta de lo habitual, pero los tantos y la acción no faltaron Por eso los invitamos a ver los 🔟 MEJORES GOLES de esta SPL recopilados en el siguiente HILO 🧵👇

🔚 Si llegaste hasta acá, el final, agradecemos de corazón que se hayan tomado unos minutos de sus vidas para ver el hilo 💬 También pueden comentar cuál les pareció el mejor gol o el más bonito 👋 Ahora a descansar y a esperar la próxima temporada

🔟 - Tajeli Salamat (Balestier Khalsa🐯) 🆚 Geylang International🦅 🗓️ 15/05/2026 - Jornada 21 (GIFC 3-4 BKFC)

@ChileLyonnais Feliz cumpleaños!! Por más años con alegrías de parte del Olympique Lyonnais 🥳

Quiero compartir este momento, para el admin es un día especial, hoy cumplo un año más de vida, uno más en el que puedo compartir con ustedes mis distintas pasiones y en el que aprovecho de agradecer su apoyo y cariño. Un año más para amar al Lyon. PD: Globitos en la cuenta.

El Primer Beso Nunca Se Olvida. El fútbol femenino en la ciudad de Lyon es una historia con muchas penas y alegrías, historias que son recordadas por siempre y otras que injustamente se olvidan, por eso te quiero hablar del FC Lyon y su primer Championnat de France,la 1990/1991.

Final Standings of Singapore Premier League 🇸🇬 #SingaporePremierLeague

@FutbolAzeri Mítico equipo de la época que teníamos casi un Mundial de Clubes dentro de nuestra propia liga

@_forgottenfooty @SGfootball @SweeperPod @African_Insider @AfricaSoccer_zn @brfootball @TheEuroFE @TeamSinga

🇸🇬 Don't let the name of this Forgotten Football Club fool you. They did play in Singapore, as part of a project to make Singapore Football more diverse and exciting. It didn't work. Sporting Afrique FC was a short-lived professional football club in Singapore's S.League. It was an all-African foreign team that played only one season in 2006 before dissolving in 2007. Founded in 2006 (registered around late 2005). they had the nickname 'The Flamingos', playing their home games at the Yishun Stadium (capacity 3,400) in Yishun, Singapore. The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) admitted the club to make the S.League more exciting and diverse. It consisted of young players primarily from Nigeria, Cameroon, Kenya, and Ghana. The hope was to discover talent who might eventually naturalize as Singaporeans and strengthen the national team. The club had a modest debut season, finishing 9th out of 11 teams in the 2006 S.League. Theur record in their debut season was 30 matches, 5 wins, 9 draws, 16 losses (24 points). While they exited the Singapore Cup in the preliminary round. They started brightly with a 2–1 home win over Woodlands Wellington in front of a sold-out crowd with strong African supporter turnout, but struggled overall. The club became notorious for off-field issues that led to its quick demise. Players were promised S$1,600 (~US$1,000) monthly salaries but received only about S$100 after heavy deductions for substandard food (rice and chicken) and overcrowded housing (5–6 players per room in a house). They faced restrictions on movement and media contact. International attention came when players anonymously contacted the BBC. Chairman Collin Chee eventually agreed to raise pay to S$600 plus bonuses and improve conditions. Other incidents included a player (Jacques Ngo’o) reportedly turning down a bribe before a match. Due to poor performance and these controversies, the FAS rejected their application for the 2007 season. The club dissolved shortly after. Sporting Afrique was one of several experimental foreign teams in the S.League (alongside sides like Super Reds from South Korea). Its brief, troubled existence highlighted challenges with foreign player integration and welfare in Singapore football at the time. #NeverForget