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Jan 2, 2017 · Choa Chu Kang Stadium field is shut after players and coaches complain about poor conditions during Women’s Premier League matches. Mar 26, 2024. The Choa Chu Kang Stadium, the official venue of the Deloitte Women’s Premier League (WPL) has been shifted to a….
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LOST SG, Singapore’s leading escape room experience,...
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Singapore-based esports and lifestyle brand Legion of Racers...
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Malaysian footballers will not play in Singapore because...
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Singapore win men’s cricket gold, and then lash out for lack...
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It was an eventful start to the 2023 Singapore Premier...
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TMSG is a sports, entertainment and lifestyle portal which...
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TMSG, Singapore. 11,545 likes · 1,951 talking about this. IRRITATING PEOPLE, ONE DAY AT A TIME. For advertising and partnership enquiries, email us at hello@tmsg.sg
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TMSG is a sports, entertainment and lifestyle portal which went live in January 2017. Fully managed by parent company SW Strategies, TMSG is the alternative media outlet which puts forward unfiltered views of what happens in our community.
Mar 12, 2024 · 8 Vtubers to from NIJISANJI EN to perform in Singapore on 27 April. Mar 12, 2024 Entertainment, featured. “Virtual Rhapsody” heralds the dawn of a groundbreaking era for Southeast Asia’s entertainment scene, as it prepares to host the largest offline Vtuber (Virtual Idols) concert ever witnessed in the region.
TMSG is located along Tanah Merah Coast Road and opposite of the PUB Changi Water Reclamation Plant after the traffic light junction adjacent to Changi Lodge. After passing the egress of TMSG when coming from the ECP direction, look out for the signage for Tanah Merah Staging Ground and enter TMSG via the ingress as shown in Figure 3.4.
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The X account of a club participating in the Singapore Youth League (SYL) has gone offline in the midst of a probe into the coach for alleged sexual misconduct. On 23 June, TMSG discovered that the club’s X account is now not accessible.
