28 April 2021

Results of election of FAS Council 2021 – 2025

  SINGAPORE, 28 APRIL 2021 – Incumbent Football Association of Singapore (FAS) President Mr Lim Kia Tong has been re-elected to the position for a second four-year term in the election of the FAS Council held today at the FAS

5 April 2021

Candidates for the Election of the FAS Council Confirmed

SINGAPORE, 5 APRIL 2021 – The FAS Electoral Committee has concluded its assessment of candidates’ nominations for the election of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) Council in accordance with the FAS Constitution and FAS Electoral Code.

29 March 2021

Nominations for the Election of the FAS Council (2021 – 2025)

SINGAPORE, 29 MARCH 2021 – At the close of nominations today at 6pm for the election of the FAS Council (2021-2025), a total of one (1) application for the Slate contest (nine (9) positions) and eight (8) applications for the

15 March 2021

Notice of Extraordinary Congress for the Election of the FAS Council (2021 – 2025)

SINGAPORE, 15 MARCH 2021 – Pursuant to Article 31.

26 July 2020

Edwin Tong steps down as Vice-President of FAS Council

  SINGAPORE, 26 JULY 2020 – In connection with his new appointment as the Minister for Culture, Community and Youth in Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s new cabinet announced on 25 July 2020, Mr Edwin Tong has given notice of

6 January 2018

FAS Media Statement on FAS Council Member Yakob Hashim’s comments about the Disciplinary Case involving Yishun Sentek Mariners FC and SAFSA

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Council & Committees

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

29 April 2017

Results Of Election Of FAS Council 2017-2021

  SINGAPORE, 29 APRIL 2017: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) today held an election to determine the FAS Council for the term of 2017-2021.

24 April 2017

FAS’ Reply To Media Query Regarding Voting Process For Individual Council Member Seats

“Pursuant to the provisions as stated in the Electoral Code, each voting member can only vote for one (1) candidate during each round of voting, with the candidate getting the least amount of votes in each round being eliminated from

21 April 2017

FAS’ Reply To Media Query Regarding Voting Process For Individual Council Member Seats

“The voting process for the individual council member seats is independent of the slate.