Today : ASEAN (AFF) U16 Championship : Philippines vs Malaysia
9.15 PH time
Group B : Singapore , Philippines, Malaysia , Indonesia and Laos
Indonesia 4-0 Laos FT
Malaysia 6-0 (2-0) Philippines FT
Starting XI: Asong (GK), Casambre, Miller, Ebarle, Lapas, Delariarte, Diamante (C), Patangan, Marfiga, Winhoffer, Borlongan
Showing posts with label ASEAN U16 Championship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASEAN U16 Championship. Show all posts
21 August 2013
14 July 2011
AFF U16 : Philippines 0-10 Vietnam !
Last match for Philippines U16 NT in ASEAN (AFF) Championship.
Vietnam won 10-0 against Philippines ! HT score was 2-0
Vietnam won 10-0 against Philippines ! HT score was 2-0
12 July 2011
AFF U16: MYANMAR IMPROVE CHANCES OF MAKING SEMIFINALS
VIENTIANE (12 July 2011) – Myanmar enhanced their chances of making the semifinals of the AFF Under-16 Championship here when they edged the Philippines 2-1 in a Group B match at the National Sports Complex today. Myanmar could have walked away with a wider margin of victory but they wasted numerous chances to score a decisive win.
In the dying minutes, Myanmar defender Hein Nay San was sacked for bringing down striker Ryu Nell Fegidero but skipper Skie Doug Carranza ballooned the ensuing freekick and with that blew any hopes of forcing a draw today. Failing to collect any points today, for the third match here, has also virtually ended the Teen Azkals chances of advancing.
After sharing points with Cambodia two days ago, Myanmar were fully aware that they had to win to stay on track for the last four. After today’s result, they have four points and are second along with Cambodia. Undefeated Singapore are top with six points.
Myanmar, who have two more matches remaining against Singapore and Vietnam, got off to a brilliant start when Aung Thu hammered in the opening goal when the game was but three minutes old. Aung Thu made no mistake when he blasted in a rebound from close range. It was the perfect start for Myanmar.
In the eighth minute, Myanmar almost hit their second, but Thant Zin Win’s dipping left-footed freekick was pushed out at the near post by Joey Adrian De La Sierra.
In the 19th minute, Wai Hin Tun whacked his shot from the edge of the box to put Myanmar in a more comfortable position. Alas, that did not last long as Yves Russel Caballero fired from outside the box and watched anxiously as the ball hit the crossbar. To his relief, it bounced downwards into goal.
After the break could have easily popped in a few goals but their players were unable to control their shots. Philippines tried hard to get the equaliser but it was tough as Myanmar were controlling the game and constantly attacking.
In the last 10 minutes, Myanmar had at least four superb chances but Hlaing Bo Bo, Aung Thu and Khant Ko Ko Se were all off the mark. Against the run of play, Fegidero broke away and was at the top of the box when he was hacked down by Nay San. Carranza’s freekick however sailed over the crossbar.
“The result is okay but the performance was not very good,” said Marko Koscina, the chief coach of Myanmar.
PHILIPPINES: Joey Adrian De La Sierra (GK), Jose Brian Langub Romo, Nessi Villanueva Ramos, Angelo Gabriel Bahoyan, Alexis Joseph Juan, Skie Doug Carranza (Cpt), Yves Russel Caballero, Renko Feliz Gaudiel, Ryu Nell Fegidero, Jhoguev Pasilan Ybanez, Raphael Vincent Resuma.
Coach: Tomasito Glenn Hilig Ramos
Goalscorer:Yves Russel Caballero (21st)
Yellow:Ryu Nell Fegidiro (63rd minute)
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In the dying minutes, Myanmar defender Hein Nay San was sacked for bringing down striker Ryu Nell Fegidero but skipper Skie Doug Carranza ballooned the ensuing freekick and with that blew any hopes of forcing a draw today. Failing to collect any points today, for the third match here, has also virtually ended the Teen Azkals chances of advancing.
After sharing points with Cambodia two days ago, Myanmar were fully aware that they had to win to stay on track for the last four. After today’s result, they have four points and are second along with Cambodia. Undefeated Singapore are top with six points.
Myanmar, who have two more matches remaining against Singapore and Vietnam, got off to a brilliant start when Aung Thu hammered in the opening goal when the game was but three minutes old. Aung Thu made no mistake when he blasted in a rebound from close range. It was the perfect start for Myanmar.
In the eighth minute, Myanmar almost hit their second, but Thant Zin Win’s dipping left-footed freekick was pushed out at the near post by Joey Adrian De La Sierra.
In the 19th minute, Wai Hin Tun whacked his shot from the edge of the box to put Myanmar in a more comfortable position. Alas, that did not last long as Yves Russel Caballero fired from outside the box and watched anxiously as the ball hit the crossbar. To his relief, it bounced downwards into goal.
After the break could have easily popped in a few goals but their players were unable to control their shots. Philippines tried hard to get the equaliser but it was tough as Myanmar were controlling the game and constantly attacking.
In the last 10 minutes, Myanmar had at least four superb chances but Hlaing Bo Bo, Aung Thu and Khant Ko Ko Se were all off the mark. Against the run of play, Fegidero broke away and was at the top of the box when he was hacked down by Nay San. Carranza’s freekick however sailed over the crossbar.
“The result is okay but the performance was not very good,” said Marko Koscina, the chief coach of Myanmar.
PHILIPPINES: Joey Adrian De La Sierra (GK), Jose Brian Langub Romo, Nessi Villanueva Ramos, Angelo Gabriel Bahoyan, Alexis Joseph Juan, Skie Doug Carranza (Cpt), Yves Russel Caballero, Renko Feliz Gaudiel, Ryu Nell Fegidero, Jhoguev Pasilan Ybanez, Raphael Vincent Resuma.
Coach: Tomasito Glenn Hilig Ramos
Goalscorer:Yves Russel Caballero (21st)
Yellow:Ryu Nell Fegidiro (63rd minute)
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AFF U16 : Philippines 1-2 Myanmar FT
Today :
ASEAN (AFF) U16 Championship in Laos
Philippines 1-2 Myanmar
10 July 2011
AFF U16 Championship - Philippines lost 0-5 to Singapore
Philippines lost 5-0 to Singapore in today`s match against Singapore in ASEAN (AFF) Championship in Laos. HT score was 0-2
08 July 2011
AFF U16: TOLA GUIDES CAMBODIA OVER PHILIPPINES
VIENTIANE (8 July 2011) – Cambodia claimed a hard-fought victory when they edged the Philippines 2-1 in the opening Group B match of the AFF Under-16 Championship at the National Sports Complex here this evening. Striker Nub Tola was in excellent form as he blasted both goals to deliver three important psychological points to his team in this tournament.
With a win in hand today, the pressure would have eased on Cambodia as they prepare to face the other rivals in the group – Singapore, Vietnam and Myanmar.
The Philippines will now have to make amends in their remaining preliminary matches if they hope to advance to the next stage. Their hopes however suffered a crushing blow when striker Ryu Nell Fegidero was sent off in the dying minutes.
“The first half was better than the second after we took out the regulars. There are certain improvements which we need to work on especially in the passing and evading markers,” said Daisuke Yoshikoa, the chief coach for Cambodia.
“But winning is always good.”
It was a great start for Cambodia as they broke through after just seven minutes. The Filipinos were barely warmed up when Nub Tola blasted his side ahead. In one of their first moves forward, the Cambodians attacked from the right with Nub scoring off a header from Firo Fi In.
The Philippines were not affected by the early strike and launched right back into attack mode. Their efforts paid off within four minutes when Fegidero scambled in a close range shot.
Cambodia were soon ahead again, in the 20th minute. Nub proved to be the spoiler again with a well taken shot to provide his team a slim lead going into the break.
Nub proved to be a thorn in the Philippines side as he constantly took shots, including some superb long range strikes, in the last few minutes of the half. He had two clear misses, from the top of the box in the 31st minute and a header in 37th minute.
Cambodia, led by Nub and Firo, continued to pressure after the break. The Filipinos however were better armed and did well to keep the Cambodian strikers out.
Despite their untiring efforts, Philippines were unable to claim the equaliser. In the dying minutes, goal-scorer Fegidero picked up a second booking and was sent off.
PHILIPPINES: Joey Adrian De La Sierra (GK), Jonah Vidal Suarez, Jose Brian Langub Romo, Raymund Santillan, Angelo Gabriel Bahoyan, Skie Doug Carranza (Cpt), Renko Feliz Gaudiel, Ryu Nell Fegidero, Jhoguev Pasilan Ybanez, Raphael Vincent Resuma, Paolo Gabriel Alilam
Coach: Tomasito Glenn Hilig Ramos
Goalscorers:Ryu Nell Fegidero
Red: Fegidero (90th)
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With a win in hand today, the pressure would have eased on Cambodia as they prepare to face the other rivals in the group – Singapore, Vietnam and Myanmar.
The Philippines will now have to make amends in their remaining preliminary matches if they hope to advance to the next stage. Their hopes however suffered a crushing blow when striker Ryu Nell Fegidero was sent off in the dying minutes.
“The first half was better than the second after we took out the regulars. There are certain improvements which we need to work on especially in the passing and evading markers,” said Daisuke Yoshikoa, the chief coach for Cambodia.
“But winning is always good.”
It was a great start for Cambodia as they broke through after just seven minutes. The Filipinos were barely warmed up when Nub Tola blasted his side ahead. In one of their first moves forward, the Cambodians attacked from the right with Nub scoring off a header from Firo Fi In.
The Philippines were not affected by the early strike and launched right back into attack mode. Their efforts paid off within four minutes when Fegidero scambled in a close range shot.
Cambodia were soon ahead again, in the 20th minute. Nub proved to be the spoiler again with a well taken shot to provide his team a slim lead going into the break.
Nub proved to be a thorn in the Philippines side as he constantly took shots, including some superb long range strikes, in the last few minutes of the half. He had two clear misses, from the top of the box in the 31st minute and a header in 37th minute.
Cambodia, led by Nub and Firo, continued to pressure after the break. The Filipinos however were better armed and did well to keep the Cambodian strikers out.
Despite their untiring efforts, Philippines were unable to claim the equaliser. In the dying minutes, goal-scorer Fegidero picked up a second booking and was sent off.
PHILIPPINES: Joey Adrian De La Sierra (GK), Jonah Vidal Suarez, Jose Brian Langub Romo, Raymund Santillan, Angelo Gabriel Bahoyan, Skie Doug Carranza (Cpt), Renko Feliz Gaudiel, Ryu Nell Fegidero, Jhoguev Pasilan Ybanez, Raphael Vincent Resuma, Paolo Gabriel Alilam
Coach: Tomasito Glenn Hilig Ramos
Goalscorers:Ryu Nell Fegidero
Red: Fegidero (90th)
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04 July 2011
Young Azkals ready for AFF Youth Cup
With the Philippine men’s football team, Azkals, hoping to get a crack in the 2014 FIFA World Cup through a series of qualifiers, the national Under 16 boys youth football squad is getting ready for the Juy 7- 20 ASEAN Football Federation U16 Youth Championship in Vientiane, Laos.
The `Young Azkals’ has been training in Cebu and have been pitted against teams from Dumaguete City, San Carlos City, and yesterday, against Victorias City-based Don Bosco Technical School at the Panaad pitch to polish their skills and strengthen their defense.
The team is composed of 19 players selected from the recent national tryouts conducted by the Philippine Football Federation.
To don the national colors in the AFF Youth Cup in Vientiane are Christian Paul Jover and Phil John Batallones (Don Bosco-Victorias), Ryunell Fegidero (Bacolod), Nessi Ramos (Escalante) and Jhoguev Ybanez (San Carlos).
Also part of the team are: Alfred Nacuna and Brian Romo from Bukidnon; Yves Caballero and Antonio Rafols from Cebu; Renko Gaudiel from Bayawan; Alexis Juan from Davao del Norte, Zaldy Abraham from Iloilo, Jonah Vidal Suares from Laguna; Luis Gabriel Sumera from NCR; Angelo Bahoyan, Joey dela Sierra and Raymund Santillan from Negros Oriental; Skie Carranza (team captain) and Raphael Resuma from RIFA.
The coaching staff is composed of head coach Tomasito Glenn Ramos, assistant coach Jeffrey Liman, and goal keeper coach Joeme Tolosa. Team manager is Alvin Carranza of RIFA and the assistant team manage is Titong Rafols of Cebu.
Visayan Daily Star
The `Young Azkals’ has been training in Cebu and have been pitted against teams from Dumaguete City, San Carlos City, and yesterday, against Victorias City-based Don Bosco Technical School at the Panaad pitch to polish their skills and strengthen their defense.
The team is composed of 19 players selected from the recent national tryouts conducted by the Philippine Football Federation.
To don the national colors in the AFF Youth Cup in Vientiane are Christian Paul Jover and Phil John Batallones (Don Bosco-Victorias), Ryunell Fegidero (Bacolod), Nessi Ramos (Escalante) and Jhoguev Ybanez (San Carlos).
Also part of the team are: Alfred Nacuna and Brian Romo from Bukidnon; Yves Caballero and Antonio Rafols from Cebu; Renko Gaudiel from Bayawan; Alexis Juan from Davao del Norte, Zaldy Abraham from Iloilo, Jonah Vidal Suares from Laguna; Luis Gabriel Sumera from NCR; Angelo Bahoyan, Joey dela Sierra and Raymund Santillan from Negros Oriental; Skie Carranza (team captain) and Raphael Resuma from RIFA.
The coaching staff is composed of head coach Tomasito Glenn Ramos, assistant coach Jeffrey Liman, and goal keeper coach Joeme Tolosa. Team manager is Alvin Carranza of RIFA and the assistant team manage is Titong Rafols of Cebu.
Visayan Daily Star
01 July 2011
ASEAN (AFF) U16 Championship
ASEAN (AFF) U16 Championship take place in Vientiane , Laos from 7. July to 20. July
Group B
1.Myanmar
2.Vietnam
3.Singapore
4.Cambodia
5.Philippines
Matches :
8. July : Philippines vs Cambodia
10. July : Philippines vs Singapore
12. July : Philippines vs Myanmar
14. July : Philippines vs Vietnam
Warm-up matches :
Anthonies Football Club Selection(Dumaguete) 0-4 Philippines
Don Bosco 1-5 Philippines
Group B
1.Myanmar
2.Vietnam
3.Singapore
4.Cambodia
5.Philippines
Matches :
8. July : Philippines vs Cambodia
10. July : Philippines vs Singapore
12. July : Philippines vs Myanmar
14. July : Philippines vs Vietnam
Warm-up matches :
Anthonies Football Club Selection(Dumaguete) 0-4 Philippines
Don Bosco 1-5 Philippines
04 August 2009
ASEAN (AFF) U19 Championship
ASEAN (AFF) U19 Championship start today in Vietnam without Philippines .
Philippines withdrew because of swine flu or maybe other reasons?
Hopefully they will not withdraw from Asian (AFC) U19 Championship later this year, but ASEAN U19 would have been good preparations for Asian U19 .
ASEAN (U16) in Thailand was postponed/cancelled earlier because of swine flu.
Philippines withdrew because of swine flu or maybe other reasons?
Hopefully they will not withdraw from Asian (AFC) U19 Championship later this year, but ASEAN U19 would have been good preparations for Asian U19 .
ASEAN (U16) in Thailand was postponed/cancelled earlier because of swine flu.
11 July 2009
International 2009 Calendar for Philippines
International 2009 Calendar for Philippines :
4. - 16. August ASEAN (AFF) U19 Championship in Vietnam
Philippines in group A with Singapore , Malaysia and Vietnam
3.-10. October Asian (AFC) U16 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group E with Japan , Indonesia , Mongolia , Chinese Taipei and Bangladesh
9.- 18. October ASEAN Women`s U16 Championship in Myanmar
Philippines in group B with Vietnam , Laos and Myanmar B
30. October - 9. November Asian Indoor Games in Vietnam. Futsal
From 1. November Asian (AFC) U19 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group G with China (hosts), North Korea, Malaysia , Myanmar and Guam
From 2. December SEA Games Men in Laos
From 5. December SEA Games Women in Laos
4. - 16. August ASEAN (AFF) U19 Championship in Vietnam
Philippines in group A with Singapore , Malaysia and Vietnam
3.-10. October Asian (AFC) U16 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group E with Japan , Indonesia , Mongolia , Chinese Taipei and Bangladesh
9.- 18. October ASEAN Women`s U16 Championship in Myanmar
Philippines in group B with Vietnam , Laos and Myanmar B
30. October - 9. November Asian Indoor Games in Vietnam. Futsal
From 1. November Asian (AFC) U19 Championship qualifiers
Philippines in group G with China (hosts), North Korea, Malaysia , Myanmar and Guam
From 2. December SEA Games Men in Laos
From 5. December SEA Games Women in Laos
09 July 2009
AFF U16 Championship in Bangkok postponed
PETALING JAYA (9 July 2009) – The Asean Football Federation (AFF) Under-16 Championship which was supposed to be held in Bangkok next month has been postponed.The championship, which was designed to serve as a tune-up for the AFC Championship qualifiers later in the year, was scheduled to take place at the Rajamangala Stadium on 6-19 August 2009.According to an official letter to the AFF from the FA of Thailand (FAT) which was signed by Ong-Arj Kosinkar, the general secretary, the reason for the postponement was due to the growing concern over the A(H1N1) flu in the country.
source : aseanfootball.org
ASEAN U19 Championship in Vietnam will go as planned from 4. August
source : aseanfootball.org
ASEAN U19 Championship in Vietnam will go as planned from 4. August
27 May 2009
ASEAN (AFF) U16 Championship in Thailand
ASEAN U16 Championship been moved from 20. July - 2. August to 6. August- 19. August
Philippines in group B with Thailand , Malaysia , Indonesia and Laos.
The U16 Championship will take place in Bangkok .
Philippines in group B with Thailand , Malaysia , Indonesia and Laos.
The U16 Championship will take place in Bangkok .
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