The Philippines Women’s National Football (Filipinas) has surely been through the wringer this past year. From big losses to managerial changes, it’s been quite the ride. From this fan’s perspective, here’s a look back at 2023-2024. A New Era It wasn’t long after our World Cup run that the team was back in action. In…
The hammer has fallen, and it could not have come at a worse time. Jeff Cheng has announced his departure from the Philippines Women’s National Football Team due to unworkable situations, despite his best efforts to collaborate with the Philippines Football Federation. “Our priorities and goals do not align, and the PWNT organization that we…
The Filipinas faced Colin Bell’s charges once more over the course of two matches in Icheon, Korea, losing both in a window that saw sterling performances, much-awaited debuts, and a maiden goal.
Here’s everything you need to know about the players called up to the training camp in Australia, the match schedule and what the team will need to do to book their trip to Paris.
The Lady Archers scored the opener through Lyka Teves, but former University of Santo Tomas (UST) stars Shelah Cadag and Hazel Lustan answered back in the second half for Kaya.
With the conclusion of the international break in September, players returned to their clubs as leagues around Europe resumed their regular programming. Last Sunday, October 1, three Filipinas in Angie Beard, Katrina Guillou, and Jessica Miclat made the Starting XI for their respective teams in Sweden.
A flood of goals in the second half has wiped the Philippine Women’s National Football Team out of the 19th Asian Games, as their gallant quarterfinal fight against Japan ends in a tough defeat, 8-1. Record scorer Sarina Bolden was again a bright spark for the Filipinas on this stormy evening, while goalkeeper Olivia McDaniel came up with countless saves to deny the defending champions from amassing an even bigger tally.
Match Observations from Japan’s 8-1 victory over the Philippines in the Quarterfinals of the 19th Asian Games 2023
The Filipinas secure a ticket to the Asian Games Quarterfinal after defeating Myanmar, 3-0. in the 19th Asian Games.
Photo from The PSC – Asian Games 2023 Observations from the Philippines’ 1-5 trouncing against South Korea in the 19th Asian Games In Matchday 2 of Women’s Football at the 19th Asian Games, the Philippines did their best impersonation of Arsenal against Bayern Munich as they fell 5-1 to South Korea. Sarina Bolden’s opener was…