S League riview

Singapore Armed Forces have made it three wins out of three with a 3-1 victory over arch-rivals Home United.

Ahmad Latiff Khamarudin set SAF on their way in the first half with a headed goal after 39 minutes, but they were pegged back at the start of the second half when Shi Jiayi levelled from the penalty spot five minutes in.

Daniel Bennett restored SAF's lead 11 minutes later, but the game seemed to swing back the way of Home when Ahmad Latiff Khamarudin was sent off for the leaders 15 minutes from time.

SAF hung on though, and even extended their lead as John Wilkinson made the points safe in the 90th minute.

The result leaves the defending champions looking strong at the top of the league with nine points, while Home United's first defeat of the season leaves them in third place on four points.

In the evening's other game DPMM FC moved up to fourth with a 2-1 comeback win over Super Reds.

Jeon Byung Euk put Super Reds in front from the penalty spot after just 11 minutes.

But second-half goals from Yusof Salleh (61) and Abu Bakar Mahari (84) were enough to earn the hosts their first win of the season.

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It was DPMM FC 1st game at home agains South Korean Super Reds in the S league clash... Alot of DPMM FC fans came to support the home team and in the end, DPMM FC won the game 2-1

Fans buying tickets...Long Q there

Getting closer

Foods

3 boys lost in Hunger

San Siro..lols

Entering (berasak)

(Lots of them)



First half action



Dgog yi dribbling

Frustrations

Half time score

Warming up

We still beleive DPMM FC can win

Back to action

Ref marching

First goal celebrated

Fans happy celebrating the goals

1-1 game on

2nd goal celebration

Winning

Final score

Fans happy

Fairplay



No worries dude, u'll be ok for next game

Halau'd from stadium..btw mcm lawa gf mu ah..hehe

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Foster: Ipod helped me out!

Ben Foster watched videos of Spurs taking penalties before Manchester United's Carling Cup win over Tottenham.

Carling Cup hero Ben Foster watched videos of Tottenham players taking penalties immediately before the shootout which ended with Manchester United maintaining their quintuple quest at Wembley.

As Sir Alex Ferguson decided which players were going to take spot-kicks, Foster was looking at an iPod with goalkeeping coach Eric Steele.

And the novel approach worked a treat as Foster saved Jamie O'Hara's penalty before David Bentley fired wide, allowing Anderson to step up and win the cup after the two sides had failed to find the target in 120 minutes.

"We have done a lot of research into the way each player is going to put their penalty," Foster, 25, explained.

"We went into the shootout as well prepared as possible.

"We have had things to look at over the last couple of days and before the shootout you can see me looking at an iPod with Eric Steele.

"It had actual video on it and showed where players put things."

Steele introduced the research aid to training after being appointed as goalkeeping coach following the decision of Tony Coton to step down due to injury.

"It is a new innovation for us," Foster added. "Eric brought it when he came to the club. I have never seen anything like it. It is a fantastic tool for us."

It was a famous day for Foster, who was making only his seventh United start despite joining the Red Devils almost four years ago.

Two successful spells on loan at Watford followed, then a cruciate knee ligament injury that put him out for a further 12 months.

Now he has a precious medal to start his collection, as well as the biggest hint possible that he is first choice to become Edwin van der Sar's eventual successor.

"I am delighted to win it," said Foster. "It is a cruel way to win but that is the way things go.

"When it comes to penalties, goalkeepers cannot lose. We are not expected to save them. If we do, it is a bonus."

Knowing Van der Sar won the biggest shootout of all at the Champions League final in Moscow last year, Foster took some advice from the veteran Dutchman before his own moment in the spotlight.

"Edwin has not got a bad record with penalties and he just told me to be as intimidating as possible," he said.

"I stood up for as long as I could and thankfully it worked."