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Sky Blues complete Deadline Day double swoop with midfield signing
Sydney FC added more creativity to their squad on Deadline Day, announcing the signing of German-born Turkish attacking midfielder Ahmet Arslan.
The 31-year-old joins the...
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BADMINTON
Korea and Japan jubilant in Qingdao with BATC triumph
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FOOTBALL
Sky Blues complete Deadline Day double swoop with midfield signing
Sydney FC added more creativity to their squad on Deadline Day, announcing the signing of German-born Turkish attacking midfielder Ahmet Arslan.
The 31-year-old joins the Sky Blues from Bundesliga 3. club RW Essen on a deal until the end of the season with the option to extend for a further...
INTERNATIONAL
Singapore’s Nicklaus Chiam on fire with opening seven-under-par 64 at PKNS...
An albatross and a hole-in-one provided the fireworks in the opening round of the PKNS Selangor Masters, which saw Nicklaus Chiam of Singapore grab a one-stroke clubhouse lead with a scintillating seven-under-par 64 on the demanding Seri Selangor Golf Club layout.
Chiam lived up to his name in the sunny morning conditions for the season-opener of the 2026 Asian Development Tour, amassing ten birdies against three bogeys. The 30-year-old loves how the Seri Selangor course plays, but admitted he hadn’t been able to perform well in previous attempts.
“Today’s 64 was a pleasant surprise. My longest putt for birdie was from...
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