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EAGER: The sizeable crowd were disappointed when officials (above) decided to suspend the match due to heavy rain.
Singapore Football

Washed out, but S.League awash with optimism

SUPER-SUB: Jermaine Pennant (centre) comes on for Fazrul Nawaz against Geylang, but the Stags' star signing may be in the starting line-up tomorrow.
Singapore Football

Pennant likely to start

CROWD PLEASER: Jermaine Pennant (centre, in yellow) and the drama on the pitch putting the crowd of 2,900 on the edge of their seats.
Singapore Football

Stags rescue a point as Pennant makes debut

DELIGHTED: Fazli Jaffar (second from far left) celebrates with his Warriors FC teammates after scoring a late equaliser against Home United.
Singapore Football

Warriors fight back to hold Home United

"I’ve set myself some personal targets for the season - I’d like to get into double figures for both assists and goals... even if I’ve to come off the bench to do it." - Tampines Rovers’ Jermaine Pennant
Singapore Football

Pennant may not be handed S.League start

NEW COLOURS: Home United chairman Anselm Lopez (front row, seventh from left) shaking hands with coach Philippe Aw as the players display their new strips.
Singapore Football

Home United want it all

FAVOURITES: Stags coach Sundram must get the best out of his stars like Jermaine Pennant (above).
Singapore Football

Star-studded Tampines are the favourites

PUMPED UP: Warriors' Poh Yi Feng (in front) holding off Kento Fukuda (in bib) during a training session, as they prepare to fight for their 10th S.League title, when the season gets underway.
Singapore Football

Warriors to fight for 10th championship

GOMBAK GANG: Former Bulls players Walid Lounis (left) and Hamqaamal Shah (right) will be coaching the youth teams.
Singapore Football

Gombak target S.League return next year

JOY: Woodlands Wellington players (above) celebrate a goal during their last season in the S.League in 2014.
Singapore Football

Merger between Woodlands & Hougang falls through

"Any time you step off this golf course without making any bogeys, you got to be really happy with yourself." - Singapore’s Quincy Quek (above)
Sports

Impressive Quincy two off the pace

CROWD-PULLER: All eyes are on Jordan Spieth (holding club) on the first day of the SMBC Singapore Open.
Golf

World No. 1 Spieth joint-second after shooting 67

TOP PLAYER, TOP COURSE: World No. 1 Jordan Spieth getting a feel of Sentosa’s Serapong Course during yesterday’s pro-am event.
Golf

No rest, no regular caddie, but Spieth's still the one to watch