15 August 2019

Increased Singaporean presence in AFC Committees

SINGAPORE, 15 AUGUST 2019 – The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is pleased to announce that three more members of the local footballing fraternity have been handed appointments in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Standing Committees for the term 2019

31 January 2018

FAS Disciplinary Committee Reaches Verdict Case involving Yishun Sentek Mariners FC and SAFSA

SINGAPORE, 31 JANUARY 2018: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Disciplinary Committee reached a verdict on the case involving National Football League (NFL) Division One clubs Yishun Sentek Mariners FC and SAFSA on Monday 29 January 2018, and the Notice

Council & Committees

The current Football Association of Singapore Council was elected on 28 April 2021, and will serve a four-year term until 2025.

30 September 2014

FAS’ reply to media query on qualification for AFC competitions

The decision regarding the number of Asian Champions Leauge (ACL) play-off spots granted to Singapore will be confirmed in November after the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Executive Committee meeting.

11 July 2012

“Our Aim Is To Continually Improve Referees’ Standards, Discipline And Dedication” – Mohamed Muzamil, Head Of Referees’ Committee

Following the recent incidents and articles that has cast the FAS referees in a negative light, we speak to Mr Mohamed Muzamil, Head of Referees’ Committee to shed more clarity on the situation and also the efforts of the referees.

2 January 2018

FAS’ response to media query regarding cases involving NFL clubs

On case involving Warwick Knights FC “The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) received Warwick Knights FC’s official appeal on 29 December 2017.

11 December 2017

FAS’ reply to media query regarding National Football League team’s complaint

“Teams need to field the minimum seven players for a match to proceed, and the National Football League (NFL) Rulebook 2017 Section A, Article 10.

4 September 2017

FAS’ reply to media query regarding format of Women’s leagues

“The FAS did not suggest a format change at any point during the season.

30 August 2017

FAS’ reply to media queries regarding Women’s Premier League

On WPL incident “As per our standard operating procedures, the incident of the Woodlands Wellington FC players leaving the pitch has been referred to the Football Association of Singapore Disciplinary Committee.

17 January 2017

FAS’ Reply To Media Query Regarding The Island Wide League 2017

“In line with our plans to further develop football at all levels and provide more playing opportunities for our footballers, the 2017 National Football League (NFL) will comprise two divisions with 12 teams playing in each division.