Jeremiah Ong

The Sailors’ struggles on the regional stage continued with a tame 2-0 defeat to Cambodia's PKR Svay Rieng, leaving them fourth in Group B and out of the ASEAN Club Championship at the group stage once more.

Fiji overturned a 12-point deficit in the final minutes to stun Olympic champions France 21-12 and retain their Singapore Sevens crown, while New Zealand’s women continued their dominance with a third straight title after a 36-7 win over Australia.

Another game, another goal for Ikhsan as his second-half header sealed BG Pathum’s 2–0 ASEAN Club Championship win over Cebu FC. The returning striker’s red-hot scoring form continued to justify the club’s decision to recall him.

Battling both a vocal home crowd and their Thai opponents at Chatchai Hall, Singapore’s Nurulasyiqah Mohammad Taha and Aloysius Gan leaned on a “secret language” to defeat their opponents 3-1 and secure the BC3 mixed pairs gold at the ASEAN Para Games.

Hung marked her Games debut in para judo with a silver medal in the women’s -60kg category, with coach Lim hailing her performance against more seasoned rivals as a sign of her growing potential.

Under the harsh glare and gusty winds of the Vongchavalitkul University Mook Stadium Field in Korat, and while nursing a flu, world No. 1 Nur Syahidah Alim dug deep in the women’s compound final, settling for silver after a tight loss.

Goh claimed a surprise gold in the women’s 10m air pistol SH1 just a year after taking up shooting, capping a memorable day that also saw Chan cruise to gold on his ASEAN Para Games debut.

Sporting a neon beanie and sparkling wheels, Tan, who was making his Games debut in boccia, stood out in every sense as he powered his way to men’s BC1 boccia gold in Korat.

Singapore’s Muhammad Diroy Noordin defended his shot put F40 title in commanding fashion at the ASEAN Para Games, winning gold with an 8.36m throw as he set his sights on further improvement ahead of the upcoming Asian Games.