Philippines women's national football team

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Philippines

Nickname

Association

Philippine Football Federation

Coach

Marlon Maro

Most caps

Top scorer

FIFA rank





Home kit





Away kit

First International
Finland 6 - 0 Philippines
(China; January 10, 1989)

Largest win
Philippines 10 - 0 Guam
(Philippines; May 31, 2001)

Worst defeat
China 21 - 0 Philippines
(Malaysia; September 24, 1995)

World Cup

Appearances

0 (First in -)

Best result

Qualifying rounds

Olympic Games

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

AFC Women's Championship

Appearances

- (First in -)

Best result

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The Philippine women's national football team is the women's national football team of the Philippines. It is controlled by the Philippines Football Federation (PFF) and are ranked 89th in the world (out of 140 countries) as of 2007.

[edit] Women's National Football Team

Player	Club
Goalkeepers
1 Camarillo Levelyn	San Beda College
26 Ibarra Hanna Maiya	University of St. La Salle
28 Marquez Melissa	University of the Philippines
Santos Frances	University of St. La Salle
Defenders
18 Acibar Merlie (c)	Kaya FC
4 Bautista Letecia	Kaya FC
2 Lagman Jesca Abigale	Towson University
Nierras Samantha	Nottingham Forest F.C.
25 Plaza Ma. Rosario	Kaya FC
Rubio Marilou	Iloilo FA
Midfielders:
Albano Merlo	University of Arizona-Tucson
13 Benitez Elisa Leona	CVPC FA
30 Pacificador Karen	CVPC FA
10 Benitez Marielle	De La Salle University
3 Cacho Karen	De La Salle University
11 Camaclang Friday	San Beda College
14 Luto Josephine	Lateo FC
8 James Younghusband	Woking F.C.
21 Loren Josephine	Cebu International School
9 Lina Bertha Ann	Esbjerg fB
9 Lazaro Maria Clarissa	Esbjerg fB
9 Dimzon Marnelli	Esbjerg fB
9 Delos Reyes Rachelle	Esbjerg fB
Strikers:
19 Agravante Edna	San Beda College
16 Impelido Angeline	Northern Illinois University
7 Landagan Joyce	Kaya FC
17 Latap Ruchell	University of the East
9 Manrique Michelle	Esbjerg fB
9 Penales Rhea	Esbjerg fB