Australian rules football in Singapore

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Australian rules football in Singapore has been played since April 1993, when a group from the Australian expatriate community founded the Singapore Wombats Australian Football Club.^[1]

The Singapore Wombats play between 8-10 matches throughout each year against visiting Royal Australian Navy ships, as well as a number of tour matches against other expat-based teams from around Asia.

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