03 April 2019

UAAP: Gayoso nets hat-trick as Ateneo routs Adamson in men's football

MANILA, Philippines – Jarvey Gayoso became the league's top goal-scorer as Ateneo de Manila University overwhelmed the Adamson University, 7-1, in the UAAP Season 81 men's football tournament on Sunday at the Far Eastern University (FEU)-Diliman pitch.
Gayoso produced a hat-trick to raise his total goals to seven, leap-frogging teammate Rupert Baña who has six goals to his name.
With the result, Ateneo is now at the top of the table, as University of Santo Tomas (UST) dealt FEU its second straight loss, 1-0.
Alijreh Fuchigami's second-half header over goalkeeper Dave Parac was enough for the Growling Tigers to moved up to third place.
FEU has 15 points for second place, while UST has 14.
Meanwhile, defending champion University of the Philippines joined De La Salle University in fourth place with 13 points, after a 2-0 win.
Karl Bugayong put the Fighting Maroons just seven minutes after the opening whistle, before King Miyagi double his team's lead with a 51st minute strike.
The Falcons stayed at the near bottom of the table with eight points.

Ceres stays perfect , edges Persija Jakarta

By Ivan Saldajeno

MANILA—Ceres Negros went 3-for-3 in the first round of the group stages of the AFC Cup after edging Persija Jakarta, 1-0, at the Panaad Stadium in Bacolod on Wednesday night.

Bienve Marañon's strike was the difference as Negros created some separation from the rest of Group G with the second round happening later in the month.

Marañon received a feed from Martin Steuble and headed in the ninth goal that turned out to be the winner for Negros.

Negros is now 3-0 in the table for nine points.

Jakarta, on the other hand, fell to a tie with Becamex Binh Duong, 2-1 winner at Shan United, for second with four points, although the former is up on overall goal difference.

YouTube - Philippines 2-0 Iran - AFC Women's Olympic Qualifiers (Full match)

02 April 2019

Philippine Women’s National Team In 2020 Olympics Asian Qualifiers Round 2

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Women’s National Team is inching closer towards the dream of qualifying for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as they compete in the Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Asian Qualifiers Round 2 in Doha, Qatar from 3-9 April 2019
The team will face IR Iran, Chinese Taipei, and Palestine in Group C.
In the first round held in Tajikistan last November 2018, the Philippines finished second in Group A with wins over Singapore (9-0), Tajikistan (3-1) and, Mongolia (5-1), while yielding a loss against Chinese Taipei (5-0).
“We wish the Philippine Women’s National Football Team the best of luck as they embark on another round of Olympic Qualifiers in the Asian region,” said PFF general secretary Atty. Edwin Gastanes.” Women’s football has come a long way and we hope the team builds on this ahead of the upcoming 30th Southeast Asian Games this November.”
The Olympic qualifiers is the first of at least three competitions for the Women’s National Team this year. The AFF Women’s Championship is set for August 2019 in Thailand and the 30th Southeast Asian Games in November 2019 in Manila.
Marnelli Dimzon is the head coach assisted by coaches Gerald Orcullo and Melo Sabacan.
MVP Sports Foundation supports the Philippine Women’s National Team.
23 players were called up for the tournament. The team left for Qatar this Monday, 1 April 2019.

http://pff.org.ph/2019/04/01/philippine-womens-national-team-in-2020-olympics-asian-qualifiers-round-2/


PlayersPositionSchool/Club
CAVILL, Stacey Janet MargeryGoalkeeperPerth Glory (Australia)
PALACIOS, Inna KristianneGoalkeeperGreen Archers United FC
PARIÑA, KimberlyGoalkeeperFar Eastern University
AMITA, AnalouDefenderOutKast FC
BERNAL, MeaDefenderOutKast FC
HODGES, Chelo MarieDefenderDe La Salle University
LAM, Mary HarrietteDefenderFar Eastern University
LONG, Hali MoriahDefenderGreen Archers United FC
MONTELIBANO, ChristinaDefenderDe La Salle University
PACHEJO, HannahDefenderFar Eastern University
SHELTON, TaraDefenderHoly Names Academy (USA)
SIMARAGO, CalahDefenderUC Santa Barbara (USA)
TOMANON, PatriciaDefenderFlorida International University (USA)
CASTAÑEDA, Sara IsobelMidfielderDe La Salle University
DOLINO, AlesaMidfielderOutKast FC
IMPELIDO, Patrice MaeMidfielderHiraya FC
LADERO, LoretaMidfielderOutKast FC
MENDAÑO, Rocelle MarieMidfielderDe La Salle University
NAVAJA, IrishMidfielderDe La Salle University
RODRIGUEZ, Kathleen CamilleMidfielderHiraya FC
DEL CAMPO, Alisha ClareForwardDe La Salle University
MADARANG, EvaForwardRogers State University
SEMACIO, JoyceForwardMiriam College
Fixtures:
DateMatchTimeTime (PST)Venue
3 April 2019IR Iran vs. Philippines8:00 PM4 April 2019 1:00 AMGrand Hamad Stadium
6 April 2019Philippines vs. Chinese Taipei8:00 PM7 April 2019 1:00 AMGrand Hamad Stadium
9 April 2019Palestine vs. Philippines7:00 PM10 April 2019 12:00 AMSaoud Bin Abdulrahman Stadium

YouTube - PSM Makassar 1-1 Kaya FC-Iloilo (AFC Cup 2019 : Group Stage)

Angeles' late goal forces draw between Kaya Iloilo, PSM Makassar

By Ivan Saldajeno

MANILA—Marwin Angeles saved the best for last as Kaya Iloilo forced a 1-1 draw against PSM Makassar in their AFC Cup match at the Pakansari Stadium in Makassar on Tuesday.

Angeles equalized in stoppage time as Iloilo now holds the top spot after the first round of Group H.

Makassar looked to be on pace of taking the home win after a penalty from Eero Markkanen, the older brother of rising National Basketball Association star Lauri, in the 56th minute gave the club the lead.

However, Jovin Bedic found Angeles wide open in a free kick in the third minute of extension, and the latter slotted the ball in for the tie.

Both clubs are tied at five points after three games, but with Angeles' away goal, Iloilo owns the top spot ahead of their rematch on April 17 at the Panaad Stadium in Bacolod.


01 April 2019

AFC CUP 2019 PREVIEW: CERES-NEGROS VS PERSIJA JAKARTA

BACOLOD CITY, Philippines – A top of the table clash is in the cards as Ceres-Negros hosts Indonesian powerhouse Persija Jakarta on April 3 at the Panaad Stadium in Negros Occidental.
The Philippine champions will face an Indonesian team for the first time in history with the visitors eyeing to snatch first place in the group when they visit Bacolod.
Ceres-Negros has been steady on their first two matches after they edged Shan United with a 3-2 victory at home last February 26 and stunned Becamex Bin Duong with a crucial 3-1 victory away in Vietnam.
Bienvenido Maranon’s heads up play which led to the opening goal set the tone for his hat trick made possible by the team’s wonderful performance in both halves.
Persija meanwhile is also unbeaten after goalless draw against Becamex in the Gelora Bung Karno while they are still one-hundred percent in away games after dispatching of Shan United in Yangon after conceding early to secure full three points.
Brazilian midfielder turned striker Bruno Matos headlined the win with two consecutive goals to snatch the life out of Shan while French forward Steven Paulle scored the other for the capital club.
Ceres-Negros is on top of the table with six points followed by Persija who was four points. Persija comes in with better match fitness than Ceres after they concluded their pre-season tournament with a draw last March 28.
The match will also feature national team stars for both squads with Indonesian legends Bambang Pamungkas and Ismed Sofyan traveling to Bacolod together with young playmaker Riko Simanjutnak.
Philippine national players in Stephan Schrock, Kevin Ingreso, and Alvaro Silva will feature against the Jakarta-based squad
Both teams will face each other in consecutive matchdays with the Jakarta leg set on April 23 at the historic Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in the Indonesian capital.
Kickoff is set at 730pm at the iconic stadium with the match shown live on 5PLUS and Fox Sports (1). Livestream will also be available via the 5PLUS website and ESPN5 YouTube channel the Philippines.

Kaya FC–Iloilo and PSM Makassar Set For Clash of Group H Leaders

AFC Cup | Group H
PSM Makassar (IND) vs Kaya FC–Iloilo (PHI)
Kickoff: 4:00pm (PH Time)
Pakansari Stadium, Bogor, Indonesia
1 April 2019; Bogor, Indonesia — Kaya FC–Iloilo are looking to solidify their spot as leaders of Group H, as they take on Indonesia’s PSM Makassar on Tuesday afternoon in the AFC Cup. The match will take place in the Pakansari Stadium in Bogor, and will kick off at 3pm local time. Both sides have four points after two outings, with the Filipino club slightly ahead on goal difference.
“I think we all know the importance of tomorrow’s game. The result tomorrow will determine who will be top of the group after the first round of matches. It’s been a long wait for this game — 20 days. We’re excited and looking forward to tomorrow,” said Kaya head coach Noel Marcaida.
“As players we are all looking forward to this game in Indonesia. It would give us a boost if ever we win the game tomorrow. We’ve been training really hard for this game. We know already what to do, so we just need to do our job and try to win the game and bring more confidence for the next games,” said Iloilo midfielder Marwin Angeles.
Both clubs are fresh from impressive goal-filled outings in the AFC Cup. Iloilo dispatched of reigning ASEAN Champions, Home United, with a 5-0 scoreline, while Makassar thumped Lao Toyota 7-3, setting the stage for a potentially explosive encounter.
“Tomorrow, we play against a club with the same points as us. We play against a club with specific qualities. We play at home, and I think based on our qualities, we can bring three points back to Makassar,” said PSM head coach Darije Kalezic. “They are a good, organized team. They keep the space very small when their opponent has ball possession. They make it difficult for their opponents to play within the lines. They are dangerous on the counter attack. We have to be wary of their striker. That they won 5-0 against Home United is not relevant information. We won against seven goals against Lao and we really should’ve scored 20.”
“PSM is one of the oldest clubs in Indonesia. Looking at their AFC roster, they have an obvious height advantage. Tomorrow’s match will be different from our previous games (versus Lao Toyota and Home United). We’ve made plans specifically for tomorrow. They have very technical, skillful, and experienced players so we’re expecting a tough game tomorrow, and we’re ready to accept that challenge,” said Marcaida.
Tomorrow’s match will be aired live on 5Plus (formerly AksyonTV) and on ESPN 5’s online platforms.