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
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http://www.footballalliance.com.ph/
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19 October 2009
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.
Cebu football - Aboitiz Cup
PAREF-Springdale took the solo lead in Group A of the Boys 17 division as they clinched their third victory in the 12th Aboitiz Football Cup with a lopsided win over Guiseppe yesterday at the Aboitiz Sports field.
Paref-Springdale trampled Guiseppe, 21-0, and remained undefeated in the tournament.
Forward Bran Go was the man of the match as he logged six goals for Paref-Springdale, while Mikel Alazas, Bernard Montayre and Jon Young played the supporting cast for their ace scorer as they added three goals each.
So lopsided was the action that Joshua Cruz, who usually plays as the goal keeper, had two goals.
Martin Mendoza, Shawn Haosen, Gabriel Rodriguez and Cedric Ang also added a goal each.
With the win, Paref-Sprindale now has six points from two victories, while Guiseppe was handed its third straight lopsided loss in the competition.
The other week, Guissepe also suffered a blowout loss to Cebu International School, 19-0, and also dropped a 15-0 loss to Don Bosco College in its debut.
On the other hand, San Roque FC–Arsenal routed Hiroshi FC, 2-0, in the 38-and-above category for its fifth straight win.
Ariel Esfarcia scored the opening goal in the 62nd minute while Eric Colina struck 10 minutes after.
Men’s leader
SRFC Arsenal kept its commanding lead in the 38-and-above class as it now has 15 points from five victories, while second-seeded Hiroshi FC suffered its second defeat and is stuck at six points.
In other games, Don Bosco Magone crushed Xantos FC, 4-0, in the Mens Cup while Carsheinians drew with Melborne, 0-0, in the Girls 17 class.
Don Bosco Magone has six points and now leads the Mens Cup category, while Xantos FC, which has three points, suffered its first defeat.
In last Saturday’s results, Melborne defeated Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion– Mandaue, 3-0, while Guiseppe dumped Carsheinians, 8-0, in the Girls 17 category.
In the Boys 12 category, Cebu International School overpowered Guiseppe, 14-0, while Paref-Springdale won against Don Bosco Boys Home, 3-0.
SRFC also drew with Paref-Springdale in the Players 10 division.
Source : Sun Star Cebu
Paref-Springdale trampled Guiseppe, 21-0, and remained undefeated in the tournament.
Forward Bran Go was the man of the match as he logged six goals for Paref-Springdale, while Mikel Alazas, Bernard Montayre and Jon Young played the supporting cast for their ace scorer as they added three goals each.
So lopsided was the action that Joshua Cruz, who usually plays as the goal keeper, had two goals.
Martin Mendoza, Shawn Haosen, Gabriel Rodriguez and Cedric Ang also added a goal each.
With the win, Paref-Sprindale now has six points from two victories, while Guiseppe was handed its third straight lopsided loss in the competition.
The other week, Guissepe also suffered a blowout loss to Cebu International School, 19-0, and also dropped a 15-0 loss to Don Bosco College in its debut.
On the other hand, San Roque FC–Arsenal routed Hiroshi FC, 2-0, in the 38-and-above category for its fifth straight win.
Ariel Esfarcia scored the opening goal in the 62nd minute while Eric Colina struck 10 minutes after.
Men’s leader
SRFC Arsenal kept its commanding lead in the 38-and-above class as it now has 15 points from five victories, while second-seeded Hiroshi FC suffered its second defeat and is stuck at six points.
In other games, Don Bosco Magone crushed Xantos FC, 4-0, in the Mens Cup while Carsheinians drew with Melborne, 0-0, in the Girls 17 class.
Don Bosco Magone has six points and now leads the Mens Cup category, while Xantos FC, which has three points, suffered its first defeat.
In last Saturday’s results, Melborne defeated Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepcion– Mandaue, 3-0, while Guiseppe dumped Carsheinians, 8-0, in the Girls 17 category.
In the Boys 12 category, Cebu International School overpowered Guiseppe, 14-0, while Paref-Springdale won against Don Bosco Boys Home, 3-0.
SRFC also drew with Paref-Springdale in the Players 10 division.
Source : Sun Star Cebu
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
17 October 2009
United Football League - Six matches kick off
MANILA, Philippines - A heavy six-game bill spread over three venues kicks off hostilities in the LBC-United Football League with Japan-Kline FC taking on Mendiola-EGames FC at Nomads field in Parañaque and Sunken Garden FC clashing with Alabang Grins-Orient Freight FC at the Ateneo field.
Put up by the Football Alliance (FA) in cooperation with the United Football Club Association (UFCA), the UFL aims to further develop the sport and provide a venue for the country’s promising and top players where they could hone their talent and skills.
Sixteen teams composed of over 400 players will be playing a total of 38 games.
Sunken Garden FC takes on Alabang Grins-Orient Freight FC at 1 p.m. while Loyola-ATR FC battles Army-Phiten FC at the Ateneo field in QC.
Navy-Selecta FC opens its bid against United Southern-2GO FC at 1 p.m. while Union-Ruy Project FC and Lions-Alaska FC collide in the 3 p.m. match at Ascom field.
Over at Nomads, Japan-KLine FC squares off with Mendiola-EGames FC at 4 p.m. while Airforce-Rider FC and Mama Africa FC tangle in the 6 p.m. main game.
Sanctioned by the National Capital Region Football Association and the Philippine Football Federation, the UFL hopes to generate interest from football fans with the games open to the public.
Source : Philstar
Put up by the Football Alliance (FA) in cooperation with the United Football Club Association (UFCA), the UFL aims to further develop the sport and provide a venue for the country’s promising and top players where they could hone their talent and skills.
Sixteen teams composed of over 400 players will be playing a total of 38 games.
Sunken Garden FC takes on Alabang Grins-Orient Freight FC at 1 p.m. while Loyola-ATR FC battles Army-Phiten FC at the Ateneo field in QC.
Navy-Selecta FC opens its bid against United Southern-2GO FC at 1 p.m. while Union-Ruy Project FC and Lions-Alaska FC collide in the 3 p.m. match at Ascom field.
Over at Nomads, Japan-KLine FC squares off with Mendiola-EGames FC at 4 p.m. while Airforce-Rider FC and Mama Africa FC tangle in the 6 p.m. main game.
Sanctioned by the National Capital Region Football Association and the Philippine Football Federation, the UFL hopes to generate interest from football fans with the games open to the public.
Source : Philstar
United Football League - Nomads-Kaya tiff kicks off RP’s 1st pro football tilt
MANILA, Philippines — The country’s first ever professional, corporate-sponsored football league kicks off at 2 p.m. Saturday with an opening game featuring top squads Nomads FC against Kaya FC at the Nomad Sports Club in Merville, Parañaque.
National team aces Phil and James Younghusband take to the field for Nomads against a Kaya squad skippered by RP team captain Aly Borromeo in the maiden match of the United Football League LBC Cup.
Sixteen squads, including teams from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, clubs of expatriates and schools, are seeing action in the three-month-long tournament organized by the Football Alliance and the United Football Club Association.
UFCA president Christopher Hagedorn said the league is expected to address the need for the sport’s development and to draw attention to the sport which he said is very popular across the globe but is often ignored locally.
“All of us here grew up playing some form of football and it is the second most-played sport in the country,” said Hagedorn.
“In due time, the league will train our players to the point where the World Cup isn’t just a game but a goal.”
FA head and former national player Randy Roxas said the intensity of the competition will define the country’s first foray in play-for-pay football.
“The UFL will elevate weekend football to a professional level,” said Roxas. “Finally, the best of the best will be given the right opportunity to develop their talents.”
Javier Montecon of LBC, major backer of the National Capital Region Football Association-sanctioned event, assured everything is in place to make the UFL’s LBC Cup a success.
Source : Inquirer Sports
National team aces Phil and James Younghusband take to the field for Nomads against a Kaya squad skippered by RP team captain Aly Borromeo in the maiden match of the United Football League LBC Cup.
Sixteen squads, including teams from the Armed Forces of the Philippines, clubs of expatriates and schools, are seeing action in the three-month-long tournament organized by the Football Alliance and the United Football Club Association.
UFCA president Christopher Hagedorn said the league is expected to address the need for the sport’s development and to draw attention to the sport which he said is very popular across the globe but is often ignored locally.
“All of us here grew up playing some form of football and it is the second most-played sport in the country,” said Hagedorn.
“In due time, the league will train our players to the point where the World Cup isn’t just a game but a goal.”
FA head and former national player Randy Roxas said the intensity of the competition will define the country’s first foray in play-for-pay football.
“The UFL will elevate weekend football to a professional level,” said Roxas. “Finally, the best of the best will be given the right opportunity to develop their talents.”
Javier Montecon of LBC, major backer of the National Capital Region Football Association-sanctioned event, assured everything is in place to make the UFL’s LBC Cup a success.
Source : Inquirer Sports
Cebu football - Home Sweet Home Spa Football Festival
EMPLOYEES from the BPO industries and those from Mactan will get a chance to stoke their competitive fire in the 1st Home Sweet Home Spa Football Festival at the San Roque fields next Sunday.
The event, which will have teams playing 9-aside matches in 10-minute halves, will have the men’s and women’s divisions.
Teams who have signed up so far for this Sunday’s event are Convergys, Sykes, Aegis People Support, Teletech, Lexmark and NCR.
Organizers have also invited teams from the Mactan Export Processing Zone.
These teams also join open competitions organized by other groups but usually fare badly when they face the more established clubs or school-based teams.
Since they want to play in a more level playing field, football players from the competiting companies have decided to organize themselves and hold a tournament for “weekend” warriors.
They will play a single round robin with the top teams advancing to the knockout stage.
http://football.cebunetwork.com/1st-home-sweet-home-spa-kicks-off-on-oct-25/2009/10/
The event, which will have teams playing 9-aside matches in 10-minute halves, will have the men’s and women’s divisions.
Teams who have signed up so far for this Sunday’s event are Convergys, Sykes, Aegis People Support, Teletech, Lexmark and NCR.
Organizers have also invited teams from the Mactan Export Processing Zone.
These teams also join open competitions organized by other groups but usually fare badly when they face the more established clubs or school-based teams.
Since they want to play in a more level playing field, football players from the competiting companies have decided to organize themselves and hold a tournament for “weekend” warriors.
They will play a single round robin with the top teams advancing to the knockout stage.
http://football.cebunetwork.com/1st-home-sweet-home-spa-kicks-off-on-oct-25/2009/10/
United Football League start Saturday
LBC United football league start this Saturday at Nomads Football Field , Merville, Paranaque.
Activities from 2 pm , match kick off at 4.30 pm
Match : Kaya Digiprint vs Nomads Aloha Board Sports
United Football League is a Manila based league . A Baguio team also participate.
Group A
Navy Selecta
Dilliman Victory Liner
Grins Orient Freight
United Southern 2GO
Group B
Army Phiten
Loyola ATR Kim Eng
Sunken Garden FC
Global Smartmatic
Group C
Air Force Rider
Union Rudy Project
Lions Alaska
Mama Africa
Group D
Kaya Digiprint
Nomads Aloha Board Sports
Japan K Line
Mendiola E Games
Activities from 2 pm , match kick off at 4.30 pm
Match : Kaya Digiprint vs Nomads Aloha Board Sports
United Football League is a Manila based league . A Baguio team also participate.
Group A
Navy Selecta
Dilliman Victory Liner
Grins Orient Freight
United Southern 2GO
Group B
Army Phiten
Loyola ATR Kim Eng
Sunken Garden FC
Global Smartmatic
Group C
Air Force Rider
Union Rudy Project
Lions Alaska
Mama Africa
Group D
Kaya Digiprint
Nomads Aloha Board Sports
Japan K Line
Mendiola E Games
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