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The AIA Singapore Premier League (SPL) will continue to carry on behind closed doors as Singapore tightens its COVID-19 measures. All players and officials involved in the SPL will continue to be mandatorily swab-tested with strict protocols in place. This include the zonal demarcation before and after matches to ensure…
It has been a recurring theme for Geylang International this season, but once again the Eagles received an injury setback when key players Harith Kanadi and Sylvano Comvalius were not fit to take on the Lion City Sailors. However, unlike the 8-0 drubbing by the same opponents last month, Noor…
Geylang International may have just ended a six-game winless streak with a convincing 4-2 win over Young Lions two weeks ago, but mention Lion City Sailors and you can still see Eagles coach Noor Ali wince. Not many teams can live with the firepower of the Sailors when they are…
Geylang International will face either Cambodia’s Visakha FC or East Timorese’s Lalenok United FC, who will battle it out for a place to replace Myanmar’s Shan United, as Myanmar’s political unrest remains unresolved. The other teams in Group I are Malaysia’s Terengganu FC and Filipino side Kaya FC-Iloilo, and the…
Geylang International will kick off their AFC Cup campaign a week later in June following the latest update from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). Originally scheduled to be held from June 22 – 28, the AFC Cup ASEAN Zone Group Stage matches has been rescheduled as part AFC’s continuous dialogue…
Geylang International ended a six-match winless run when they beat Young Lions 4-2 at Jalan Besar. Eagles coach Noor Ali made his intentions known when he started all his four imports for the first time this season and deployed Sylvano Comvalius, Matheus Moresche and Amy Recha in attack, while opting…
We look forward to your return to the stands as together, we will soar to up where we belong again. From this weekend, up to 250 fans will be able to attend SPL matches without any COVID-19 tests. In order to gain entry, you need to buy a ticket at…
Collecting just four points from the first round of seven Singapore Premier League matches surely feels like a let-down after Geylang International had reached the heights of AFC Cup qualification the season before. Following a six-game winless sequence that includes four straight defeats, Eagles vice-captain Darren Teh did not mince…
There was hunger, desire and goals as Geylang International produced the response their coach Noor Ali demanded after being beaten 8-0 by Lion City Sailors last weekend. However, after coming from behind twice to level the match, a third equaliser proved a bridge too far as the Eagles were edged…
Geylang International Football Club was established in 1974 when it was first known as International Contract Specialists. The club has enjoyed much success, winning the National Football League (1975-1977) as well as six successive titles in the Premier League from 1988 to 1993. They have also won the S.League twice in 1996 and 2001 and the RHB Singapore Cup in 2009.
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