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Division 1 Season Review — RTSBFC Runs Away with Dominant Title Win

8 September 2026

RTSBFC delivered a commanding performance across the 56-match campaign, claiming the Division 1 title with a nine-point cushion over runners-up Druzhba FC. The champions finished on 37 points, accumulating 12 wins, a draw and just one loss while scoring a remarkable 65 goals and conceding only 27. Their superiority was underlined by a goal difference of plus-38, the largest in the division by a significant margin. The season saw 316 goals scored across all fixtures, reflecting an entertaining league where attacking football often prevailed.

The title race proved largely one-sided once RTSBFC established their dominance. Druzhba FC mounted the closest challenge, securing 28 points through nine wins and four defeats, but the gap never truly narrowed. The Moscow-based club's attacking prowess was evident in their tally of 49 goals, with three players demonstrating clinical finishing. Third place went to Chin FC on 22 points, their campaign marked by consistency if not clinical efficiency, while Bukit Timah AS and Rulang FC filled fourth and fifth spots respectively. The bottom two teams, That Team and Seletar Celtic, struggled significantly—the latter in particular endured a torrid season, managing just two wins and conceding 61 goals.

RTSBFC's Ryan Tan claimed the Golden Boot with 15 goals, finishing clear of Druzhba FC's attacking trio of Cheikh Boukal Ahmed (known as Bassem) on 12, Nilo Mata Cervera on 10 and Pavel Volkov also on 10. The MVP Award was shared among five players: Kayden Neo of Bukit Timah AS led with 20 MVP points, while Rasool Tajud and Jordan Koh of Seletar Celtic, alongside Bassem and Musafar Ali of Rulang FC, each earned 15 points. In the Fair Play standings, RTSBFC demonstrated not only attacking prowess but discipline, accumulating just five yellow cards across the season to finish as the cleanest team in the division. Chin FC, by contrast, struggled with discipline, collecting 20 yellows and two reds for a total of 26 disciplinary points.

RTSBFC's authority was best demonstrated in their most explosive performances: a 12-3 demolition of Acolytes FC capped a season where they consistently overwhelmed opponents. That memorable fixture proved to be the division's highest-scoring match, though a 10-5 victory over That Team showed equally compelling attacking football. With the title secured and their winning formula established, RTSBFC will be confident favorites heading into the new campaign, while the chasing pack will aim to close the significant gap they left behind.