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NEW FOCUS: Fandi Ahmad and his men will be looking to get their MSL campaign back on track tonight.
Football

Back to the future for LionsXII

POST-MORTEM: (Above, from left to right) chief of SSI Bob Gambardella, Singapore's chefs de Mission Nicholas Fang and Dr Tan Eng Liang, and SNOC's secretary-general Chris Chan at a 
post-Games wrap-up at the Singapore Sports Hub yesterday. 


Team Singapore

Co-chefs de mission call this a Games of inspiration

SEALED WITH A KISS: A jubilant Thai female fan hugs one of their players (above); and there is no question on who their No. 1 fan is.
Team Singapore

Fans add colour to football final

HEROES: Playmaker Chanathip Songkrasin is the standout player for Thailand at the SEA Games while Myanmar goalkeeper Phyo Kyaw Zin (above in yellow) helps his team from suffering a heavier defeat.


Team Singapore

Chanathip steals show, but so does ...

HISTORY: Singapore's first men's rowing silver medal in the history of the SEA Games is claimed by the lightweight four team consisting of (from far left) Nadzrie Hyckell Hamzah, Pek Hong Kiat, Syahir Ezekiel Rafa'ee and Lee Zong Han.
Team Singapore

Silver lining for Singapore's male rowers

VICTOR AND VANQUISHED: Malaysia's Rachel Arnold (above, right) on her way to beating Indonesia's Catur Yuliana, and Singapore's Vivian Rhamanan after his defeat.
Team Singapore

Ruthless Malaysia make it four out of four with men and women’s team titles

Veteran Joannah Yue, 38, who won silver and bronze in 1999 and 2001 Games respectively, is making a comeback to play at this year's SEA Games.
Team Singapore

One last hurrah

THE YOONGS: Alex and his siblings Adam (above), Aiden and Aaliyah.
Team Singapore

Wakeboarding a family affair for Yoongs

FIGHTING HARD: Singapore's men's ganda (doubles) pairing of Shakir Juanda (left) and Sheik Alau'ddin in action yesterday.
Team Singapore

No final joy for Silat exponents

Team Singapore

WATCH: The New Paper takes on petanque!

GREAT START: Peter Gilchrist (above) clinches gold in the men's English billiards singles (500 points).
Team Singapore

Gilchrist takes gold, but targets three more

Peter Gilcrhist celebrates winning the gold medal.
Team Singapore

S'pore gets first gold in cuesports

STEADY DOES IT: Singapore's Shahril Ishak (in red) only came on as a substitute with seven minutes left.
Team Singapore

Easy does it for the Lions in last tune-up