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2011 S.League

Field	Value
logo	S League.svg
competition	S.League
season	2011
winners	Tampines Rovers
(3rd S.League title)
continentalcup1	[AFC Cup](2012-afc-cup)
continentalcup1 qualifiers	{{ubl
matches	198
total goals	578
league topscorer	Bosnia Mislav Karoglan (33)
biggest home win	Singapore Armed Forces 7–0 Woodlands Wellington
biggest away win	Tanjong Pagar United 0–6 Home United
prevseason	[2010](2010-s-league)
nextseason	[2012](2012-s-league)

(3rd S.League title) |Tampines Rovers (S.League winners) |Home United (Singapore Cup winners)

The 2011 S.League was the 16th season of the S.League, the top professional football league in Singapore. Tampines Rovers FC won their third title. As in the previous season the S.League was not allowed to send a team to the AFC Champions League because of the participation of a foreign team in the league.

Teams

Beijing Guoan Talent withdrew their participation in the league after just one season. They were replaced by Tanjong Pagar United, who returned to the highest football league of Singapore after a seven-year absence. The club will be based at Clementi Stadium.

In further changes, Sengkang Punggol were renamed to Hougang United. Moreover, Home United moved back to Bishan Stadium after splitting their previous season home matches between Clementi Stadium and Jalan Besar Stadium.

Team	Stadium	Capacity	Location	Main Sponsor	Apparel Sponsor
Albirex Niigata (S)	Jurong East Stadium	2,700	Jurong East	Canon	Adidas
Balestier Khalsa	Toa Payoh Stadium	3,900	Toa Payoh	Civic Ambulance
FTMS Global	Umbro
Étoile	Queenstown Stadium	3,800	Queenstown	-	Acono
Geylang United	Bedok Stadium	3,900	Bedok	-	Lotto
Gombak United	Jurong West Stadium	3,200	Jurong West	-	Erke
Home United	Bishan Stadium	4,100	Bishan	Coca-Cola	Kappa
Hougang United	Hougang Stadium	2,500	Hougang	-	Mitre
Singapore Armed Forces	Choa Chu Kang Stadium	4,600	Choa Chu Kang	Star Automotive Centre
United Engineers Limited	Umbro
Tampines Rovers	Tampines Stadium	3,600	Tampines	Hyundai	DAL
Tanjong Pagar United	Clementi Stadium	4,000	Clementi	Michezo Group	Thorb
Woodlands Wellington	Woodlands Stadium	4,300	Woodlands	-	Mitre
Young Lions	Jalan Besar Stadium	6,000	Kallang	Courts	Nike

Foreign players

Each club is allowed to have up to a maximum of 4 foreign players.

Club	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3	Player 4	Prime League	Former Player
Balestier Khalsa	KOR Lim Young-woo	KOR Kim Young-kwang	NZ Paul Cunningham	Australia Mark McGough	Serbia Vahid Bogučanin	BRA Vitor Borges
Geylang International	KOR Kim Jae-hong	KOR Jeon Byung-guk	Japan Yuta Nakano	England Daniel Hammond	None	KOR Joo Ki-hwan
KOR Jung Hee-bong
Romania Vasile Ghindaru
Gombak United	KOR Park Kang-jin	KOR Jang Jo-yoon	KOR Jung Hee-bong	Nigeria Obadin Aikhena	Ireland Shane Ryan	KOR Kwon Jin-sung
Home United	KOR Kim Dae-eui	Japan Kenji Arai	FRA Frederic Mendy	Cameroon Valery Hiek	Canada Sherif El-Masri	KOR Lee Sang-ha
Hougang United	ARG Carlos Alberto Delgado	BRA Diego Gama	BRA Vitor Borges	Canada Jordan Webb	Guinea Mamadou M. Diallo	JPN Fumiya Kobayashi
SAFFC	Japan Taisuke Akiyoshi	Australia Goran Subara	CRO Ivan Jerkovic	Bosnia Mislav Karoglan	Serbia Luka Savić	ENG Daniel Hammond
Tampines Rovers	JPN Seiji Kaneko	JPN Akihiro Nakamura	France Benoit Croissant	France Yohann Lacroix	Thailand Hengthaveephokasub Panuwat	KOR Park Yo-seb
Tanjong Pagar	KOR Kim Seong-kyu	KOR Kim Jong-oh	Japan Takaya Kawanabe	France Cyril Bagnost	None	KOR Hyun Jong-woon
Woodlands	KOR Hyun Jong-woon	KOR Moon Soon-ho	JPN Fumiya Kobayashi	Lebanon Munier Raychouni	None	Guyana Adrian Butters
Brazil Leonardo Aleixa da Costa
Scotland Graham Tatters

Albirex Niigata (S) and Étoile FC are not allowed to hire any foreigners.

League table

Top goalscorers

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
1	Croatia Mislav Karoglan	Singapore Armed Forces	33
2	Singapore Aleksandar Đurić	Tampines Rovers	26
3	Japan Shotaro Ihata	Albirex Niigata (S)	22
4	France Frédéric Mendy	Home United	21
5	Singapore Qiu Li	Home United	17
6	Singapore Fazrul Nawaz	Singapore Armed Forces	15
7	Japan Tatsuro Inui	Albirex Niigata (S)	14
Canada Jordan Webb	Hougang United
9	Japan Bruno Castanheira	Albirex Niigata (S)	12
France Jonathan Toto	Étoile

Results

Every team will play the other teams a total of three times, either twice at home and once away or vice versa, for a total of 33 matches per team.

Regular home matches

Extra home matches

Attendance figures

S-League Awards Night Winners

Awards	Winners
Player of the Year	Bosnia Mislav Karoglan (Singapore Armed Forces)
Young Player of the Year	Japan Tatsuro Inui (Albirex Niigata (S))
Coach of the Year	Japan Koichi Sugiyama (Albirex Niigata (S))
Top Scorer Award	Bosnia Mislav Karoglan (Singapore Armed Forces)
Fair Play Award	Japan Albirex Niigata (S)

References

(4 October 2010). "Singapore seek to pull out of ACL". AFC.
"Beijing Guoan pull out of S-League after one season". Straits Times Online.
"Goodbye Sengkang, hello Hougang United". Today Online.

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