Despite feeling under the weather and nursing injuries, Singapore’s trio of Koen Pang, Izaac Quek and Josh Chua fought off Vietnam to clinch gold with a 3–2 victory on Sunday (Dec 14) at the #SEAGames2025. Pang struggled with a shoulder injury in the opening game, while Chua later sustained an ankle injury in the second. "We're just really relieved as a team. I'm happy that we pulled through," said Quek. #mediacorpSEAGames2025 #Thailand2025 Catch the #33rdSEAGames for FREE on meWatch. | CNA

A scuffle broke out on Monday (Dec 15) after a women’s silat match between Malaysia and Thailand at the #seagames2025. Videos circulating on social media show Malaysian team members confronting officials after a 60-60 tie was ruled in favour of the Thai athlete. #mediacorpSEAGames2025 #Thailand2025 Catch the 33rdSEAGames for FREE on mewatch. | CNA

Singapore's Amita Berthier was on the brink of elimination at 8-14 down in her #SEAGames2025 foil semi-final. But she reeled off 7 consecutive points to pull off a stunning comeback against the Philippines' Samantha Catantan and book her spot in an all-Singapore final against teammate Maxine Wong. She went on to beat Wong 15-4 to reclaim her 2019 individual foil Games title. https://cna.asia/4oYaoqA #mediacorpSEAGames2025 #Thailand2025 Catch the #33rdSEAGames for FREE on mewatch. | CNA