The Philippine men’s national football team dropped four spots in the latest FIFA World Rankings after their semi-final exit in the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup earlier this month. The Philippine Azkals are now ranked 147, four spots down from their previous rank of 143, which was their highest-ever rating. Read Full Article...
In the end, the Azkals did not have enough bite. The Philippine national football team fell to Singapore, 1-nil, to lose by the same score on aggregate and end its journey in the ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup Wednesday at the Jalan Besar Stadium in the city-state. Read Full Article...
The Philippines and Singapore provided plenty of excitement but zero scoring for a boisterous Rizal Memorial Football Stadium crowd, battling to a nil-nil result Saturday in the first leg of their ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup semifinal series Saturday. Read Full Article...
Despite their two recent losses in friendly matches with the Philippines, Singapore national coach Radojko Avramovic said on Friday they do not intend to leave Manila without a win when the teams clash in the first leg of their AFF Suzuki Cup semi-final on Saturday at the Rizal Memorial Stadium. “It’s in our hands to let them (the Philippines) wait another two years to dream,” Avramovic said at the pre-match press conference. “It’s good we are in the semi-finals but our target is reaching the finals.” Read Full Article...
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Philippine coach Michael Weiss is ready to shuffle his pack to come up with a winning hand against Vietnam in the “do or die” Group A encounter of the AFF Suzuki Cup on Tuesday. The Azkals, surprise packages in 2010 when they reached the last four, lost 2-1 to hosts Thailand on day one and need a victory against the 2008 champions to put their campaign back on track. Read Full Article...
(Full-time) Vietnam 0-1 Philippines
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Thailand 2 - 1 Philippines: Three-time champions Thailand turned on the style in a 2-1 victory over the Philippines on Saturday to take pole position in Group A of the AFF Suzuki Cup. via AFFSuzukiCup
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The AFF Suzuki Cup is a biennial football competition organized by the Asean Football Federation (AFF), accredited by FIFA and contested by the national teams of Southeast Asia. AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 - Fixtures & Results - PHL Azkals | AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 Free Live Streaming
Group A: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Myanmar
Group B: Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Laos
Group Stages:
Nov. 24 - Vietnam 1-1 Myanmar [VIDEO]
Nov. 24 - Thailand 2-1 Philippines [VIDEO]
Nov. 25 - Indonesia 2-2 Laos [VIDEO]
Nov. 25 - Malaysia 0-3 Singapore [VIDEO]
Nov. 27 - Vietnam 0-1 Philippines [VIDEO]
Nov. 27 - Myanmar 0-4 Thailand [VIDEO]
Nov. 28 - Indonesia vs. Singapore
Nov. 28 - Laos vs. Malaysia
Nov. 30 - Philippines vs. Myanmar (9:00pm - Live on AKTV) 
Nov. 30 - Thailand vs. Vietnam
Dec. 01 - Singapore vs. Laos
Dec. 01 - Malaysia vs. Indonesia
Semi-finals December 8-13, 2012
Finals December 19-22, 2012
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There could just as well be a banner in the changing rooms at Bangkok’s Rajamangala Stadium proclaiming “Welcome to the Group of Death”, such is the relative strength and current form of Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines and Myanmar who will contest Group A of the AFF Suzuki Cup. All four teams have had good results in the build-up to the biennial tournament with coaches, pundits and fans alike declaring the group “too close to call”, with just two sides progressing to the knock-out stage. Read Full Article...
The Philippine national men’s football team released Thursday its 35-man roster for the 2012 ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup this November. Read Full Article...
