Warriors FC won their first game of the season as they thrashed Geylang United 3-0 at Bedok.
The eight-times champions have not won any of their 5 competitive matches this season and badly needed the points against the Eagles as they laid in 11th spot in the league but with 2 games in hand.
If they won both their games in hand the Warriors will still be in a shot for the league and that what they achieved as Mislav Karoglan, Tatsuro Inui and Shimpei Sakurada scored.
In another game, Tampines go up to second and remain perfect as they rally back from behind to defeat Balestier 2-1.
Kim Min-Ho had given Balestier before Tampines found the equaliser when Seiji Kaneko headed home. Shahdan Sulaimanthen gave the champions all 3 points when he netted the winner two minutes from time.
Geylang International
Takuma Ito (GK), Khayrulhayat Jumat, Delwinder Singh, Duncan Elias, Norihiro Kawakami, Yasir Hanapi, Fabian Kwok, Andrew Tan (Fuad Ramli 68'), Nurhazwan Norasikin, Shotaro Ihata, Jozef Kaplan (C)
Warriors FC
Hyrulnizan Juma'at (GK), Abdil Qaiyyim, Syed Fadhil, Marin Vidosevic, Daniel Bennett (C), Shukor Zailan (Erwan Gunawan 46'), Tatsuro Inui (Yus Henzry 90'), Shimpei Sakurada, Prakash Manikam (Ruzaini Zainal 77'), Shi Jiayi, Mislav Karoglan
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Tampines Rovers
Sasa Dreven (GK), Jufri Taha, Kunihiro Yamashita, Seiji Kaneko, Shaiful Esah, Imran Sahib, Mustafic Fahrudin (C), Shahdan Sulaiman, Khairul Amri, Jamil Ali (Ismadi Mukhtar 23'), Sead Hadzibulic (Aleksandar Duric 79')
Balestier Khalsa
Zaiful Nizam (GK), Poh Yi Feng (Yusiskandar Yusop 86'), Obadin Aikhena, Jaslee Hatta (C), Syed Thaha, Patrick Paran (Qiu Li 68'), Park Kang-Jin, Tengku Mushadad, Ruhaizad Ismail (Hamqaamal Shah 58'), Kim Min-ho, Jung Hee-Bong
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