10 November 2019

FIVE PLAYERS CALLED UP FOR FIFA WORLD CUP ASIAN QUALIFIERS

Five players from Ceres-Negros FC were called up to represent the Philippines in the World Cup Qualifiers from November 11-19 this month.
Stephan Schrock, Mike Ott, OJ Porteria, and Carlie De Murga will join the Philippine Azkals this FIFA International window when they face Maldives and Syria on November 14 and November 19 respectively.
The players will travel to Male on Nov 11 before they move on the Dubai, UAE on the 15th. The Philippines are currently third in Group A with 4 points trailing leaders Syria with 9 and China with 7 points.

09 November 2019

Philippines To Host AFF Women’s Championship 2020

The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) will host the upcoming AFF Women’s Championship to be held next year.
The PFF’s bid to host the competition was formally confirmed during the 4th AFF Council Meeting held last 8 November 2019 in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The AFF Women’s Championship is a yearly AFF competition for Women’s National Teams organized by ASEAN Football Federation (AFF). In the last competition held in Chonburi, Thailand last August 2019, the Philippines had a remarkable campaign, qualifying to the knockout stages for the first time and claiming a fourth place finish.
PFF president Mariano Araneta, Jr. and general secretary Atty. Edwin Gastanes, who were in attendance during the council meeting, have expressed optimism in the hosting of the tournament which will see the Philippines compete with the rest of Southeast Asia.
“It is a great honor for PFF to host the upcoming AFF Women’s Championship 2020,” said Araneta. “Women’s football has been in the limelight due to the success of the Philippine Women’s National Team. This will be a perfect opportunity for local fans to watch and support the Philippine Women’s team as they fight for regional pride.”
This will be the first ever AFF Women’s Championship to be held in the country. Additionally, this will be the second senior women’s competition that the Philippines will host following the 30th Southeast Asian Games Women’s Football Tournament which will be held this upcoming November – December 2019 in Manila.
“The Philippine Women’s National Team has been on a steady rise for several years already. We thank AFF for awarding PFF with the hosting of the tournament,” added Gastanes. “This upcoming hosting is the result of PFF’s continuous efforts in nurturing the development of women’s football in the country.”

PFL Cup Semifinal - Nov 10 - Ceres-Negros 4-3 Stallion Laguna

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08 November 2019

PFL Cup Semifinal - Nov 10 - Kaya Fc Iloilo 3-0 Mendiola

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SEAG booters miss out on semis berth

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The Philippines Under-22 side missed out on the semifinals of the Copa Paulino Alcantara, after settling for a 2-2 stalemate with Mendiola FC on a rainy Wednesday night at Biñan Football Stadium.
Using the tournament as part of their buildup for the Southeast Asian Games late this month, the young Azkals looked sharp and incisive at the start with Chima Uzoka firing two goals early, but their defensive frailties were exposed by Mendiola, which went on to secure the second semifinal spot in the group behind Ceres-Negros.


The Young Azkals, who are still waiting for the arrival of several foreign-based recruits as well as the two overaged players allowed for the SEA Games, tallied four points on a win, a draw and a loss.

“I think we saw a lot of the potential of the team that we have in the SEA Games,” manager Dan Palami said. “The priority now is to work on those weaknesses for the SEA Games. The last two games saw the team take the lead only to concede in the second half so that’s a concern for the coaching staff.”

Ceres-Negros reached the semifinals after routing Green Archers United, 4-0.


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05 November 2019