![The Alabang South Supers and the Paranaque Nets are two teams who will try to catch up to the Pampanga Strikers in points this Sunday, June 9, when action resumes at the Atleta63 field in Bridgetown, Pasig City. [AIA 7s photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/IMG_0078-400x200.jpg)
Five teams seeing action this Sunday, June 9, at the Atleta63 fields in Bridgetown, Pasig City, will try to rack up points to catch up to the Pampanga Strikers.
![Kaya Iloilo FC whoop it up after winning the AIA 7s Football League Women's Division title on Sunday, June 2, 2024 at the Bridgetowne Complex in Pasig City. [AIA 7s Football League photo]](https://sportsbytes.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/WhatsApp-Image-2024-06-05-at-13.53.18_3b4527a4-400x200.jpg)
Kaya FC-Iloilo proved they were still the country’s best women’s football team on Sunday, June 2, defeating Manila Nomads, 4-1, in the women’s final of the AIA 7’s Football League Season 9 at the Atleta 63 Football Field inside the Bridgetowne Complex.
The AIA 7s Super League will be staging a special event on Sunday, May 19, with an all-star match with each team headed by former Philippine Azkals players at the McKinley Hill Stadium.
TAGUIG City — After two seasons, the Nigerian kings are back on top. Rangers F.C. Philippines edged defending champion Manila Digger F.C., 2-1 in a thrilling Season 6 finale that went to penalty kickout and reclaim the AIA 7s Football League Men’s Division 1 title on Sunday, November 27 at the McKinley Hill Stadium.
TAGUIG City — The thing about streaks is that they are either broken or continued. For Kaya F.C. Iloilo, the queens of seven-a-side football distinction will stay with them.
TAGUIG City — After over three months of intense seven-a-side football action, the women’s division of the AIA 7s Football League Season 6 has reached its finale.
As if there is still doubting Alisha Del Campo’s capabilities in the field, one of the finest Filipina scorers in the women’s football scene today replicated her hattrick from two days ago to help deliver a deserving international football title for one of the Philippines’ most established women’s clubs.
The women’s squad of Kaya F.C. continued to roll in the SingaCup-organized Women’s Football Championship in Singapore, thrashing Thai champs Phranakorn F.C., 6-0 on Wednesday at the Bedok Stadium.
The Kaya F.C. Iloilo women’s team beat tournament host and Singaporean champion Lion City Sailors, 3-1 to jumpstart its campaign in the regional Women’s Football Championship in style on Monday night at the German European School in Singapore.
The Philippine U18 girls team barged into the quarterfinals of the 4th Street Child World Cup 2022 in Qatar after an impressive showing in the group stages.
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