New-look Tampines brace for Eastern derby
Friday, 6 February | 7.45pm | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
Geylang’s Nasriah Ibrahim (left) in action against Tanjong Pagar on 1 Feb 2026.
Geylang International are set to face BG Tampines Rovers at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on Friday night as the two Eastern sides meet for the first time this season, with both teams looking to build consistency after their opening matches.
Geylang will take confidence from last season’s head-to-head record, having secured victories in both league meetings, with midfielder Nasriah Ibrahim contributing four goals and two assists across the two fixtures.
BG Tampines’ Victoria Hudson (in yellow) in action against Tanjong Pagar on 24 Jan 2026.
However, BG Tampines have shown that they are a different side this year. Currently third in the standings, the Stags made a strong opening statement through 16-year-old debutant Victoria Hudson, who scored twice in her first appearance. With Geylang sitting just one place behind in fourth, the outcome of this fixture could influence early positioning in the top half of the table.
Still Aerion aim to challenge league leaders Albirex Jurong
Saturday, 7 February | 5.00pm | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
Albirex’s player-coach Kana Kitahara in action against Balestier Khalsa on 1 Feb 2026.
Still Aerion take on Albirex Jurong at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on Saturday afternoon as the current league leaders look to extend their strong start to the season. 2025 WPL champions Albirex, who moved past their title rivals Lion City Sailors on goal difference following last week’s 17-0 win over Balestier Khalsa, will be focused on maintaining their top position.
Their free-scoring form has been led by the Japanese trio of player-coach Kana Kitahara, Ruriko Takashima and Manami Fukuzawa – each with seven goals – and the White Swans are expected to continue pressing in attack.
Still Aerion goalkeeper Hazel Lim in action against Sailors on 31 Jan 2026.
Still Aerion, who finished second last season, are not to be underestimated. While they lost both head-to-head meetings against Albirex last year, this season has seen Aerion come out battling.
After narrowly losing to the Sailors last week, they aim to return to winning form and challenge for a higher position in the standings. The team showed resilience in that match, with goalkeeper Hazel Lim producing key saves and attackers such as Nicole Lim and Sunisa Srangthaisong acting as attacking outlets.
Sailors aim for top spot as Tanjong Pagar seek first points
Saturday, 7 February | 7.30pm | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
Tanjong Pagar goalkeeper Batrisyia Ilya (in pink jersey) in action against Geylang on 1 Feb 2026.
Tanjong Pagar United are set to face title contenders Lion City Sailors at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on Saturday evening as both sides approach the fixture with contrasting objectives. The Sailors will be targeting maximum points as they look to close the goal-difference gap at the top of the standings to Albirex Jurong, while Tanjong Pagar search for their first points of the season.
Sailors’ Farah Nurzahirah in action against Still Aerion on 31 Jan 2026.
On paper, the Sailors appear to have the upper hand, having won both league meetings against Tanjong Pagar last season and carrying attacking momentum into the current campaign. Their frontline features players such as Ami Kawase, Ami Takeuchi, and Farah Nurzahirah, who have been in good form.
Tanjong Pagar, however, have shown moments of resilience in their opening matches, led by captain Nuriah Noor and goalkeeper Batrisyia Ilya. While the availability of defender Abigail Goh, a consistent presence in the backline, remains uncertain, the Jaguars will need to maximise every opportunity as they look to challenge one of the league’s strongest attacking sides.
Tiong Bahru look to build on early promise against Balestier Khalsa
Sunday, 8 February | 5.00pm | Choa Chu Kang Stadium
Tiong Bahru’s Lim Li Xian (in purple jersey) in action against Hougang on 31 Jan 2026.
Balestier Khalsa face Tiong Bahru at Choa Chu Kang Stadium on Sunday evening in a fixture that could prove important for both teams as they look to improve their early-season standings. Tiong Bahru come into the match after a positive opening performance – a 1-1 draw against Hougang – and will take confidence from their strong head-to-head record against Balestier from last season.
In their first outing of the campaign, Tiong Bahru showed promise and attacking intent, with key contributions from players such as forward Lim Li Xian, midfielder Nurzaherra Maisarah and goalkeeper Larissa Ortmann. The team will be looking to take advantage of opportunities in front of goal and convert them to improve their standing this season.
Balestier captain Sharifah Nur Amanina in action against Albirex on 1 Feb 2026.
Balestier, meanwhile, are seeking a response after two challenging results to start the season – 17-0 loss to Albirex and 16-0 loss to Sailors. With key players – midfielder Julia Michalski, forward Ariel Isabelle, and defender Shareen Qistina – still sidelined, Balestier’s squad depth will be tested again.
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