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https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/10/fas-allowed-an-ineligible-player-to-be-registered-for-island-wide-league-and-then-threw-out-a-protest-due-to-its-48-hour-rule-when-it-was-discovered/ FAS allowed an ineligible player to be registered for Island Wide League, and then threw out a protest due to its 48-hour rule when it was discovered.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/11/singapores-aidil-sharin-is-now-head-coach-of-malaysia-super-league-side-kuching-city/ Singapore's Aidil Sharin is now head coach of Malaysia Super League side Kuching City.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/10/fadtris-isa-is-singapore-champion-as-team-legion-of-racers-finish-in-1-2-3-positions-at-the-toyota-gazoo-racing-gt-cup-2023/ Fadtris Isa is Singapore champion as Team Legion of Racers finish in 1-2-3 positions at the Toyota Gazoo Racing GT Cup 2023.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/09/para-swimmer-wong-zhi-wei-is-singapores-flagbearer-for-the-2022-asian-para-games/ Para swimmer Wong Zhi Wei is Singapore's flagbearer for the 2022 Asian Para Games.

Albirex Niigata have more titles than Geylang International, DPMM, Lion City Sailors, Tanjong Pagar United, Balestier Khalsa, Hougang United and Young Lions combined. *Since Lion City Sailors have stated on its official website that it was established in 2020, the titles won by Home United in the past should not be added to their list of achievements.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/07/14-year-old-dillan-tan-retains-gt-world-challenge-esports-asia-sprint-series-retains-his-position-as-singapores-hottest-sim-racing-talent/ 14-year-old Dillan Tan retains GT World Challenge Esports Asia Sprint Series, retains his position as Singapore's hottest sim racing talent.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/04/bg-pathum-united-side-which-won-lion-city-cup-was-their-third-tier-u15-team-and-was-coached-by-singaporean-kadir-yahaya/ BG Pathum United side which won Lion City Cup was their third tier U15 team and was coached by Singaporean Kadir Yahaya.

https://themonitor.sg/2023/09/03/kampung-buangkok-set-to-become-first-singapore-futsal-side-to-compete-in-a-foreign-futsal-league-the-team-will-need-100000-to-cover-their-expenses/ Kampung Buangkok set to become first Singapore futsal side to compete in a foreign futsal league. The team will need $100,000 to cover their expenses.