The Final Score

The Final Score

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The Final Score episodes

  • The Final Score: Newcastle's summer exodus, a cause for concern for the Magpies? | 26/27 Premier League Season

    Head coach, gone. Club captain, gone. Midfield dynamo, gone. Flying winger, gone. The promise of big spending to compete with the big boys, gone. That's the story of Newcastle's off-season thus far...and the brand new campaign is a matter of weeks away. Will the Magpies flourish or fail in the face of adversity?

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    9 min
  • The Final Score: Having splashed the cash, will Tottenham make a splash in the season ahead? | 26/27 Premier League Season

    Tottenham have survived relegation by the skin of their teeth in the last two Premier League seasons - finishing 17th. But their transfer business this summer suggests they have no intention of repeating those antics - with an outlay of close to $200 million on their midfield alone. Under the enigmatic Roberto de Zerbi, can Spurs make a splash?

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    10 min
  • The Final Score: Will the Lions usher in National Day with qualification to the AFF Semifinals with a result against Indonesia?

    Singapore take on Indonesia on 7th August (two days before National Day) with an AFF Championship semifinal spot at stake. All the Lions need is a draw, but with the age-old rivalry brewing, and the Garudas fighting to stay alive - it promises to be a night to remember at Jalan Besar Stadium. Which way will the penny drop?

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    10 min
  • The Final Score: Chelsea spring a few 'shocks' in the transfer window, who else has surprised?

    Chelsea's moves in the transfer market have got people talking - and not for the usual 'Chelsea' reasons. Infamous for handing out amortised long-term contracts, the Blues seem to have switch tact to make some 'surprise' signings - namely the experienced duo of Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck. Will this be a winning formula for Xabi Alonso and co.?

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    9 min
  • The Final Score: Will Kallang finally roar with new Deloitte partnership?

    Kallang has long struggled to become a vibrant, everyday sports and lifestyle destination. But can a new five-year partnership between the Kallang Group and Deloitte change that? At the heart of the plan is a new app offering interactive experiences, rewards and, potentially, seat-side food ordering, live scores and fan engagement. But is an app enough to bring lasting life back to the precinct?

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    8 min
  • The Final Score: Bye bye Infantino? FIFA President to walk after World Cup fallout?

    UEFA has warned FIFA president Gianni Infantino that his leadership style cannot continue, calling for a major overhaul of the governing body's governance despite FIFA's U-turn on plans to sell stakes in its competitions. Should Infantino pay the ultimate price?

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    9 min
  • The Final Score: Shanti becomes FIRST Singaporean to qualify for an individual final, securing a spot in 200m finals | 2026 Commonwealth Games

    Another milestone for Shanti Pereira. The sprint queen is through to the Commonwealth Games women's 200m final after a season-best run of 22.81 seconds - making history as the first Singaporean sprinter to qualify for an individual final.

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    https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/spores-shanti-pereira-qualifies-for-200m-final-at-the-commonwealth-games-for-the-first-time

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    8 min
  • The Final Score: Is Gianni Infantino insatiable greed killing our Beautiful Game?

    Gianni Infantino says he is democratising football. But FIFA’s push to bring private investors into its biggest competitions, including the World Cup, has (unsurprisingly) triggered fierce backlash. Where do you stand?

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    8 min
  • The Final Score: Shanti stumbles in the 100m, but eyes to shine in her pet 200m event | 2026 Commonwealth Games

    Despite clocking a season’s best of 11.24sec in the heats, Singapore's Shanti Pereira stumbled in the 100m semifinals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow - missing out on a place in the finals. But next up, the Lions' sprint queen takes to the track for her pet event that is the 200m race. How will she fare? A nation awaits...

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    7 min

About The Final Score

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From the English Premier League to the World Cup, from Wimbledon to the Australian Open, The Final Score not only gives all the latest sports news, but tackles the sports issues that really matter to Singaporeans. The segment promises to provide the definitive take on the most relevant and controversial sports issues of the day.