17 May 2015

Singapore Referees To Fly The Flag At Women’s And Under-20 World Cups

SINGAPORE, 17 MAY 2015: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is pleased to announce that two Singaporean referees have been given the honour to officiate at upcoming  FIFA World Cups.

17 May 2015

Singapore Referees To Fly The Flag At Women’s And Under-20 World Cups

SINGAPORE, 17 MAY 2015: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is pleased to announce that two Singaporean referees have been given the honour to officiate at upcoming  FIFA World Cups.

Our Registered Referees for 2023

Women Sn Photo Name Registered Since Classification Status Remarks 1 ABIRAMI d/o APBAI NAIDU Apr 2005 FIFA Referee Active 2 ERIN ASHLEY WAN Sep 2022 Class 3 Active 3 SEPHORA ALICE KAYLA CHUA YIHUI Sep 2022 Class 3 Active 4

12 January 2023

FAS resumes annual Referees’ Connect

The FAS Referees’ Connect resumed after a two-year hiatus, 7 January 2023.

11 January 2023

Taqi Jahari makes history with Women’s World Cup 2023 appointment

Taqi Jahari in the VAR room ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2022 match between Spain and Costa Rica, 23 November 2022 (Photo supplied by Taqi Jahari)   SINGAPORE, 11 JANUARY 2023 – When he takes up his post at

11 January 2023

FAS response to media query on match official appointment at FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

“The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) is both delighted and proud that Muhammad Taqi has been selected to be one of the 19 Video Match Officials for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

14 January 2022

Flying The Nation’s Flag At AFC Women’s Asian Cup India 2022

Abi with FAS President Lim Kia Tong before she departed for Mumbai this morning.

25 October 2019

Women match officials make local football history at Women’s Challenge Cup 2019

SINGAPORE, 25 OCTOBER 2019 – Few would dispute that football is a male dominated sport.

Referees

Referees perform a vital role in games to ensure that the rules are interpreted and applied with absolute consistency wherever and whenever they are played.

Women

Women’s Football Scene   The women’s football scene has gradually developed over the years ever since it was first mooted by then Football Association of Singapore (FAS) President, Mr Mah Bow Tan in 2000.