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LOYOLA Meralco massacred Blue Guards, 33-0, on Wednesday night in the United Football League Cup at the Emperador Stadium in Mckinley Hill in one of the most lopsided games in recent memory.
Showing no mercy against an amateur guest team that has an average age of 46, the Sparks flaunted their offensive might to remain unbeaten in three games in Group E and secure their place in the knockout stage of the season-opening tournament.
Phil Younghusband shone brightest with eight goals, Chad Gould was second best with seven, while James Younghusband and Matthew Hartmann chipped in five each for the Sparks, who scored a goal in roughly every three minutes.
Lee Joo Young registered a hat-trick, Jake Morallo had a brace, while Samuel Bonney, Boyet Canedo, and Simon Greatwich completed the scoring parade with one goal each.
It was the most dominant win by a team since the Blue Guards suffered a 17-0 beating at the hands of groupmate Green Archers.
The Sparks, who have yet to concede a goal in the competition following 16-0 and 9-0 decisions against Dolphins United and Philippine Navy, respectively, wrap up their group stage campaign against the Archers on November 7.
The Blue Guards ended their campaign without a win in four games, where they allowed a total of 69 goals against a lone scored goal.
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Showing no mercy against an amateur guest team that has an average age of 46, the Sparks flaunted their offensive might to remain unbeaten in three games in Group E and secure their place in the knockout stage of the season-opening tournament.
Phil Younghusband shone brightest with eight goals, Chad Gould was second best with seven, while James Younghusband and Matthew Hartmann chipped in five each for the Sparks, who scored a goal in roughly every three minutes.
Lee Joo Young registered a hat-trick, Jake Morallo had a brace, while Samuel Bonney, Boyet Canedo, and Simon Greatwich completed the scoring parade with one goal each.
It was the most dominant win by a team since the Blue Guards suffered a 17-0 beating at the hands of groupmate Green Archers.
The Sparks, who have yet to concede a goal in the competition following 16-0 and 9-0 decisions against Dolphins United and Philippine Navy, respectively, wrap up their group stage campaign against the Archers on November 7.
The Blue Guards ended their campaign without a win in four games, where they allowed a total of 69 goals against a lone scored goal.
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hay d na ko magtataka mga manong brigade lng kalaban ng loyola dyan cla magaling pag ibang club na yan iwan ko kng magawa nila yan parihas lng cla ng global shit....
ReplyDeleteanong tinutukoy mo na ibang club? mga team sa S.League? ano ba gusto mo sa Sparks at Global? Lahat ng team sa buong mundo kaya nilang talunin?
ReplyDeleteoo bkit may reklamo ka sa barangay ka pmunta lol,ufl napakalaking kalukohan utak talangka ang namumuno.
DeleteHa ha...the same thing happened in the recent PilipinasCup2013 when 14yo and up boys of I, Pagasa Iloilo demolished all its opponents in the U13 category! WTF!
ReplyDeleteIsa lng yata ang 14 y.o sa PAGASAFC lahat doon ay born 2000 na at pasok sa cut off but the Pilipinas Cup rule allowed 3 entries for born 1999 kaya wla nilabag na rules cla. You should read the rules and regulations first before you bark. If you are bitter dahil natalo ang team ng anak mo you should blame your coaching staff kung bakit hindi sya kumuha ng born 1999. They're just following the rules.
Deleterules are made to be broken!
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