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S. LEAGUE REVIEW
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1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1
In 2012, S.League marked the 17th year of the professional football league in Singapore.
1.2
A total of 13 clubs, including three foreign clubs (Albirex Niigata FC (S), Brunei DPMM FC
and Harimau Muda), participated in the Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League in 2012. The 2012
season was Harimau Muda’s first season in the S.League, while it was the second for Brunei
DPMM FC, with the latter having previously played in the S.League in 2009.
1.3
The 2012 season went down in history as one of the most competitive, with the fight for the
Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League Championship between heavyweights Tampines Rovers FC
and Brunei DPMM FC going down to the wire, right up till the very last match-day of the
S.League season.
1.4
It was to be Tampines Rovers’ year however, as they pipped Brunei DPMM FC on the final
day of the season to retain the S.League title for the second year running.
2
NEW STUDY ON FITNESS TEST FOR S.LEAGUE
2.1
In 2012, the fitness of players took on a higher emphasis. For 2012, the beep test was
maintained with a minimum requirement at 13.1 for S.League players and 12.7 for Prime
League players. At the same time, a fitness test study was also conducted in collaboration
with the Sports Science Institute (SSI). At the end of an extensive study and conducting
correlation tests on 30 randomly-picked players from the 13 S.League clubs , it was
recommended that a new 2.4 km test will be implemented from the new season in 2013.
2.2
Further trials were conducted for the 2.4 km test and it was decided that for the new 2103
season, the passing timing would be 10.15 min for S.League players and 10.30 min for Prime
League players.
3.
GREAT EASTERN CHARITY SHIELD WITH S.LEAGUE FANFARE
3.1
As always, the S.League Great Eastern Charity Shield was the curtain- raiser for the 2012
Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League season. It was contested by the 2011 Great Eastern-Yeo’s
S.League Champions, Tampines Rovers FC, and the 2011 RHB Singapore Cup Champions,
Home United FC.
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3.2
Tampines Rovers FC defeated Home United FC 2-0, with goals scored by Davor Piskor and
Gligor Gligorov.
3.3
In 2012, the traditional pre-season S.League fanfare was held in conjunction with the Great
Eastern Charity Shield. The entire S.League family of players and officials, including
hundreds of fans, packed the stands at Jalan Besar and were entertained with a lively concert
and a lucky draw. Several stalls were also set up selling S.League Clubs’ merchandise,
helping to raise more awareness for the competition and participating clubs.
4.
DOWN TO THE WIRE
4.1.
Tampines Rovers FC retained their crown for the second consecutive year after winning the
title in 2011. The Stags staved off a strong challenge from Brunei DPMM FC to win the 2012
Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League title on the final day of the season, earning themselves entry to
the 2013 AFC Cup tournament as well. Both the final day matches had fantastic crowd
attendances; both at Jalan Besar Stadium, and overseas at Stadium Negara Hassanal Bolkiah,
Brunei. The exciting matches were broadcast “live” on both Starhub (Singapore) and in
Brunei, with audiences from both sides following the two matches in two different countries
closely. In the end, the Stags defeated Harimau Muda while Brunei DPMM FC slipped to a
surprise home defeat to Balestier Khalsa FC.
5
NEW PRIME LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
5.1
Balestier Khalsa FC’s Prime League Team clinched their first Prime League title in their
club’s history, boasting the Prime League’s best defensive record along the way. National
Football Academy (NFA) Under-18 came close, finishing second with 57 points, while
Geylang United FC, the Prime League Champions in 2011, finished third with 57 points as
well but with a lower goal difference as compared to the NFA Under-18.
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6.
NEW SPONSORS - STARHUB LEAGUE CUP
6.1
The League Cup welcomed its new sponsor, StarHub, who has for many years supported
Singapore football in a big way. The new format this season includes a Plate tournament.
6.2
Geylang United FC (now known as Geylang International) was the surprise club that caused
upsets in its run-up to the final held on 11 August, only to be edged out 0-2 by Brunei DPMM
FC in a captivating final. It was Brunei DPMM FC’s second win in this tournament, having
won it the first time in 2009. Balestier Khalsa FC won the Plate Championship.
7
CLASH OF THE TITANS - RHB SINGAPORE CUP
7.1
Singapore Armed Forces FC (now known as Warriors FC) won the RHB Singapore Cup after
beating a gritty Tampines Rovers FC 2-1 with a dramatic late winner from striker Erwan
Gunawan in the final at Jalan Besar Stadium on 28 October.
7.2
The five invited foreign teams that participated were: Loyola Meralco Sparks from the
Philippines, Phnom Penh Crown FC from Cambodia, Malaysia’s Young Tigers (Harimau
Muda B), Yotha FC from Laos, and KBZ FC from Myanmar who were coached by former
Singapore National Team coach P.N. Sivaji.
8.
ASIAN FOOTBALL CONFEDERATION (AFC) CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
8.1
Our representatives in the 2012 AFC Cup were 2011 Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League
Champions, Tampines Rovers FC and 2011 RHB Singapore Cup Winners, Home United FC.
Tampines Rovers were grouped together with Kitchee SC from Hong Kong, Song Lam Nghe
An from Vietnam and Terengganu from Malaysia. Tampines Rovers FC was eliminated in the
group stages after racking up a total of five points.
8.2
Home United FC was grouped together with Citizen from Hong Kong, Chonburi FC from
Thailand and Yangon United from Myanmar. Home United FC progressed to the Round of 16
by finishing second in the group stage. However, their AFC Cup campaign ended when they
were defeated 0-3 by Al Shorta of Syria in the later round.
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9.
60,000-STRONG CROWD AT SULTAN OF SELANGOR’S CUP
9.1
The 2012 Sultan of Selangor’s Cup was played on 29 September at the Shah Alam Stadium in
Selangor in front of a 60,000-strong, boisterous crowd. The S.League Selection Team was
headed by Geylang United FC Head Coach V. Kanakarajan.
9.2
A highly-entertaining match saw the S.League Selection Team take on the Selangor side with
good goal mouth action on both sides for the entire match. The final result was 3-1 to the
hosts.
9.3
However, it was better news for our Singapore Veterans as they defeated the Selangor
Veterans 2-1 in the event curtain raiser. Singapore football legend Fandi Ahmad sealed the
win for the veterans with a moment of football brilliance, turning a defender just outside the
box before curling in a sublime shot for the win.
10.
TRIUMPH IN THE ASEAN FOOTBALL FEDERATION (AFF) SUZUKI CUP
10.1
Singapore won the 2012 Asean Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup held from 24
November to 22 December, making it the first and only team to win the competition four
times (in 1998, 2004, 2007 and now 2012), including back-to-back titles in 2004 and 2007.
Players from both the S.League and LionsXII made up the championship team which brought
glory to Singapore football.
11.
BRAINSTORMING AND SHARING AT S.LEAGUE SEMINARS
11.1
On 19 May, the S.League fraternity, comprising Club Chairmen and many other football
administrators and officials, gathered to brainstorm and suggest ideas and ways to move
Singapore football and the S.League forward. The key agenda included ways to improve
match attendances and discussing options for a new S.League competition format for the new
season in 2013.
11.2
On 26 January 2013, the first S.League “Best Practices” session was held and there were a lot
of discussions amongst the Clubs on the following topics, namely Community Outreach,
Club Sponsorship and Clubhouse Operations.
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12.
SPONSORSHIP OF S.LEAGUE
12.1
In 2012, StarHub made even bigger contributions and increased their support for Singapore
football by becoming the title sponsors for the StarHub League Cup competition. Following a
successful tournament, StarHub renewed its sponsorship for the StarHub League Cup in 2013.
One of the highlights was the innovative tournament draw, where fans were nominated by the
respective S.League clubs to represent the Clubs in the draw and it was telecast “live” on
StarHub TV.
12.2
The RHB Singapore Cup has always been the hallmark of the S.League season and 2012 was
no exception, with intense competition from the foreign sides complementing the great crowd
turnout.
12.3
Many events were held in conjunction with this tournament. This included the novel cup draw
where players had to juggle footballs at Bugis Junction; which drew a huge weekend crowd.
A TWG tea appreciation session, where partners and sponsors related to Singapore football
could network, was also organised at RHB premises, and guests were also introduced to the
bank’s range of products and services.
12.4
Several marketing and publicity initiatives were launched to publicise matches, including an
RHB Singapore Cup final ticket-giveaway on the S.League Facebook page, which reached
more than 10,000 fans. Posters and banners were also put up in several stores in two shopping
malls. A tissue distribution campaign to raise awareness to drum up publicity for the
Singapore Cup semi-final fixtures was held over two weekends before the final.
12.5
The S.League also worked with sponsors RHB Bank and community partner People’s
Association; 10 S.League star players conducted a football clinic for more than 200 children
at Jalan Besar Stadium on 30 September.
12.6
Great Eastern also renewed its sponsorship of the S.League for both the 2012 and 2013
Seasons, valued at a total of $1 million. S.League supported Great Eastern’s “Live Great”
programme with our renowned and popular football stars like Aleksandar Duric at their
events, as well as in many Great Eastern outreach programmes at various schools. Many
networking sessions for Great Eastern agents were also organised at the VIP Lounge at Jalan
Besar Stadium during S.League match nights throughout the season. One of the key
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13.
13.
WEEKLY COVERAGE IN 4 MAIN NEWSPAPERS
WEEKLY COVERAGE IN 4 MAIN NEWSPAPERS
13.1
13.1
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13.2
13.2
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14.
FRIDAY NIGHT “LIVE” TELECASTS AND THE S.LEAGUE SHOW
FRIDAY NIGHT “LIVE” TELECASTS AND THE S.LEAGUE SHOW
14.1
14.1
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S.League Show” was also produced where snippets of all the week’s matches, interesting
stories and S.League events were featured throughout the season.
15
REVAMPING BOTH S.LEAGUE WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK
15.1
In less than a month prior to the start of the 2012 season, the S.League website was
completely revamped with a brand-new look and feel. The key highlight was the new
“S.League TV” segment, where video snippets of matches and events could be viewed online.
15.2
The three different Facebook pages for the different tournaments were amalgamated to
become the “S.League” Facebook page. Fans welcomed the idea with a steady increase of up
to 10,000 ”likes” towards the end of the 2012 season, from a starting base of about 3,000.
16.
LEVERAGING ON LIONS XII’S SUCCESS IN THE MSL
16.1
The Lions XII participated in their first season in MSL in 2012. The team was made up of
players from the S.League, with a majority from the Courts Young Lions. The team
performed well to come in second in their debut season in the MSL. Their successful exploits
are a testament to the quality of the players in S.League. Some of the notables are Shahril
Ishak (Home United FC) and Baihakki Khaizan (Geylang United FC, now known as Geylang
International).
16.2
Various cross-promotional campaigns for LionsXII and S.League matches were conducted.
This included the sales of LionsXII match tickets which allowed for dual access to selected
S.League matches. During the LionsXII matches, regular announcements were also made to
publicise upcoming S.League matches.
17
NEW MARKETING INITIATIVES – CREATING THE BUZZ
17.1
To improve the match-day experience, professional cheerleader groups were formed in the
2012 season. The “S.League SuperGals” wowed the crowds in the first half of the season, while
the “S.League SuperBabes” took over the reins and continued into the second half of the season.
Besides the matches, the cheerleaders became an icon for the S.League, where they performed at
all S.League events.
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17.2
Another new initiative to improve the match-going experience involved getting foreign
artistes to perform at S.League matches. This included getting the likes of the Me N Ma Girls
(Myanmar’s first girl band), and Philippines Idol, Mau Marcelo, to perform at the RHB
Singapore Cup quarter-finals to drum up support from the Filipino and Burmese communities
for Loyola Meralco Sparks and KBZ FC from Myanmar respectively, as they squared off
against each other.
17.3
The Me N Ma Girls were specially flown in for the match, which resulted in a record
attendance of almost 3,000 people turning up at the Jalan Besar Stadium to watch the
pulsating match between the two sides. Both the S.League and RHB Bank received even
more exposure in the region when the band was featured wearing the RHB tank tops in a
major Asian business publication article and in a Straits Times Life section article
subsequently.
18.
KIDDIES’ FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTS
18.1
Mini “Kiddies” football tournaments, involving about 1000 children from various football
academies and schools on every occasion were also played before the start of the S.League
matches on four occasions. These were great pre match activities where the children had a
two-hours’ worth of football fun prior to watching the S.League match thereafter.
19.
FIRST XI
19.1
First XI was launched on MediaCorp in 2012, and the S.League collaborated with this highlypopular TV series. From friendly matches with Prime League sides, to cameo appearances by
renowned S.League footballers and coaches, S.League was featured in this 10-week series,
culminating in the finals on 27 May where an S.League All-Stars Selection played with the
First XI Final Team at the Jalan Besar Stadium in front of a capacity crowd of 6,000, in a
match that was also broadcast “LIVE” on MediaCorp TV.
20.
S.LEAGUE AWARDS NIGHT
20.1
The S.League Awards Night 2012 was held at an unorthodox venue at the ITE College East
Campus on 11 November. Though a simple affair, the ambience was perfect as it
demonstrated the desire by S.League to reach out to the heartlands, schools and institutes of
higher learning as part of its community outreach objective. The ceremony was graced by the
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opportune attendance of the FIFA Ambassador for Hope, Dr. Gabriele Princess Inaara The
Begum Aga Khan, who was in town that same evening.
21.
COLLABORATIONS WITH NEW STAKEHOLDERS
21.1
The FAS/S.League signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Institute of
Technical Education (ITE). This MOU paves the way for the affiliation of three S.League
Clubs to the three respective ITE campuses in Singapore. The idea was for the S.League
Clubs to interact with the ITE students as part of their community outreach and promote a
healthy sporting culture, particularly football, and to start to build a fan base with their
respective affiliated ITEs.
21.2
S.League also started a collaboration with the Singapore Indian Development Association
(SINDA) with the aim of strengthening community partnership. Mr S Devendran, SINDA’s
representative, said that SINDA will work with all S.League Clubs to try and a build a way
where both could work together in a partnership and come up with ideas to engage the Indian
community. The initiatives that were derived subsequently included an invitation to the less
privileged children to join the S.League Clubs for the kiddies football sessions on weekends.
22. LOOKING FORWARD
22.1
The S.League Business Unit
will continue to work closely with our S.League Clubs,
Sponsors and Stakeholders to promote the S.League and further enhance the stadium
experience for our fans and partners in 2013 and to continue to raise the profile of the
S.League Players and Sponsors and the standard of the S.League.
Drafted by:
Alvin Tham
Assistant Director, Marketing, S.League
Vetted by:
Lim Chin
Chief Executive Officer, S.League
Prepared by: Alvin Tham
Assistant Director, Marketing, S.League
Vetted by: Chief Executive Officer, S.League
Approved by:
Zainudin Nordin
Approved by: Zainudin Nordin
President, Football Association of Singapore
President, Football Association of Singapore
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S.LEAGUE 2012
FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS
Teams
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Tampines Rovers FC
24
16
4
4
49
24
25
52
Brunei DPMM FC
24
15
3
6
49
27
22
48
Albirex Niigata FC (S)
24
12
7
5
37
26
11
43
Harimau Muda
24
13
3
8
37
23
14
42
Home United FC
24
11
7
6
43
29
14
40
Balestier Khalsa FC
24
11
6
7
23
20
3
39
Singapore Armed Forces FC
24
9
5
10
43
41
2
32
Hougang United FC
24
7
8
9
31
33
-2
29
Gombak United FC
24
7
8
9
23
29
-6
29
Courts Young Lions
24
6
5
13
25
37
-12
23
Geylang United FC
24
5
6
13
28
50
-22
21
Tanjong Pagar United FC
24
5
5
14
17
41
-24
20
Woodlands Wellington FC
24
3
5
16
19
44
-25
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Tampines Rovers FC is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League Champion.
Brunei DPMM FC is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League 1st Runner-up.
Albirex Niigata FC (S) is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League 2nd Runner-up.
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STARHUB LEAGUE CUP 2012
26 July – 11 August 2012
– GROUPINGS –
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
SAF FC
Albirex Niigata S.
Home United
Tampines Rovers
Tanjong Pagar United
Balestier Khalsa
Courts Young Lions
Woodlands Wellington
Brunei DPMM FC
Geylang United
Hougang United
Gombak United
– FIXTURES SCHEDULE –
Stage
Group A
Group C
Group B
Group D
Group A
Group C
Group B
Group D
Group A
Group C
Group B
Group D
Day
Date
Thu
26-Jul
Fri
27-Jul
Sat
28-Jul
Sun
29-Jul
Mon
30-Jul
Tue
31-Jul
Wed
1-Aug
Thu
2-Aug
Fri
3-Aug
M/No.
Home
Away
Score
1
SAFFC
3-0
2
Home United
Courts Young Lions
1-0
3
Albirex Niigata S.
Balestier Khalsa
2-0
4
Tampines Rovers
3-1
QF 1
QF 2
Sat
4-Aug
QF 3
QF 4
5
Brunei DPMM FC
0-1
6
Courts Young Lions
Hougang United
1 -2
7
Balestier Khalsa
Geylang United
1-3
8
Gombak United
1-1
REST DAY
9
Brunei DPMM FC
SAFFC
0-2
10
Hougang United
Home United
0-2
11
Geylang United
Albirex Niigata S.
2-0
12
Gombak United
Tampines Rovers
1-1
REST DAY
13
REST DAY
Sun
5-Aug
SAFFC
Hougang United
1-0
1–1
14
Home United
Brunei DPMM FC
15
Geylang United
Gombak United
16
Tampines Rovers
Albirex Niigata S.
2–4
(penalties)
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Group C
Group B
Group D
Wed
1-Aug
Thu
2-Aug
Fri
3-Aug
QF 1
QF 2
Plate SF
1
Plate SF
2
Hougang United
Home United
0-2
11
Geylang United
Albirex Niigata S.
2-0
12
Gombak United
Tampines Rovers
1-1
REST DAY
13
Sat
4-Aug
QF 3
QF 4
10
Sun
Mon
5-Aug
SAFFC
Hougang United
1-0
1–1
14
Home United
Brunei DPMM FC
2–4
(penalties)
15
Geylang United
Gombak United
1-0
16
Tampines Rovers
Albirex Niigata S.
3–3
6–5
(penalties)
17
Courts Young Lions
1-2
18
Balestier Khalsa
1-0
6-Aug
SF 1
Tue
7-Aug
19
SAFFC
Brunei DPMM FC
0-2
SF 2
Wed
8-Aug
20
Geylang United
Tampines Rovers
2-0
Thu
9-Aug
Plate
Final
Fri
10-Aug
21
Courts Young Lions
Balestier Khalsa
0-1
FINAL
Sat
11-Aug
22
Brunei DPMM FC
Geylang United FC
2-0
REST DAY
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United
FC United
FC
Gombak
UnitedFC
FC
BruneiBruneiBrunei
Brunei
Semi-Final
Semi-Final
1Semi-Final
1
11 DPMM
Semi-Final
Semi-Final
2Semi-Final
2
22
DPMM
FC DPMM
FC FC
Semi-Final
Semi-Final
DPMM
FC
LEAGUE
LEAGUE
CUP
LEAGUE
CUP
CUP
LEAGUE CUP
FINALFINALFINAL
FINAL
Geylang
Geylang
Geylang
Geylang
UnitedUnited
FC United
FC
UnitedFC
FC
HomeHome
UnitedHome
United
FC
United
FC
FC
Tampines
Tampines
Rovers
Tampines
Rovers
FC Rovers
FC FC
Home United FC
Tampines
Rovers
FC
Quarter-Final
Quarter-Final
Quarter-Final
2
2
22
Quarter-Final
BruneiBruneiBrunei
Brunei
DPMM
DPMM
FC DPMM
FC FC
DPMM
FC
BruneiBrunei
DPMM
Brunei
DPMM
FC DPMM
FC FC
Brunei
DPMM
FC
Quarter-Final
Quarter-Final
Quarter-Final
4
4
44
Quarter-Final
Tampines
Tampines
Tampines
Tampines
Rovers
RoversRovers
Rovers
FC FC FC
FC
Albirex
Albirex
Niigata
Albirex
Niigata
FC (S)
Niigata
FC (S)FC
Albirex
Niigata
FC(S)
(S)
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PLATE COMPETITION
Plate
SemiFinal 1
Courts Young Lions
Balestier Khalsa FC
Courts Young
Lions
PLATE FINAL
Balestier Khalsa
FC
Plate
SemiFinal 2
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Item
Stage
Teams
Score
1–1
1
1st Round
Singapore Armed Forces FC vs Balestier Khalsa FC
6–5
(penalties)
2
1st Round
Albirex Niigata FC (S) vs Yotha FC
1-0
3
1st Round
Tampines Rovers FC vs Phnom Penh Crown FC
4-3
4
1st Round
Brunei DPMM FC vs Home United FC
0-1
5
1st Round
Loyola Meralco Sparks FC vs Geylang United FC
2-1
6
1st Round
KBZ FC vs Woodlands Wellington FC
2-1
7
1st Round
Gombak United FC vs Harimau Muda B
3-0
1–1
8
1st Round
Tanjong Pagar United FC vs Hougang United FC
3–4
(penalties)
9
Quarter Final
Albirex Niigata FC (S) vs Tampines Rovers FC
1-2
10
Quarter Final
Gombak United FC vs Hougang United FC
1-2
11
Quarter Final
Home United FC vs Singapore Armed Forces FC
1-2
12
Quarter Final
Loyola Meralco Sparks FC vs KBZ FC
3-1
13
Quarter Final
Tampines Rovers FC vs Albirex Niigata FC (S)
2-0
14
Quarter Final
Hougang United FC vs Gombak United FC
0-2
15
Quarter Final
KBZ FC vs Loyola Meralco Sparks FC
2-2
16
Quarter Final
Singapore Armed Forces FC vs Home United FC
3-3
17
Semi Final
Singapore Armed Forces FC vs Gombak United FC
1-0
18
Semi Final
Tampines Rovers FC vs Loyola Meralco Sparks FC
2-0
19
Semi Final
Gombak United FC vs Singapore Armed Forces FC
0-1
20
Semi Final
Loyola Meralco Sparks FC vs Tampines Rovers FC
0-3
Balest
Singa
Geyla
Balest
Singa
Geyla
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21
3rd or 4th
Placing
Gombak United FC vs Loyola Meralco Sparks FC
4-0
22
Final
Singapore Armed Forces FC vs Tampines Rovers FC
2-1
Singapore Armed Forces FC is the 2012 RHB Singapore Cup Champion.
Tampines Rovers FC is the 2012 RHB Singapore Cup 1st Runner-up.
Gombak United FC is the 2012 RHB Singapore Cup 2nd Runner-up.
PRIME LEAGUE 2012
Teams
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Balestier Khalsa FC
30
19
7
4
58
26
32
64
Singapore NFA Under-18
30
17
6
7
68
34
34
57
Geylang United FC
30
16
9
5
57
37
20
57
Home United FC
30
14
8
8
70
52
18
50
Gombak United FC
30
15
5
10
55
50
5
50
30
12
7
11
64
55
9
43
30
11
3
16
37
48
-11
36
30
9
7
14
32
43
-11
34
Tampines Rovers FC
30
6
9
15
31
53
-22
27
30
5
7
18
43
75
-32
22
Hougang United FC
30
5
4
21
28
70
-42
19
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PRIME LEAGUE 2012
Teams
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
Balestier Khalsa FC
30
19
7
4
58
26
32
64
30
17
6
7
68
34
34
57
Geylang United FC
30
16
9
5
57
37
20
57
Home United FC
30
14
8
8
70
52
18
50
Gombak United FC
30
15
5
10
55
50
5
50
30
12
7
11
64
55
9
43
30
11
3
16
37
48
-11
36
30
9
7
14
32
43
-11
34
Tampines Rovers FC
30
6
9
15
31
53
-22
27
30
5
7
18
43
75
-32
22
Hougang United FC
30
5
4
21
28
70
-42
19
Tampines Rovers FC is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League Champion.
Brunei DPMM FC is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League 1st Runner-up.
Albirex Niigata FC (S) is the 2012 Great Eastern-YEO’s S.League 2nd Runner-up.
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