by Josue Jamlang
It’s only three weeks until the United Football League gets underway once again, with the LBC-UFL Cup kicking things off on October 16. The Football Alliance held a general meeting on Wednesday, where there was plenty of exciting news revealed to the 19 clubs that were present.
With the goal of giving football more exposure in the country, the FA was very pleased to reveal that there will be a weekly 30-minute football program airing on Balls TV – a sports channel on Sky Cable. The UFL will be featured regularly on the show, making it much easier for football enthusiasts to get a glimpse of just how intense and entertaining the competition is.
It was also announced that the First Division clubs will be receiving much higher allowances this season, signs that the league is successfully moving towards making football a legitimate professional sport in the country. The new revelation should be exciting news for all those eager for the beautiful game to develop in the nation, as more funding will certainly lead to better quality on the field. While it is the First Division that will be reaping the benefits of a bigger budget next season, the Second Division will surely become more competitive, as the incentive of bigger finances starts to play a role in their motivation for promotion.
The groups for the LBC-UFL Cup were also finalized on the night, throwing up some interesting matchups between both First and Second Division clubs. Group D looks to be the one that’s going to generate the most attention, as top tier clubs Union, Loyola and newly promoted Global are all bunched together.
These are exciting times for football in the country, as the United Football League aims to take the sport to new heights in the 2010/11 season.
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23 September 2010
LBC -UFL Cup groups
The LBC-UFL Cup groups have been drawn!! :
Group A : Laos FC; Air Force; Navy; Pasargard; Manila Sudanese Club
Group B : Stallions FC; Japan; Green Archers; Nomads; U. Inter Manila
Group C : Lions; Kaya; Sunken Garden; Army
Group D : Loyola; Global; Union; Mama Africa; Dolphins
Group A : Laos FC; Air Force; Navy; Pasargard; Manila Sudanese Club
Group B : Stallions FC; Japan; Green Archers; Nomads; U. Inter Manila
Group C : Lions; Kaya; Sunken Garden; Army
Group D : Loyola; Global; Union; Mama Africa; Dolphins
UFL - Union will sign 10 more players for 1. Div
UNION FC FIRST DIVISION WILL SIGN UP TEN MORE PLAYERS FOR THE FIRST DIVISION TEAM. You are all invited to bring players; managers are invited to send their players as well. It will be in ULTRA FIELD, on Friday September 24, at 10 AM. Rain or shine! Coach Maor Rozen of Spain will conduct the session!
26 January 2010
UFL results from Sunday`s matches
United Football League, results from Sunday :
1st Division :
Kaya - Green Archers 4-1
Union - Loyola 0-0
Army - Air Force 0-0
Navy - Mendiola 0-0
2nd Division :
USFC - Nomads 3-4
Global - Lions 2-1
Diliman - Sunken Garden 2-1
Mama Africa - Japan Kline 2-2
1st Division :
Kaya - Green Archers 4-1
Union - Loyola 0-0
Army - Air Force 0-0
Navy - Mendiola 0-0
2nd Division :
USFC - Nomads 3-4
Global - Lions 2-1
Diliman - Sunken Garden 2-1
Mama Africa - Japan Kline 2-2
13 December 2009
10 December 2009
It's Our Game: The UFL Finals
by Izzy Gonzales
After three compelling rounds of elimination matches, the United Football League LBC Cup finals are at long last underway. Sponsored by LBC Express, Inc. with major sponsors Rudy Project and Gatorade, the LBC Cup boasts 16 of the country’s top teams, with almost 400 skilled players from both the Philippines and abroad.
The race to the Cup started in October of this year, with teams divided into random groups of four. Elimination within the groups separated the first division from the second, with the top eight teams moving on to compete in the quarterfinals held in various locations around Manila. Represented at the Cup quarterfinals were Army Phiten, Alabang Grins Orient Freight, Kaya Digiprint, Union Rudy Project, Navy Selecta, Loyola ATR KimEng, Airforce Rider, and Mendiola EGames.
After matches amongst the first division were held, Army Phiten, Kaya Digiprint, Navy Selecta, and Airforce Rider emerged to play in the semi-finals. All seeded at the top of their groups in the beginning of the Cup, each team proved a formidable match for their opponents. A final round of eliminations saw Army Phiten and Air Force Rider surface as the top two teams of the LBC-UFL Cup.
"The LBC-UFL Cup has gotten tremendous support from football fans around the country," enthused Football Alliance (FA) Director Javy Mantecon. "I personally urge everyone to come out and witness the calibre of Philippine football firsthand."
FA President Randy Roxas also wished both teams well in the upcoming finals: "We in the Football Alliance are all very excited to be a part of football’s rebirth in the Philippines, and we wish both Army Phiten and Air Force Rider the best of luck in the final match. It’s our game!"
After three compelling rounds of elimination matches, the United Football League LBC Cup finals are at long last underway. Sponsored by LBC Express, Inc. with major sponsors Rudy Project and Gatorade, the LBC Cup boasts 16 of the country’s top teams, with almost 400 skilled players from both the Philippines and abroad.
The race to the Cup started in October of this year, with teams divided into random groups of four. Elimination within the groups separated the first division from the second, with the top eight teams moving on to compete in the quarterfinals held in various locations around Manila. Represented at the Cup quarterfinals were Army Phiten, Alabang Grins Orient Freight, Kaya Digiprint, Union Rudy Project, Navy Selecta, Loyola ATR KimEng, Airforce Rider, and Mendiola EGames.
After matches amongst the first division were held, Army Phiten, Kaya Digiprint, Navy Selecta, and Airforce Rider emerged to play in the semi-finals. All seeded at the top of their groups in the beginning of the Cup, each team proved a formidable match for their opponents. A final round of eliminations saw Army Phiten and Air Force Rider surface as the top two teams of the LBC-UFL Cup.
"The LBC-UFL Cup has gotten tremendous support from football fans around the country," enthused Football Alliance (FA) Director Javy Mantecon. "I personally urge everyone to come out and witness the calibre of Philippine football firsthand."
FA President Randy Roxas also wished both teams well in the upcoming finals: "We in the Football Alliance are all very excited to be a part of football’s rebirth in the Philippines, and we wish both Army Phiten and Air Force Rider the best of luck in the final match. It’s our game!"
06 December 2009
UFL - Semifinals
Semifinals in United Football League (Manila)today :
Navy - Air Force 2-3
Kaya - Army 4-5
Final on Sunday 13. December :
Army - Air Force
Navy - Air Force 2-3
Kaya - Army 4-5
Final on Sunday 13. December :
Army - Air Force
02 December 2009
UFL-LBC Cup semifinals cast finalized
MANILA, Philippines – Navy Selecta, Airforce Rider, Army Phiten and Kaya Digiprint edged their respective foes over the weekend to complete the semifinals cast of the United Football League-LBC Cup.
At the Ateneo de Manila University football field in Quezon City, Army Phiten banked on its relentless scoring as it silenced Alabang Grins, 4-0, to clinch the first semifinals slot.
Both teams fought on equal terms in the first half until Army's Relan Bretana nailed a goal five minutes into the second canto. It was all Army Phiten from there, with Ricardo Becite and Roel Gener scoring three more goals to arrive at the final score.
Despite the setback, Grins coach and manager Hans Smit was unbowed.
“We’re the youngest team in the first division,” Smit said. “That’s already something to be proud of.”
In the second game, Navy Selecta came out on top of Loyola ATR Kim Eng, 2-1, in a match marred by several yellow cards and an expulsion.
Navy's Marlon Pinero scored the game's first goal, sinking a penalty kick 10 minutes into the first half. But Loyola striker John Paul Merida responded shortly with a goal of his own to force the deadlock at halftime.
Action resumed with four Navy players receiving yellow cards for unsportsmanlike behavior, while a player from Loyola was warned for verbal taunting. Things got worse at the 82-minute mark when Navy’s Reydrick Viliran threw a punch at Loyola’s Patrick Martir. Viliran was thrown out of the match.
Shorty after the scuffle, Navy scored another goal to seal the win.
At the Nomads football grounds in Paranaque City, Kaya Digiprint became the only civilian squad to barge into the semifinals after knocking out Union Rudy Project, 2-1.
In the last quarterfinal match, Air Force Rider ousted Mendiola E-games, 2-1.
The semifinals will be held this Sunday, with Navy Selecta colliding with Airforce Rider in the 2:30 p.m. game at Ateneo.
Kaya, managed by United Football Club Association president Christopher Hagedorn, faces Army Phiten in the other semis match at Nomads.
philstar.com
At the Ateneo de Manila University football field in Quezon City, Army Phiten banked on its relentless scoring as it silenced Alabang Grins, 4-0, to clinch the first semifinals slot.
Both teams fought on equal terms in the first half until Army's Relan Bretana nailed a goal five minutes into the second canto. It was all Army Phiten from there, with Ricardo Becite and Roel Gener scoring three more goals to arrive at the final score.
Despite the setback, Grins coach and manager Hans Smit was unbowed.
“We’re the youngest team in the first division,” Smit said. “That’s already something to be proud of.”
In the second game, Navy Selecta came out on top of Loyola ATR Kim Eng, 2-1, in a match marred by several yellow cards and an expulsion.
Navy's Marlon Pinero scored the game's first goal, sinking a penalty kick 10 minutes into the first half. But Loyola striker John Paul Merida responded shortly with a goal of his own to force the deadlock at halftime.
Action resumed with four Navy players receiving yellow cards for unsportsmanlike behavior, while a player from Loyola was warned for verbal taunting. Things got worse at the 82-minute mark when Navy’s Reydrick Viliran threw a punch at Loyola’s Patrick Martir. Viliran was thrown out of the match.
Shorty after the scuffle, Navy scored another goal to seal the win.
At the Nomads football grounds in Paranaque City, Kaya Digiprint became the only civilian squad to barge into the semifinals after knocking out Union Rudy Project, 2-1.
In the last quarterfinal match, Air Force Rider ousted Mendiola E-games, 2-1.
The semifinals will be held this Sunday, with Navy Selecta colliding with Airforce Rider in the 2:30 p.m. game at Ateneo.
Kaya, managed by United Football Club Association president Christopher Hagedorn, faces Army Phiten in the other semis match at Nomads.
philstar.com
30 November 2009
UFL - Quarterfinal results
Quarterfinals in United Football League Sunday :
Army - Grins 4-0
Navy - Loyola 2-1
Kaya - Union 2-1
Mendiola - Air Force 1-2
Plate Cup Quarterfinals :
Diliman - Sunken Garden 1-0
USFC - Global 1-3
Japan Kline - Navy Alaska 0-1
Army - Grins 4-0
Navy - Loyola 2-1
Kaya - Union 2-1
Mendiola - Air Force 1-2
Plate Cup Quarterfinals :
Diliman - Sunken Garden 1-0
USFC - Global 1-3
Japan Kline - Navy Alaska 0-1
25 November 2009
UFL-LBC Cup enters quarterfinal phase
MANILA, Philippines – The highly successful 16-team United Football League-LBC Cup wrapped up its elimination round over the weekend, with eight teams moving on to the tournament’s quarterfinal phase.
The knockout quarterfinal matches, which will be held this Sunday at the Ateneo football field in Quezon City and Nomads football grounds in Parañaque City, pit the top two squads of each of the tournament’s four groups.
At Ateneo, Group B top-seed Army Phiten clashes with Group A No. 2 Alabang Grins Orient Freight in the 1 p.m. game, followed by Group A No. 1 Navy Selecta versus Loyola ATR Kim Eng at 3 p.m.
In the 6 p.m. match at Nomads, Group D No. 1 Kaya Digiprint battles Union Rudy Project, which finished at the second spot in Group C. Air Force Rider, Group C’s top seed, faces Group D No. 2 Mendiola Egames in the last quarterfinals game.
The winners of Navy Selecta-Loyola ATR Kim and Army Phiten-Grins Orient Freight will meet the victors of Air Force Rider-Mendiola Egames and Kaya Digi Print-Rudy Project Union, respectively, in the semifinals.
Meanwhile, teams that finished in the bottom half of their respective groups will figure in a separate knockout quarterfinals, with the ultimate winner getting crowned as the UFL Plate Cup champions.
The knockout quarterfinal matches, which will be held this Sunday at the Ateneo football field in Quezon City and Nomads football grounds in Parañaque City, pit the top two squads of each of the tournament’s four groups.
At Ateneo, Group B top-seed Army Phiten clashes with Group A No. 2 Alabang Grins Orient Freight in the 1 p.m. game, followed by Group A No. 1 Navy Selecta versus Loyola ATR Kim Eng at 3 p.m.
In the 6 p.m. match at Nomads, Group D No. 1 Kaya Digiprint battles Union Rudy Project, which finished at the second spot in Group C. Air Force Rider, Group C’s top seed, faces Group D No. 2 Mendiola Egames in the last quarterfinals game.
The winners of Navy Selecta-Loyola ATR Kim and Army Phiten-Grins Orient Freight will meet the victors of Air Force Rider-Mendiola Egames and Kaya Digi Print-Rudy Project Union, respectively, in the semifinals.
Meanwhile, teams that finished in the bottom half of their respective groups will figure in a separate knockout quarterfinals, with the ultimate winner getting crowned as the UFL Plate Cup champions.
24 November 2009
UFL - results and fixtures
Results last weekend :
Alabang - United 3-2
Diliman - Navy 2-2
Nomads - Mendiola 2-2
Sunken Garden - Global 1-3
Quarterfinals on 29. November :
Navy - Loyola
Air Force - Mendiola
Army - Alabang
Kaya - Union
Alabang - United 3-2
Diliman - Navy 2-2
Nomads - Mendiola 2-2
Sunken Garden - Global 1-3
Quarterfinals on 29. November :
Navy - Loyola
Air Force - Mendiola
Army - Alabang
Kaya - Union
10 November 2009
UFL - Weekend results and upcoming matches
Weekend (Nov 7 - 8) Game Results:
(Army Phittent) def (Global Smartmatic) : 2-1
(Navy Selecta) def (Grins Orient Freight : 2-1
(Air Force Rider) def (Union Rudy Project) : 5-3
(Loyola ATR Kim Eng) def (Sunken Garden FC) : 7-1
(Lions Alaska) drew (Mama Africa) : 1-1
(United South 2GO) drew (Diliman Victory Liner : 1-1
Standings :
Group A GP W D L P
Navy Selecta 2 2 0 0 6
Alabang Grins Orient Freight 2 1 0 1 3
Diliman Victory Liner 2 0 1 1 1
United South 2GO 2 0 1 1 1
Group B
Army Phiten 3 3 0 0 9
Loyola ATR Kim Eng 3 2 0 1 6
Global Smartmatic 2 0 0 2 0
Sunken Garden FC 2 0 0 2 0
Group C
Air Force Rider 3 3 0 0 9
Union Rudy Project 3 1 1 1 4
Lions Alaska 3 0 2 1 2
Mama Africa 3 0 1 2 1
Group D
Kaya Digiprint 2 2 0 0 6
Mendiola E Games 2 1 0 1 3
Nomads Aloha Board Sports 2 1 0 1 3
Japan K Line 2 0 0 2 0
Upcoming matches :
Sunday | November 22, 2009
Venue: TBA
Diliman Victory Liner vs. Navy Selecta 1300
Alabang Grins Orient Freight vs. United South 2 Go 1500
Venue: Nomads
Nomads Aloha Board Sports vs. Mendiola E Games 1600
Sunken Garden FC vs. Global Smartmatic 1800
Kaya Digiprint vs. Japan K Line 2000
(Army Phittent) def (Global Smartmatic) : 2-1
(Navy Selecta) def (Grins Orient Freight : 2-1
(Air Force Rider) def (Union Rudy Project) : 5-3
(Loyola ATR Kim Eng) def (Sunken Garden FC) : 7-1
(Lions Alaska) drew (Mama Africa) : 1-1
(United South 2GO) drew (Diliman Victory Liner : 1-1
Standings :
Group A GP W D L P
Navy Selecta 2 2 0 0 6
Alabang Grins Orient Freight 2 1 0 1 3
Diliman Victory Liner 2 0 1 1 1
United South 2GO 2 0 1 1 1
Group B
Army Phiten 3 3 0 0 9
Loyola ATR Kim Eng 3 2 0 1 6
Global Smartmatic 2 0 0 2 0
Sunken Garden FC 2 0 0 2 0
Group C
Air Force Rider 3 3 0 0 9
Union Rudy Project 3 1 1 1 4
Lions Alaska 3 0 2 1 2
Mama Africa 3 0 1 2 1
Group D
Kaya Digiprint 2 2 0 0 6
Mendiola E Games 2 1 0 1 3
Nomads Aloha Board Sports 2 1 0 1 3
Japan K Line 2 0 0 2 0
Upcoming matches :
Sunday | November 22, 2009
Venue: TBA
Diliman Victory Liner vs. Navy Selecta 1300
Alabang Grins Orient Freight vs. United South 2 Go 1500
Venue: Nomads
Nomads Aloha Board Sports vs. Mendiola E Games 1600
Sunken Garden FC vs. Global Smartmatic 1800
Kaya Digiprint vs. Japan K Line 2000
08 November 2009
UFL - Weekend results
Saturday
Navy - Alabang Grins 2-1
Air Force - Union 5-3
Sunday
Air Force - Union 5-3
Navy - Alabang Grins 2-1
Air Force - Union 5-3
Sunday
Air Force - Union 5-3
06 November 2009
United Football League - weekend matches
Saturday | November 07, 2009
Venue: Ascom
Army Phiten vs. Global Smartmatic 1300
Navy Selecta vs. Alabang Grins Orient Freight 1500
Sunday | November 08, 2009
Venue: Ateneo
Air Force Rider vs. Union Rudy Project 1300
Loyola ATR Kim Eng vs. Sunken Garden FC 1500
Venue: Ascom
Lions Alaska vs. Mama Africa 1300
United South 2 Go vs. Diliman Victory Liner 1500
Venue: Ascom
Army Phiten vs. Global Smartmatic 1300
Navy Selecta vs. Alabang Grins Orient Freight 1500
Sunday | November 08, 2009
Venue: Ateneo
Air Force Rider vs. Union Rudy Project 1300
Loyola ATR Kim Eng vs. Sunken Garden FC 1500
Venue: Ascom
Lions Alaska vs. Mama Africa 1300
United South 2 Go vs. Diliman Victory Liner 1500
04 November 2009
Air Force clashes with Union Rudy Project in LBC-UFL
MANILA, Philippines – Air Force Rider stakes its perfect record against Union Rudy Project as the LBC-United Football League (UFL) resumes action at the Ateneo University field in Quezon City this Sunday (Nov. 8).
Fresh from a pulsating 5-3 victory over Mama Africa last Sunday, Air Force is expected to field key players Ian Araneta, Yanti Bersales, and Emilio Caligdong against Union Rudy, which for its part boasts strikers from Egypt and France.
Air Force sits atop the Group C standings with a 2-0 card, while Union Rudy Project is at second place with a 1-1 ledger.
In the second match, Group B squads Loyola ATR Kim Eng (1-0) and Sunken Garden FC (0-0) collide in the 16-team tournament sanctioned by the National Capital Region Football Association and the Philippine Football Federation.
Source : Philstar.com
Fresh from a pulsating 5-3 victory over Mama Africa last Sunday, Air Force is expected to field key players Ian Araneta, Yanti Bersales, and Emilio Caligdong against Union Rudy, which for its part boasts strikers from Egypt and France.
Air Force sits atop the Group C standings with a 2-0 card, while Union Rudy Project is at second place with a 1-1 ledger.
In the second match, Group B squads Loyola ATR Kim Eng (1-0) and Sunken Garden FC (0-0) collide in the 16-team tournament sanctioned by the National Capital Region Football Association and the Philippine Football Federation.
Source : Philstar.com
25 October 2009
United Football League - Sunday`s results
Sunday`s results :
Air Force - Lions Alaska 5-2
Kaya - Mendiola 5-3
Union - Mama Africa 2-0
Loyola - Global 3-0
Nomads - Japan K Line 1-0
Army - Sunken Garden 9-0
Air Force - Lions Alaska 5-2
Kaya - Mendiola 5-3
Union - Mama Africa 2-0
Loyola - Global 3-0
Nomads - Japan K Line 1-0
Army - Sunken Garden 9-0
19 October 2009
UFL - Kaya win 3-0
Kaya booters blank Nomads
By Cedelf P. TupasPhilippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:31:00 10/18/2009MANILA, Philippines--
An inspired second half display boosted multititled Kaya-Digiprint to a 3-0 blanking of Nomads-Aloha Board Sports at the start of the United Football League LBC Cup last night at the Nomads pitch in Merville, Parañaque.Rewarded for their pressure, the Kaya booters, with skipper Aly Borromeo pulling the strings at midfield, struck three goals in a span of seven minutes to finally put the game away.Sudanese striker Izzeldin El-Habbib scored two goals, while Alex Anselmussio added another for Kaya, which couldn’t make the most of its opportunities early on.Denied twice by the crossbar in the first half, El-Habbib made sure there was no letdown in the 77th minute when he beat two defenders before slotting the ball past Nomads keeper Jeff Blake.El-Habbib doubled the lead six minutes later, ghosting into the area before firing home a right-footed shot from just inside the box.
Anselmussio rounded out the scoring, his shot ricocheting off a defender and catching Blake flatfooted anew six minutes from time.“The team was inspired because of the good crowd,” Borromeo said. “We didn’t have a natural winger that’s why we struggled in the attacking third in the first half. But when we got the first goal, I knew we would be okay.”Despite being on the backfoot for most of the first half, Nomads almost took the lead through Steve Borrill only for Kenneth Anychie to make a terrific save with his right leg.Kaya had 13 shots on goal and enjoyed the lion’s share of possession with Borromeo, who plays at central defense when he dons the country’s colors in international tournaments, proving influential at midfield.Nomads listed national team standouts Phil and James Younghusband in its lineup but the intriguing showdown between them and Borromeo failed to materialize as the Filipino-British brothers arrived late for the game.Phil later told the Inquirer they have not committed to play for Nomads in the 16-team corporate backed tournament, where teams from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, clubs of expatriates and schools, are also seeing action.
By Cedelf P. TupasPhilippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:31:00 10/18/2009MANILA, Philippines--
An inspired second half display boosted multititled Kaya-Digiprint to a 3-0 blanking of Nomads-Aloha Board Sports at the start of the United Football League LBC Cup last night at the Nomads pitch in Merville, Parañaque.Rewarded for their pressure, the Kaya booters, with skipper Aly Borromeo pulling the strings at midfield, struck three goals in a span of seven minutes to finally put the game away.Sudanese striker Izzeldin El-Habbib scored two goals, while Alex Anselmussio added another for Kaya, which couldn’t make the most of its opportunities early on.Denied twice by the crossbar in the first half, El-Habbib made sure there was no letdown in the 77th minute when he beat two defenders before slotting the ball past Nomads keeper Jeff Blake.El-Habbib doubled the lead six minutes later, ghosting into the area before firing home a right-footed shot from just inside the box.
Anselmussio rounded out the scoring, his shot ricocheting off a defender and catching Blake flatfooted anew six minutes from time.“The team was inspired because of the good crowd,” Borromeo said. “We didn’t have a natural winger that’s why we struggled in the attacking third in the first half. But when we got the first goal, I knew we would be okay.”Despite being on the backfoot for most of the first half, Nomads almost took the lead through Steve Borrill only for Kenneth Anychie to make a terrific save with his right leg.Kaya had 13 shots on goal and enjoyed the lion’s share of possession with Borromeo, who plays at central defense when he dons the country’s colors in international tournaments, proving influential at midfield.Nomads listed national team standouts Phil and James Younghusband in its lineup but the intriguing showdown between them and Borromeo failed to materialize as the Filipino-British brothers arrived late for the game.Phil later told the Inquirer they have not committed to play for Nomads in the 16-team corporate backed tournament, where teams from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, clubs of expatriates and schools, are also seeing action.
UFL - Sunday`s results
Results from Sunday in United Football League.
Union FC - Rudy Project vs Lions FC - Alaska 0-0
Grins FC - Orient Freight vs Diliman FC - Victory Liner 2-0
Air Force - Rider vs Mama Africa FC 5-3
Mendiola FC - Egames -vs Japan FC - K Line 4-0
Navy - Selecta vs USFC-2GO 5-0
Army - Phiten vs Loyola ATR Kim-Eng 3-0
United Football League website :
http://www.footballalliance.com.ph/
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Union FC - Rudy Project vs Lions FC - Alaska 0-0
Grins FC - Orient Freight vs Diliman FC - Victory Liner 2-0
Air Force - Rider vs Mama Africa FC 5-3
Mendiola FC - Egames -vs Japan FC - K Line 4-0
Navy - Selecta vs USFC-2GO 5-0
Army - Phiten vs Loyola ATR Kim-Eng 3-0
United Football League website :
http://www.footballalliance.com.ph/
You can also join UFL on Facebook.
18 October 2009
UFL - Air Force Win
Air Force beat Mama Africa 5-3 in one of the Sunday`s matches in United Football League.
UFL - Kaya beat Nomads
Kaya beat Nomads 3-0 in opening match in United Football League on Saturday.
Video from opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dv9sGRmS-U
Video from opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dv9sGRmS-U
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