List of football clubs in Singapore
This is a list of football clubs in Singapore.
Singapore Premier League Clubs
[edit]- Albirex Niigata (S)
- Balestier Khalsa
- DPMM FC (Brunei)
- Geylang International
- Lion City Sailors FC
- Hougang United
- Tampines Rovers
- Tanjong Pagar United
- Young Lions (Developmental team)
The Singapore Football League, commonly known as the SFL, is an FAS sanctioned football competition for clubs that are affiliated to the Football Association of Singapore.[1] It makes up the second and third tier of football in Singapore after the SPL and before the Singapore Island Wide League.
Active SFL Teams
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The Island Wide League is a semi-professional tournament which made up the 4th tier of the Singapore football league system. It is a SFL qualification tournament whereby the top 2 team of the tournament get an automatic qualification into SFL the following season.
Active IWL Clubs
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Cosmoleague & EFL Clubs
[edit]- 1 Tanah Merah Barbarians FC
- Belgian and Luxembourg Association of Singapore
- British Club Lions FC
- British Exiles FC
- Casuals FC Singapore
- CBD Wanderers FC
- Exiles FC
- FC Mogura
- FC Myk
- FC Nippon
- Fighting Cocks FC
- Gaelic Lions FC
- Hibernians FC
- Hilderinc FC
- Hollandse FC https://www.hollandsefc.com/
- Hotspurs FC
- International Lions FC
- J-Heat
- Mariners FC Singapore
- Olympique Gaulois
- Purple Monkeys FC
- Singapore Cricket Club (EFL)
- Singapore FC
- Singapore Vikings FC
- Tuan Gemuk Athletics
- Westland FC
Community Leagues' Clubs
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Futsal, Five-a-side, Six-a-side, Seven-a-side, Eight-a-side football
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Former clubs
[edit]Former S.League clubs
[edit]- Balestier Central (Merged with Clementi Khalsa to form Balestier Khalsa)
- Clementi Khalsa (Merged with Balestier Central to form Balestier Khalsa)
- Gombak United (Withdrew due to financial reason)
- Jurong FC (Withdrew due to financial reason)
- Paya Lebar Punggol (Merged with Sengkang Marine to form Sengkang Punggol)
- Sembawang Rangers (Withdrew due to financial reason)
- Sengkang Marine (Merged with Paya Lebar Punggol to form Sengkang Punggol)
- Sengkang Punggol (Now Hougang United)
- Woodlands Wellington (merged with Hougang United)
- Beijing Guoan Talent (Chinese satellite club)
- Dalian Shide (Chinese satellite club)
- Liaoning Guangyuan (Chinese satellite club)
- Sinchi FC (Chinese disapora club)
- Harimau Muda A (Malaysian national team U22)
- Harimau Muda B (Malaysian national team U21)
- Super Reds (Korean diaspora club)
- Sporting Afrique (Foreign team made up of players from Africa)
FAS Premier League (1988–1995)
[edit]- Balestier United RC
- Darwin Cubs (foreign team from Australia)
- Geylang International FC
- Jurong Town FC
- Perth Kangaroos IFC (foreign team from Australia)
- Police Sports Association (now Home United, while current PSA plays in NFL Division 1)
- Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association (now Warriors FC, while current SAFSA plays in NFL Division 1)
- Singapore National Team (played in the Premier League for one year in 1995, following Singapore's withdrawal from the Malaysia League)
- Tampines Rovers FC
- Tiong Bahru CSC
Former SFL Clubs
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See also
[edit]- Football Association of Singapore
- S.League
- Singapore Cup
- Singapore Community Shield
- Singapore National Football League
- Singapore League Cup
- Singapore FA Cup
References
[edit]- ^ "National Football League". Archived from the original on 23 April 2012. Retrieved 3 July 2012.
http://www.cosmoleague.com/league https://equatorialfootballleague.leaguerepublic.com/index.html
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