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The ASEAN Championship, now named the ASEAN Hyundai Cup™ 2026, will celebrate its 30th anniversary next July and August as 11 national teams compete for the title of Champions of ASEAN. This 16th edition of the biennial tournament continues a tradition that began with the inaugural event in Singapore in 1996.Hyundai Motor Company joins as title sponsor for the first time, supporting the competition as defending champions Vietnam look to retain the crown they won with a 5-3 aggregate victory over Thailand. The Official Draw will take place next year, while Play-offs to decide the final Group Stage spot are scheduled for June 2 and 9.

Singapore captain and Lion City Sailors FC skipper Hariss Harun has urged his teammates to stay composed ahead of a crucial period that could see the nation qualify for the AFC Asian Cup and the club revive their ASEAN Club Championship Shopee Cup™ campaign.Singapore face Hong Kong on Tuesday, where victory would move them closer to their first Asian Cup appearance since hosting the tournament in 1984.“We are excited but need to keep calm,” said Hariss. “It’s a big time for everyone in Singapore — we just have to give our best and trust that our hard work will be rewarded.”

Garden International School (GIS) has unveiled its new RM100 million, five-level Sports Complex — a 200,000-square-foot facility featuring an Olympic-size swimming pool, two full-length indoor basketball courts, two tennis courts, and a fully equipped gym. The launch, officiated by YB Hannah Yeoh and attended by leaders from Taylor’s Education Group, reflects Taylor’s Schools’ philosophy of nurturing relevant, responsible, and resilient learners.President and CEO of Taylor’s Schools, Mr BK Gan, said the project — eight years in the making — was designed to meet the needs of both students and the wider community. He added that the new underground car park addresses traffic issues, providing improved access and safer drop-off points. The development, he said, embodies Taylor’s entrepreneurial mindset of solving problems through innovation and collaboration.

Team Malaysia shines at the 2025 World Corporate Golf Challenge, finishing 2nd behind China in a thrilling global showcase of golf and business.

Malaysia's top women's doubles pair Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah advance to Kumamoto Masters quarter-finals with straight-sets victory over Korean opponents.