Makati FC dominated Cup No. 1 in Frederikshavn, Denmark after all of its four teams won the championship at the end of the four-day tournament on Friday, July 14.

It is the first time ever in the 39-year-old history of the Cup No. 1 that a youth club has swept the competition.

Makati FC ruled the Boys 11 division after overpowering Denmark’s Hobro IK, 3-0, in the Final, avenging its 1-2 defeat in the group stage.

The Boys 13 squad, meanwhile, also became champions after nipping Guatemala’s Escuela La Academia FC in a thriller, 6-5.

Not to be outdone were Makati FC’s Girls 12/13 and Girls 14 squads.

The Girls 12/13 team completed a six-match sweep of its division with a 5-1 romp of Norway’s Nord SK, while the Girls 14 squad went undefeated in six matches capped by a 3-0 conquest of the United States’ San Francisco Seals.

The Boys 11 championship was Makati FC first since 2015, while the Boys 13 ended a five-year title wait.

“A true testament to all the hard-work and perseverance of the players, coaches and the ever supportive parents and extended Makati FC family,” said the club’s chief executive officer SeLu Lozano.

“What a joy to see the man who started it all, my dad (Coach Tomas Lozano), traveling back in Europe again. Grateful to be part of his legacy creating the best program and giving the best football experience to our youth, Makati FC,” he added.

Up next for Makati FC is the Gothia World Youth Cup, where the 47th edition of the world’s largest and most international youth football tournament is set on July 17 to 22 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Coach Tomas Lozano will be there for the 38th time in the competition that has earned him Hall of Fame award from the Gothia World Youth Cup.