Football List of Singapore-related topics

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1 football

1.1 football competitions
1.2 football referees
1.3 footballers club

1.3.1 albirex niigata fc (singapore) players


1.4 football clubs

1.4.1 foreign teams in singapore football leagues


1.5 footballers





football

2007 asean football championship
fas premier league
football association of singapore
singapore foreign talent scheme
singapore national football team


football competitions

fas premier league
singapore league cup
s.league
singapore cup

football referees

shamsul maidin

footballers club
albirex niigata fc (singapore) players

suguru hashimoto
issey nakajima
norio takahashi
hidetoshi wakui

football clubs

list of football clubs in singapore
balestier khalsa fc
farrer park united
geylang united fc
gombak united fc
home united fc
jurong fc
sembawang rangers fc
sengkang punggol fc
singapore armed forces football club
tampines rovers fc
tanjong pagar united fc
toa payoh united
woodlands wellington fc
young lions (singapore football team)

foreign teams in singapore football leagues

albirex niigata fc (singapore)
darwin cubs
liaoning guangyuan fc
perth kangaroos ifc
sinchi fc
sporting afrique fc
super reds fc

footballers

malik awab
khairul amri
daniel bennett (footballer)
richard bok
borhan abu samah
agu casmir
itimi dickson
edmund wee
precious emuejeraye
mustafic fahrudin
fandi ahmad
goh tat chuan
egmar goncalves
mirko grabovac
indra sahdan daud
aide iskandar
shahril jantan
dollah kassim
baihakki khaizan
ahmad latiff
lee man hon
david lee
lionel lewis
lim tong hai
malek awab
mohd mardani
muhammad ridhuan
nazri nasir
quah kim song
ram shanker
mohd noh alam shah
shahril ishak
ashrin shariff
shi jiayi
shunmugham subramani
hassan sunny
terry pathmanathan
v. sundramoorthy






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