I, Pagasa Football Club, Inc.

02/08/2024

Nice one, Aki Sonico!

Aki was a former Sta. Barbara FC / I, Pagasa FC member, undergoing training to be a manager of PureGym Denmark!

Large billboard in Copenhagen!

18/07/2023

https://twitter.com/JoePompliano/status/1681018827331469313?s=20

“This is one of the best sports ads I've ever seen…watch until the end 🔥 https://t.co/x1HRT9SMxa”

21/05/2023

Summer time!

16/02/2023

02/01/2022

Happy new year y'all!

25/12/2021

Merry Xmas to one & all! 🕺🤸‍♀️🎄

21/11/2021

I see an IPFC uniform 🥰

Lucky recipient of Uni-Art Iloilo

“Parol Reflectors”

Be seen Be safe

16/07/2021

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In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the sport, locally and internationally, Filipino football legend Paulino Alcantara will be enshrined to the Philippine Sports Hall of Fame. Born in Iloilo, Paulino Alcantara put the Philippines on the map with a Silver Medal finish in the 1917 Far E...

07/06/2021

Go! Go! Go! Philippines!

The stage is set for The Azkals 🇵🇭 as they return to competitive action in the FIFA World Cup and AFC Asian Cup qualifiers with a match against China PR tonight!

READ: https://pff.org.ph/2021/06/07/philippine-mens-national-team-all-set-for-fifa-world-cup-qatar-2022-qualifiers/

16/03/2021

Paulino Alcantara 👍⚽️👏

The legendary Ilonggo footballer Paulino Alcantara will be inducted into the Philippine Sports Hall of Fame (PSHOF), according to a PNA report.

Alcantara was a part of the Philippine team that thrashed Japan, 15-2, in the 1917 Far Eastern Championship Games, the predecessor of the Asian Games, by far the Philippines' biggest win in the international football circuit.

He was also one of FC Barcelona's first superstars, leading the current La Liga Santander powerhouse to six Copa Del Rey titles during the 1910s and 1920s while also becoming the club's youngest scorer at age 15.

Born in 1896 to a Filipino mother and Spanish military officer father, Alcantara was raised in Iloilo in the Spanish-ruled Philippines around the same time that football was taking shape there.

In recognition of his contributions to Philippine football, the Philippine Football League even mounted and named a tournament in his honor, the Copa Paulino Alcantara which is sanctioned by the Philippine Football Federation.