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Azkals U23 out of AFC Asian Cup contention after Singapore loss

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 06:56 PM October 29, 2021

Philippine Azkals U23 vs South Korea

Philippine Azkals U23 vs South Korea. Darshan Mehta/The Azkals Faceook

MANILA, Philippines—The Philippines Under-23 squad suffered a disappointing 1-0 loss to host Singapore in the 2022 AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers Thursday at Jalan Basar Stadium.

The Philippines is now eliminated from contention with 0-0-2 win-loss-draw card in Group H after also losing its match to South Korea, 3-0, on Monday.

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It was a lackluster display for the U23 Azkals who had several chances on goal but botched their opportunities.

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This subpar performance allowed Glen Kweh to find the back off the net off of Danish Azman’s pass in the 52nd minute.

The Philippines earned a penalty in the 22nd minute when Jordan Emaviwe pulled down Kieran Hayes but Azkals captain Oliver Bias hit the crossbar on his attempt.

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Ivan Ouano had two more chances in the second half but he missed the mark in both chances.

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The U23 Azkals can end their campaign on a positive note as they match up against Timor Leste on Sunday.

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South Korea lead Group H with six points (2-0-0) with Singapore at second place with four points (1-1-0).

Timor Leste, meanwhile, has one point to its name (0-1-1).

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