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2006 S.League

{{Infobox football league season

| logo = S League.svg

| competition = S. League

| season = 2006

| winners = Singapore Armed Forces
5th S.League title

| continentalcup1 = AFC Cup

| continentalcup1 qualifiers = {{ubl|

|Singapore Armed Forces
(S.League winners)

|Tampines Rovers
(Singapore Cup winners)

}}

| matches = 165

| total goals = 557

| league topscorer = {{flagicon|Morocco}} Laakkad Abdelhadi (23)

| biggest home win = Tampines Rovers 6-1 Geylang United
(16 April 2006)

| biggest away win = Sengkang Punggol 0-5 Tampines Rovers
(20 June 2006)

| highest scoring = Gombak United 4-5 Balestier Khalsa
(14 September 2006)

| prevseason = 2005

| nextseason = 2007

}}

2006 S.League was the eleventh season of Singapore's professional football league. It was won by Singapore Armed Forces, which was their fifth league title.

Changes from 2005

  • Paya Lebar Punggol merged with the returning Sengkang Marine to form Sengkang Punggol.
  • Gombak United also returned to the league after pulling out in 2002.
  • Sporting Afrique were a foreign team made up of players from four different African countries – Kenya, Nigeria, Cameroon and Ghana.
  • Sinchi went out of operation at the end of 2005 season.

Foreign players

Each club is allowed to have a maximum of 4 foreign players, except Young Lions.

class="wikitable "
style="width:190px;"| Club

! style="width:190px;"| Player 1

! style="width:190px;"| Player 2

! style="width:190px;"| Player 3

! style="width:190px;"| Player 4

! style="width:190px;"| Player 5

! style="width:190px;"| Former Players

{{nobreak|Balestier Khalsa}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Japan}} Norikazu Murakami}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|JPN}} Akihiro Nakamura}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Nigeria}} Osagie Ederaro}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Cameroon}} Kengne Ludovick}}

| None

|

{{nobreak|Geylang International}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Rangsan Viwatchaichok}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuji Sueoka}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|KOR}} Bae Jin-soo}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} Boyko Kamenov}}

| None

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|KOR}} Nam Woung-ki}}

{{nobreak|Gombak United}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Theerawekin Seehawong}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Nigeria}} Gabriel Obatola}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Nigeria}} Obadin Aikhena}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Nigeria}} Alfred Emuejeraye}}

| None

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Pongpisuth Pue-on}}

{{nobreak|Home United}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Sutee Suksomkit }}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|KOR}} Jeon Kyeong-joon }}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Sierra Leone}} Mohamed Coker Junior}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Brazil}} Bel}}

| None

| {{flagicon|Thailand}} Anurak Srikerd
{{flagicon|HUN}} Checzy Zoltan
{{nobreak|{{flagicon|Hungary}} Gabor Boer}}

{{nobreak|Sengkang Punggol}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Australia}} Jon Angelucci}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Australia}} Steve McDonald}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Ghana}} Kim Grant}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Scotland}} Ricky Waddell}}

| None

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|KOR}} Ahn Tae-hyuk}}

{{nobreak|SAFFC}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Therdsak Chaiman}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Japan}} Kenji Arai}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Australia}} Aleksandar Đurić}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|England}} John Wilkinson}}

| None

|

{{nobreak|Tampines Rovers}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Santi Chaiyaphurk }}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Thailand}} Choketawee Promrut }}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Serbia and Montenegro}} Sead Muratović }}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Brazil}} Peres De Oliveira}}

| None

|

{{nobreak|Woodlands}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|KOR}} Park Tae-won}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Cameroon}} Essa Basile}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Morocco}} Laakkad Abdelhadi}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Romania}} Lucian Dronca}}

| None

|

{{flagicon|SIN}} {{nobreak|Young Lions FC|Young Lions}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|China}} Qiu Li}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|Cameroon}} Moudourou Moise}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|China}} Che Hao}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|China}} Li Jisheng}}

| {{nobreak|{{flagicon|China}} Guan Hongyu}}

|

{{refbegin}}

{{refend}}

League table

{{#invoke:Sports table|main|style=WDL

|update=complete

|source=[https://www.rsssf.org/tabless/sing06.html RSSSF]

|team1=SAF |team2=TAM | team3=YLI |team4=HOM |team5=WOO |team6=ALB |team7=BAL |team8=GOM |team9=SPO |team10=GEY |team11=SEN

|result1 = AFC |result2 = AFC

|win_ALB=12 |draw_ALB=9 |loss_ALB=9 |gf_ALB=52 |ga_ALB=44

|win_BAL=10 |draw_BAL=7 |loss_BAL=13 |gf_BAL=50 |ga_BAL=61

|win_GEY=6 |draw_GEY=5 |loss_GEY=19 |gf_GEY=22 |ga_GEY=62

|win_GOM=8 |draw_GOM=8 |loss_GOM=14 |gf_GOM=48 |ga_GOM=54

|win_HOM=15 |draw_HOM=6 |loss_HOM=9 |gf_HOM=49 |ga_HOM=40

|win_SEN=4 |draw_SEN=6 |loss_SEN=20 |gf_SEN=32 |ga_SEN=72

|win_SAF=20 |draw_SAF=8 |loss_SAF=2 |gf_SAF=71 |ga_SAF=36

|win_SPO=5 |draw_SPO=9 |loss_SPO=16 |gf_SPO=36 |ga_SPO=58

|win_TAM=16 |draw_TAM=9 |loss_TAM=5 |gf_TAM=70 |ga_TAM=42

|win_WOO=13 |draw_WOO=8 |loss_WOO=9 |gf_WOO=60 |ga_WOO=45

|win_YLI=15 |draw_YLI=7 |loss_YLI=8 |gf_YLI=67 |ga_YLI=43

|name_ALB = {{flagicon|JPN}} Albirex Niigata (S)

|name_BAL = Balestier Khalsa

|name_GEY = Geylang United

|name_GOM = Gombak United

|name_HOM = Home United

|name_SEN = Sengkang Punggol

|name_SAF = Singapore Armed Forces

|name_SPO = {{flagicon|NGR}}{{flagicon|CMR}}{{flagicon|KEN}}{{flagicon|GHA}} Sporting Afrique

|name_TAM = Tampines Rovers

|name_WOO = Woodlands Wellington

|name_YLI = {{flagicon|SIN}} Young Lions

|show_limit=5

|class_rules = 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored

|res_col_header=Q

|col_AFC=green1 |text_AFC=Qualification to AFC Cup Group Stage |note_res_AFC= Tampines qualified as 2006 Singapore Cup winners

}}

Top goalscorers

class="wikitable sortable"

! Rank !!width='150'|Name!!width='140'|Club!! Goals

align="center"|1{{flagicon|Morocco}} Laakkad AbdelhadiWoodlands Wellingtonalign="center"|23
align="center"|2Khairul Amri{{flagicon|Singapore}} Young Lionsalign="center"|21
align="center"|3Mirko GrabovacTampines Roversalign="center"|20
align="center"|4{{flagicon|Bosnia}}{{flagicon|Australia}} Aleksandar ĐurićSingapore Armed Forcesalign="center"|19
align="center"|4{{flagicon|China}} Qiu Li{{flagicon|Singapore}} Young Lionsalign="center"|19
align="center"|6{{flagicon|Cameroon}} Kengne LudovickBalestier Khalsaalign="center"|15
align="center"|7Egmar GoncalvesHome Unitedalign="center"|14
align="center"|7{{flagicon|Brazil}} Peres De OliveiraTampines Roversalign="center"|14
align="center"|7Ashrin ShariffSingapore Armed Forcesalign="center"|14
align="center"|7Agu CasmirWoodlands Wellingtonalign="center"|14
align="center"|11{{flagicon|Japan}} Eiichiro Ozaki{{flagicon|JPN}} Albirex Niigata (S)align="center"|13
align="center"|11{{flagicon|South Korea}} Jeon Kyeong-JoonHome Unitedalign="center"|13
align="center"|11Noh Alam ShahTampines Roversalign="center"|13
align="center"|11{{flagicon|JPN}} Norikazu MurakamiBalestier Khalsaalign="center"|13

References

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  • [https://www.rsssf.org/tabless/sing06.html S.League 2006] (Note section on top scorers is incomplete (till 20 August).)

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