All posts tagged "Qatar Airways"
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619Local FootballGayoso, Custodio shines as ADT bags three points against Mendiola
After two consecutive defeats, coach Scott Cooper and the rest of the Azkals Development Team said enough is enough as they finally...
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618Local FootballFive Takeaways from Tito Jay: PFL Matchday Two
Matchday two of the Philippines Football League brought to you by Qatar Airways revolved around these four words. Comeback, domination, uncertainty, and...
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779Philippines Football LeagueUnited City hits Mendiola for six in lopsided victory
United City FC has sent a resounding statement of their title intentions as they recorded a thumping 6-0 victory over Mendiola FC...
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688Local FootballMaharlika snatch victory from Stallion
The morning sun beating down upon the pitch in Carmona had nothing on the intensity of the action as Stallion Laguna FC...
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953Local FootballFive takeaways from Tito Jay: PFL Matchday One
There was a rainbow after the rain at the PFF National Training Centre in Carmona, Cavite which resonated with what everyone felt...
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861Philippines Football LeagueKaya-Iloilo dominates Maharlika Manila, gets winning start
Title contenders Kaya FC-Iloilo started their 2020 Philippines Football League (PFL) brought to you by Qatar Airways campaign on a positive note...
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965Philippines Football LeaguePinoy Total Football: Why Not?
Your #EatSleepBreatheFootball gang is at it again. And with the inevitable 2020 Philippines Football League opening powered by Qatar Airways, the gang...
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828Philippines Football LeagueTHIS IS NOT A DRILL: PFL to start in two weeks
After waiting for more than six months, the Philippines Football League brought to you by Qatar Airways will finally kick off in...
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1.2KLocal FootballPhilippines’ Return to Football almost complete
After almost six months of waiting, Philippine football fans might be treated to some football action if all things go into plan...
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1.8KLocal FootballWanted: Fire Starter – Can Maharlika FC be this Spark?
#KoponanNgMasa, Team of the Masses. A cliche catchphrase that many teams have tried using, but one that had always been difficult to...
