Connect with us

Sports

PFL 2nd season returns on March 3

Published

on

This is the Official Logo of the Philippines Football League (Wikimedia Commons, Fair use)

This is the Official Logo of the Philippines Football League (Photo by Wikimedia Commons, Fair use)

SANTA. ROSA, Laguna — The Philippine Football League (PFL) will make a comeback on March 3, nearly two months earlier than the opening of the previous season.

Following a meeting at the PFF office in Pasig, where the league office is also located, the PFL board agreed that the second season of the home-and-away professional football league will start on the said date.

Following the dissolution of Meralco Manila and the decision of Ilocos United to take a leave of absence for this year, the remaining six charter member clubs of the league, JPV Marikina, Kaya Makati, Stallion Laguna, defending champion Ceres Negros, Global Cebu, and Davao Aguilas, will play this season.

The PFL season will remain a quadruple round robin format divided into two rounds of home and road games with a two-legged semifinals and a one-game final.

The pairings for the first round of the playoffs, also known as the Finals Series, will be determined through a draw, going away from the crossover format.

The league champion will clinch a spot in next year’s AFC Champions League Qualifiers.

Also to be introduced in the new season is the PFL Cup, which will run from September until October.

The winner of the new tournament will enter the AFC Cup outright.

Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

Man in White Dress Shirt Standing Beside Woman in Pink Long Sleeve Shirt Man in White Dress Shirt Standing Beside Woman in Pink Long Sleeve Shirt
Instagram4 hours ago

What kind of diner are you? 6 types of diners who avoid plant-based meat dishes

Imagine having dinner at a restaurant. The menu offers plant-based meat alternatives made mostly from vegetables, mushrooms, legumes and wheat...

Art and Culture5 hours ago

Coast Salish Canoe Culture comes to the Vancouver Maritime Museum

The Vancouver Maritime Museum is delighted to announce their latest exhibition from local səlil ̕wətaʔɬ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh artist, Zoe George....

Education5 hours ago

TD and ApplyBoard Collaborate to Support Filipino Students Pursuing Studies in Canada

New relationship to help students planning on studying in Canada prepare their finances and expedite their study permits TD and...

Community News5 hours ago

Filipino Community Leaders Celebrate the Federal Funding Commitment for a Filipino Community Cultural Centre in BC

Vancouver, BC — Filipino community leaders and New Democrat Finance Critic MP Don Davies celebrated together the historic inclusion of...

Community News6 hours ago

Emaciated dachshund found trapped in carrier down embankment getting the care he desperately needs

The starved dachshund was found by a Good Samaritan who was driving his truck to get to mountain bike trails...

Entertainment6 hours ago

“Summer For Reel” brings JoshLia’s “Love You to the Stars and Back” in Boracay

With acoustic performances from Maki, Angela Ken, and Bugoy Drillon Beat the heat with this summer’s must-see outdoor screening event,...

Entertainment6 hours ago

Star Cinema and The IdeaFirst Company announce Vice Ganda’s movie comeback in “And The Breadwinner Is”

Asia’s Unkabogable Phenomenal Superstar Vice Ganda is set to return to the big screen once again after a two-year hiatus,...

Entertainment6 hours ago

Joshua and Julia reunite for new movie “Un/happy for you”

Directed by Petersen Vargas, slated for release this 2024 It is the reunion that is not on anybody’s bingo cards...

Canada News6 hours ago

U.S. gov’t paying to upgrade section of Alaska Highway in the Yukon

By Gabrielle Plonka, CBC News $42.6M has been pledged for the project The Alaskan government has pledged $42.6 million for...

A medical worker examines an X-ray of a patient’s lungs. A medical worker examines an X-ray of a patient’s lungs.
Canada News6 hours ago

Inuit leaders disappointed with budget’s lack of money for tuberculosis elimination

By Brett Forester · CBC News Budget pledges $1.1B for First Nations and Inuit health but offers nothing on TB elimination specifically...

WordPress Ads