Philippines Defeated Brazil!

In football. Yes! Football as in Soccer in American term! The powerhouse Brazil thumped by the Philippines!

Here is the news from Inquirer:

RP street-kid booters shock powerhouse Brazil
Cedelf Tupas

MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines pulled off a stunning 6-2 victory over Brazil Thursday night for its first victory in the 1st Deloitte Street Children World Cup in Dunbar, South Africa.

Noriel Pineones sparked the Filipinos with four goals, including three in the first half that set the tone for the awe-inspiring triumph.

The Philippines faces Ukraine in the semifinals of the SCWC Shield.

The Filipinos finished the group stage third behind Britain and Tanzania with a win against two losses.

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FPL Game Schedule – NOVEMBER 8, 2008 at ATENEO

NOVEMBER 8, 2008 at ATENEO
130PM Arirang vs Giligan’s
330PM Passargad v Diliman
530PM Mendiola v Union FC

RP Women’s under-19 booters off to KL tilt

By Cedelf P. Tupas
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 07:29am (Mla time) 10/27/2008

MANILA, Philippines-The Philippine women’s under-19 squad left for Kuala Lumpur Sunday to see action in the Asian Football Confederation Women’s Under-19 Qualifiers beginning Tuesday.

The RP footbelles, who trained for three weeks at the Philsports Complex in Pasig City, face tough odds as they have been grouped with heavyweights Myanmar, Vietnam, Singapore, Korea and Jordan.

But RP manager Ernie Nierras is optimistic that the team can pull off a surprise.

“They are ready,” he said of the team mentored by Abing Lim and also managed by Filbert Alquiros. “They are very determined to win.”

The team is led by Natasha Alquiros, a former national Under-17 Most Valuable Player. Completing the roster are Poveda’s Catherine Huang, Huff Marie Navea, Maria Inez Lorenzo, and Michela Veloso; MPLFA standouts Maria Leah Cruz, Christina Delos Reyes, Isabella Kilayko, Pilar Ainara Santos and Isabella Rivilla, Iloilo’s Julie Ann Sucob, Mara Kristia Sabanal and Airene Decena, La Salle Antipolo’s Kyra Tagbo and Ayn Aragon, Davao’s Jay Jay Matalam, Angelie Cadayona and Marice Magdolot, Dumaguete’s Karen Grace Ladero, FEU’s Janeth Mercado and Assumption’s Christiana Mendoza.