Singapore to host centralised Suzuki Cup, South-East Asia's premier football tournament


SINGAPORE, Sept 28 (Reuters): Singapore will be the venue for South-East Asia's Suzuki Cup, organisers said on Tuesday.

The football tournament, which features the 11 countries in the Asean region, was held on a home-and-away basis in 2018 but will be played in a centralised format due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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