19 May 2025

Women's friendly matches against Chinese Taipei

 Philippines women's NT will play two friendly matches against Chinese Taipei.

Chiense Taipei is leaving for Philippines on May 26 and will play one unofficial friendly against Philippines in late May. Date TBC.

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The official friendly is scheduled for June 3.

Both matches in Manila . Venue TBC


17 May 2025

PFF Women's League - Saturday's matches

 

Saturday's matches


UP 0-9 Makati Fc  (FT)



Capital 1 Solar Strikers 3-1 UST (FT)





Stallion Laguna 2-1 Kaya Fc Iloilo

















FIFA Futsal Women's World Cup in Philippines- Qualified teams

 




06 May 2025

AFC Women's Futsal - Philippines 0-1 Iran

 




Official livestream :

https://www.youtube.com/live/RuMgdg0XUCM


Group B :
Vietnam 5-3 Hong Kong

Philippines vs Vietnam on Friday


03 May 2025

PFF Women's League Saturday

 

Livestream :


https://www.facebook.com/pffwomensleague/videos/621241417555775


Kaya Fc Iloilo 7-0 UST 

Capital1 Solar Strikers 3-1 Makati Fc

Stallion Laguna 6-0 UP











Women's futsal friendly - Philippines 3-2 Australia

 

FUTSAL Friendly Match:

FILIPINA5 (3-2) AUSTRALIA Goalscorers for FILIPINA5. ⚽️ Alisha del Campo ⚽️ Charisa Lemoran ⚽️ Dionesa Tolentin

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01 May 2025

Filipinas 5 - Philippines Women's Futsal NT

 







FILIPINA5: PFF Unveils New Moniker and Squad for Asian Cup Finals

 The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) today announced the official 14-player roster of the Philippine Women’s National Futsal Team that will compete in the AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup Finals, set to take place at the Hohhot Sports Centre in Hohhot, China from May 6 to 18, 2025.

PFF also revealed the team’s official moniker — “FILIPINA5”, which embodies their national pride and unity as they embark on the international stage. 

This tournament also serves as the Asian qualifiers for the inaugural FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup. While the Philippines has already secured its spot in the World Cup as the host nation, FILIPINA5 are determined to showcase their talent and compete fiercely against Asia’s best futsal teams.

The final 14 players selected to represent the Philippines, now proudly carrying the moniker FILIPINA5, are:

  1. Rocelle Maria Mendaño
  2. Dionesa Tolentin
  3. Alisha Del Campo
  4. Regine Rebosura
  5. Samantha Jane Hughes
  6. Isabella Victoria Flanigan
  7. Judy Lyn Connolly
  8. Cathrine Graversen
  9. Kayla Maureen Santiago
  10. Vrendelle Nuera
  11. Hazel Lustan
  12. Charisa Marie Lemoran
  13. Isabella Bandoja
  14. Lanie Ortillo

“We have assembled a talented, competitive, and dedicated group of players who are eager to compete at the highest level in Asia,” said Head Coach Rafa Merino Rodriguez. “This tournament is a crucial step in our preparation for the FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup, and we are confident that the team will give their absolute best in every match.”

PFF President John Gutierrez expressed his full support for FILIPINA5, stating, “We are incredibly proud of the progress of our Women’s National Futsal Team. Although the team has already qualified for the World Cup, they have still been working really hard and are determined to prove that they too, are deserving to compete on the international stage. Their participation in the AFC Asian Cup Finals is a testament to the growth of futsal in the Philippines, and I am optimistic that we have built the strongest team possible. We wish the team the best of luck in China and look forward to witnessing their competitive spirit.”

PFF would also like to express its gratitude to our partners — Mama Sitas, Christ’s Commission Fellowship, University of Asia & Pacific — who have supported our national team A during their training camp.

The Philippine Women’s National Futsal Team, now known as FILIPINA5, will compete in Group B of the AFC Women’s Futsal Asian Cup Finals as the lowest seed, being 55th ranked in the world, and they will go up against world number nine Iran, 11th Vietnam, and 29th Hong Kong, China.

Iran is the only champion of this tournament, having won its first two editions in 2015 and 2018, on top of six international gold medals. Meanwhile, Vietnam is the reigning South East Asian champion, having won the inaugural ASEAN Championships in Pasig, while Hong Kong has participated in all of the two Asian Cups’ main draws.

Their match schedule is as follows (all times are Local Time in Hohhot, China and in the Philippines):

Match Schedule:

  • Philippines VS Iran: May 7, 2025 at 11:00 AM
  • Philippines VS Vietnam: May 9, 2025 at 11:00 AM
  • Philippines VS Hong Kong, China: May 11, 2025 at 11:00 AM


27 April 2025

PFF Women's League Sunday

 PFF Women's League Sunday


Kaya Fc Iloilo 11-0 UP

Stallion Laguna 0-0 Makati Fc










PFL Semifinals Saturday

 PFL Semifinals :


Manila Digger 2-1 One Taguig

Kaya Fc Iloilo 1-2 Cebu Fc






25 April 2025

PFL - Final Series semifinals on Saturday

 

Philippines Football League 2024/25 Final Series at MOA Sky Football Pitch



24 April 2025

2025 ASEAN Women’s Championship

 The ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) has officially entrusted the Vietnam Football Federation with hosting the 2025 ASEAN Women’s Championship, scheduled to take place from August 6-19, 2025 in Hai Phong.




18 April 2025

Women's Futsal friendlies - Philippines vs Taiwan

Taiwan's women's futsal NT been in Philippines on training camp and played two friendlies against Philippines NT ;


3. April Philippines 0-3 Taiwan

5. April Philippines 1-2 Taiwan

Both matches were played in Manila

12 April 2025

PFF Women's League - Saturday's matches

 UST 1-2 UP

Stallion Laguna 1-0 Capital1 Solar Strikers







PFL Saturday's matches

 PFL Saturday


PFF Youth NT 1-2 Maharlika Taguig

Cebu Fc 1-1 Davao Aguilas

Mendiola 0-5 One Taguig