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Shamir Osman

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FRIENDLY: Martina Navratilova posing with local players (from far left) Ashley Yim, Tessa Wong and Stephanie Tan during an exhibition game.
Sports

Doubles 
at WTA Finals to be knockout event

CONCENTRATE: Warriors FC defender Madhu Mohana (above) wants his side to stop conceding goals, especially during the late stages. 

Singapore Football

Warriors' Madhu wary of wounded Tampines

Football

Sundram and Murali relive their Sembawang football days

FAS president Zainudin Nordin.
Singapore Football

FAS won't give Tampines subsidy advance

MOUNTING COSTS: Tampines' wage bill and participation in the AFC Cup this season have added to their expenses.
Singapore Football

Boardroom shake-ups add to Tampines' struggles

'It is not something extraordinary — businesses also face issues of cash flow — but we don’t want it to spiral out of control." - Tampines Rovers chairman Krishna Ramachandra (above)
Singapore Football

Tampines chief asks FAS for subsidy advance

TOO STRONG: With Jermaine Pennant (left) leading them, Tampines could run away with the title once they get their 
act together.
Singapore Football

Only time before Tampines hit top gear

AMATEUR HOUR: Singapore captain Enrico Marican (third from right) said that his team were amateurish in their 3-1 World League Round 1 defeat by Thailand.
Team Singapore

No happy ending for Casoojee

DRUBBING: Singapore's rugby men (in red) beat Brunei 47-0 en route to qualifying for the SEA 7s final against Thailand today.
Sports

Singapore's men and women in SEA 7s finals

"It was pretty hot out there today, it's like playing in the sauna. But the good thing is everyone has to play in the same heat. the Pacific Island teams will probably have an advantage because over there in the islands, they are playing every day, so we'll just have to wait and see." - Sonny Bill Williams (above)
Sports

Fijians the ones to beat, say All Blacks

READY FOR BATTLE: Kaya FC coach Joel Villarino (second from far left) meeting Balestier coach Marko Kraljevic while their players OJ Porteria (far left) and Hanafi Salleh (near left) look on.
Football

Balestier just need luck, says Kraljevic

The target has always been the ACL, it is very prestigious. — Johor Crown Prince Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim (above right, enjoying the limelight with Tampines chairman Krishna Ramachandra after receiving The Leader’s Leader award)
Football

Johor Crown Prince honoured at new football awards

"The beauty of Sevens is that we cannot predict who will win." — Fijian rugby Sevens legend Waisale Serevi (above left, conducting a clinic for 70 kids at the Padang)
Sports

Serevi: Fiji dreaming of Olympic rugby gold