Gymkhana FC

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Gymkhana FC
Full nameGymkhana Football Club
Nickname(s)The Stallions
Founded2002;22 years ago (2002)
League Singapore Island Wide League
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Gymkhana Football Club is a semi-professional Singaporean football club founded in 2002 and is affiliated to the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) [1] . They won the National Football League (NFL) Division Two, a third tier of the Singapore football league system, in 2017.

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In 2017, Gymkhana FC won the NFL Division Two title and will be promoted to NFL Division One for the next season.

However, Gymkhana FC made the new for the wrong reasons. On 21 October 2018, a referee was allegedly hit in the face by their player Jufri Hassan after being sent off in the match against Katong FC. The player received a life ban from the FAS. [2] [3]

Gymkhana FC was later expelled from the NFL in December 2018 as they were unable to field 11 players at the point of kick-off on three separate occasions in the course of the competition. [4]

Gymkhana FC returns to football in 2019 when they participated in Singapore Island Wide League (IWL).

Players

Singapore National Football League 2017 Division 2 Winning squad

As of 22 November 2017

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Yazid Yasin
2 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Jonathan Lim
3 FW Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Jafri Hashim
4 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Fazli Musa
5 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Muhaymin Salim
6 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Augustus Andy
7 FW Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Syafie Mokhtar
8 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Shafuan Sutohmoh (Captain)
9 FW Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Riduwan Mahzan
10 FW Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Fitri Wari
11 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Firdaus Japri
12 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Azhar Abdul Rahim
13 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Nawari Ahmad
No.Pos.NationPlayer
14 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Faris Haiqel
15 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Mithun Cher
16 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Shanjais Mathiazgan
17 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Yusof Khairudin
18 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Danial Lestaluhu
19 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Ariffin Razali
20 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Ali Razali
21 DF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Cheng Wei Hong
22 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Nizam Abdullah
23 MF Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Faiz Ronedin
24 GK Flag of Singapore.svg  SGP Arif Md Ali
25 GK Flag of Myanmar.svg  MYA Saw Shalom Haythaw

Honours

Performance Record

Domestic Leagues

YearLeaguePositionPldWDLGFGAGDPtsStatus
2017 NFL Division 21st20144266214546Champions
2018 NFL Division 1-00000000Expelled from FAS NFL [4]
2019 IWL Group B2nd320158-36Finished 4th after losing 5-0 to Bedok South Avenue SC
2022 IWL Group Stage-31029453
2023 IWL Group C2nd31114404Did not made it to the Playoff

Singapore FA Cup

YearResults
2018Did not participate
2019First Round
2023Third Round

Notes

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