Siglap secured a 79-64 victory over Tunsan in the NBL on Sunday, 5 October. The away side controlled the game from start to finish and moved clear of the hosts on the table. It was a straightforward afternoon for the visitors, who finished comfortably above the 64-point mark set by their opponents.
Siglap sit third after nine games, with six wins and three losses to their name. Tunsan remain in tenth place, their record standing at one win from nine outings. The visitors have won five of their last seven matches, while the hosts have lost their past four outings.
and here's the thing: we had backed the away side at 55 per cent confidence before kick-off. The result confirms that assessment, though such figures mean little once the final whistle blows. Siglap simply outplayed their opponents for thirty minutes.
The gap between the sides on the table widens to two places, though neither team carries points in the NBL standings. What matters is the trajectory: Siglap are building momentum while Tunsan's struggles continue with their eighth defeat in nine games.
by then, the hosts had already conceded ground, unable to match the visitors' intensity. The margin of fifteen points tells the story without embellishment. Siglap have one foot in the top four, while Tunsan must find a way to stop the slide.