Women's Premier League footballers Nadhra Aqilah and Beatrice Tan join "The Athletes Voice Podcast" to discuss the evolution of women's football in Singapore As the world comes together to celebrate International Women’s Day, the conversation around gender equality in sports has never been more relevant. Women continue to break barriers, push boundaries, and redefine what it means to be a sportsperson in traditionally male-dominated arenas.

Every two years, the whole of Southeast Asia is captivated by the ASEAN Championship Mitsubishi Electric Cup (AMEC), previously known as the AFF Championship. It’s our Euros craze, and whether or not you’re a football fan, trust that your eyes will be glued to all the action. From high speed slide tackles, to heroic saves and to outrageous goals, the ASEAN Championship is a spectacle that means everything to the people of Southeast Asia. After all, with all the friendly, yet intense rivalry between the countries around these parts, what’s better than bragging rights of being the kings of the world's most popular sport? As AMEC 2024 rolls around, Sportplus.sg caught up with adidas athletes Harris Harun, also Singapore's captain and the up and coming Shah Shahiran on just how significant the tournament has been for both players and the people of Southeast Asia.

We asked fans attending the Singapore vs Korea Republic FIFA 2026 World Cup Qualifiers their favourite fan experiences at the Singapore Sports Hub, and whether football can really bring the community together.

Having won the Landesliga with Borussia Dortmund women's team in her first season, Singaporean footballer Danelle Tan looks ahead to bigger things. The "Dream Big" series looks to humanise Singapore’s high performance athletes - using the popular social media GRWM hashtag and trend to enter the world of 3 Team Singapore rising stars, sharing in their authentic moments to express their individual stories, balancing fun and light moments with serious training to build a serious emotional connection.