Capital1 Solar Strikers stunned defending champions Stallion Laguna FC with a dramatic 1-0 win, shaking up the 2025 PFF Women’s League standings as the title race heats up.
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Debutants Capital1 and Makati FC pulled off statement victories in the 2025 PFF Women’s League, proving they’re ready to challenge the league’s traditional favorites. With strong performances and youthful firepower, these teams are changing the narrative.
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Makati FC had its two girls teams achieve podium finishes in the Gothia World Youth Cup which ended on Saturday, July 22, in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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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.
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Banking on the Girls 2011’s impressive championship run and the Finals appearances by its Girls 2009, Boys 2011 and Boys 2009, Makati FC secured the overall championship for the second time and the first since in 2018.
MAKATI FC’s boys under-14 capped a brilliant showing in the 2022 Malaysia Borneo Football Cup with a 2-1 win over St. George Australia Tuesday in Kota Kinabalu.