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SINGAPORE – Six Singapore Under-22 footballers are set to face disciplinary action after breaking curfew while on duty with the Young Lions at the ongoing SEA Games in the Philippines.
The Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) confirmed on Thursday (Dec 5) six players had breached the team’s code of conduct and added they “were given a stern formal warning and will face disciplinary hearings upon their return to Singapore after the SEA Games.”
Sources told The Straits Times the incident happened last Sunday (Dec 1) night, after Singapore’s 3-0 loss to Thailand. The players allegedly returned to their base at the Century Park Hotel in Manila in the wee hours.
An internal investigation was conducted by the Singapore football team officials before the matter was reported to the SNOC.
ST has reached out to the Football Association of Singapore (FAS).
This is not the first time Team Singapore athletes have broken similar curfew rules at major Games.
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