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A Continuous Coaching Education session on 26 April 2022 SINGAPORE, 6 MAY 2022 – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Coach Education Department (CED) recently concluded two Continuous Coach Education (CCE) sessions for Centre of Excellence (COE) and School Football Academy
Panelists from the AFC, Japan’s Women Empowerment League and FAS Women’s Committee spoke in depth on the development of women’s football SINGAPORE, 8 MARCH 2022 – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) held the first Women’s Football Conference
SINGAPORE, 03 JUNE 2021 – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) today announced that Technical Director Joseph Palatsides has agreed to a two-year extension to his contract until 2023.
Revitalised football ecosystem for our future generations with greater focus on our children and youth Multi-stakeholder, multi-prong approach in establishing pathways to sustainable success Singapore, 9 March 2021 – Sport Singapore (SportSG) and the Football Association of Singapore
SINGAPORE, 19 JUNE 2020 – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) has announced today, guidelines and measures for the safe return to footballing activities as sports and recreation facilities reopen for Phase 2 Safe Transition.
“The FAS Football Academy (FFA), formerly known as the National Football Academy, has been an integral component in the youth development system since its inauguration in 2000.
“While the private academies do not come under the purview of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS), we have established a good working relationship with some of these academies such as JSSL Arsenal and St Michael’s Soccer Academy.
“The intent of the kick-in rule is to encourage short passes, enable the team to maintain possession of the ball, and build up play, especially for children aged 9-13.
SINGAPORE, 29 DECEMBER 2015: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) held its 33rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) earlier this evening at the Jalan Besar Stadium with its Council members and club representatives in attendance.
In 2011, FAS introduced the National Football Syllabus which focuses on quick passes, ball control and technique, among others, to our elite teams.
