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Clarke: Rise of young guns good for game

PRIZED PURSUIT: World No. 1 Jordan Spieth (fourth from far left) with other contenders (from far left) Jamie Donaldson, Yang Yong Eun, Shingo Katayama, Darren Clarke and An Byeong Hun getting a feel of the Singapore Open trophy yesterday.
Golf

Spieth's out to win Singapore Open

ACTION-PACKED: Manu Sawhney says the Sports Hub wants football (below, a Singapore Selection side taking on Juventus in a friendly last August) to feature regularly at the National Stadium.
Football

Sports Hub targets efficiency and excellence: CEO Sawhney 

"I’ve actually asked (former Manchester United midfielder) Paul Scholes if he would play here and he said yes, because the country does offer a lot. Imagine the draw of an S.League match with Jermaine Pennant in one team, and Scholes — or someone like that — in the other. " — R Sasikumar (above)
Singapore Football

Sign the big-name players, Sasi urges S.League clubs

TEAM SPIRIT: Tampines are in confident mood after beating JDT II 1-0 last Tuesday, but Jermaine Pennant (far left) will not face Mohun Bagan in the ACL as he has not been registered yet.
Football

Tampines gunning for victory

EMPTY: Tampines Rovers' former clubhouse at Burlington Square is the subject of a dispute concerning the rental arrears.
Singapore Football

Tampines clubhouse shuts over alleged rental arrears

ADVICE: Borussia Dortmund's director of sales and marketing Carsten Cramer (far right) feels the challenge for the S.League is to focus on itself, and not compare with other leagues.
Football

Be true to yourself, Dortmund director tells S.League

NEW: Chainat FC first-team coach Firdaus Kassim.
Football

Little-known Firdaus to coach Thai club Chainat

"They’re one of the biggest teams in Singapore, so I thought it’ll be a great opportunity to take my career to another level, to try" - Jermaine Pennant on Tampines
Singapore Football

Pennant wants to leave legacy at Tampines

ONE-MAN SHOW: It will be Jorg Steinebrunner (above) who will lead the Warriors this season, not a two-man team with Karim Bencherifa.
Football

Head coach Bencherifa leaves Warriors

BIG WINNERS: It's a night to remember for swimmers Theresa Goh (left) and Yip Pin Xiu.
Team Singapore

Ability, not disability, is Asean Para Games' legacy

DIE-HARD RAMS: James Lim (holding sign) and Ben Teh (on Lim's left) with their family members at a Woodlands Wellington match.
Singapore Football

Woodlands supporters to contest FAS elections?

NEW BEGINNINGS: 
Above, the now-defunct LionsXII.
Singapore Football

Rebrand S.League and revamp youth development: Experts