Calendario

Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 05/05 12:30 - Maharlika Manila F.C. vs Philippine Air Force FC - View
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 05/18 07:00 - Maharlika Manila F.C. vs Don Bosco Garelli United - View
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 05/26 07:00 - One Taguig F.C. vs Maharlika Manila F.C. - View
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 06/02 07:00 - Maharlika Manila F.C. vs Manila Montet FC - View
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 06/09 09:30 - Maharlika Manila F.C. vs Loyola FC - View
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 06/15 09:30 - Philippine Army vs Maharlika Manila F.C. - View

Resultados

Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 04/27 09:00 - Dynamic Herb Cebu FC v Maharlika Manila F.C. L 10-0
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 04/21 12:30 - Maharlika Manila F.C. v Kaya FC L 1-10
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 04/14 07:00 - [6] Manila Digger FC v Maharlika Manila F.C. [6] L 2-1
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 04/06 12:00 - [4] Tuloy FC v Maharlika Manila F.C. [4] W 2-3
Filipinas - PFL Cup 10/09 11:00 - Maharlika Manila F.C. v Stallion Laguna F.C. L 0-4
Filipinas - PFL Cup 09/29 11:00 - Stallion Laguna F.C. v Maharlika Manila F.C. L 5-0
Filipinas - PFL Cup 09/09 08:00 - Dynamic Herb Cebu FC v Maharlika Manila F.C. L 2-1
Filipinas - PFL Cup 08/27 10:30 - Maharlika Manila F.C. v UP Fighting Maroons W 1-0
Filipinas - PFL Cup 08/20 09:00 - Pilipinas Dragons FC v Maharlika Manila F.C. W 0-2
Filipinas - PFL Cup 08/12 07:00 - Maharlika Manila F.C. v Manila Digger FC D 1-1
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 06/11 08:00 - Maharlika Manila F.C. v Mendiola FC L 1-2
Filipinas - Philippines Footbal League 06/04 10:00 - [7] Maharlika Manila F.C. v Stallion Laguna F.C. [3] L 0-1

Estadísticas

 TotalLocalVisitante
Encuentros Disputados 14 8 6
Wins 4 2 2
Draws 1 1 0
Losses 9 5 4
Goals for 15 8 7
Goals against 44 23 21
Clean sheets 3 2 1
Failed to score 4 2 2

Wikipedia - Maharlika Taguig F.C.

Maharlika Taguig Football Club, commonly referred to as Maharlika, is a Filipino professional football club based in Taguig that competes in the Philippines Football League.

The club was founded in 2019 as an all-star seven-a-side team that competed in the 7's Football League. The professional team was formed in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The club was co-founded by former Philippines national team defender Anton del Rosario.

History

Seven-a-side team (2019)

Former Philippine national team defender Anton del Rosario announced that to open his 7's Football League's 2019 season, the league would be launching a new competition called the Kampeon Cup 2019. The competition was held from July 27 to 28 at the McKinley Hill Stadium in Taguig, and featured all-star 7-a-side squads from Manila, Bacolod, Cebu City, and Davao City. The team based in Manila was Maharlika F.C.

Several Philippines Football League (PFL) standouts played for the club during the Kampeon Cup, including former Ilocos United goalkeeper Cedric Hodreal, former Kaya and Philippine national team defender Aly Borromeo, Mendiola midfielders Hamed Hajimehdi and Roberto Corsame, and Philippine Air Force stalwart Alexander Elnar. The team had noted Philippine celebrities in its squad such as Nico Bolzico, husband of actress Solenn Heussaff, and Brazilian-Japanese model Daniel Matsunaga.

During the Kampeon 7s Cup in 2019, Maharlika faced all-star clubs from around the Philippines and finished second out of four clubs in the group stage. In the final, it lost 5-3 to the Cebu all-star team, Cebu Leylam FC, with Hajimehdji, Del Rosario, and Borromeo scoring the goals. The team was also planned to join the Kampeon 7s Cup 2020 in Cebu featuring clubs from Davao, Bacolod, Cebu, and Iloilo City from March 13 to 15, However, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the competition was cancelled.

Philippines Football League (2020–)

On July 27, the Facebook and Instagram pages of Maharlika were created, leading to exciting new rumours of the formation of a new club. The club began engaging its fans by asking them questions regarding topics such as player signings and sustainability. On July 30, the club opened its doors to training via Zoom. Pictures of these training sessions were later posted, revealing Del Rosario alongside a set of younger football players as well as many former United Football League and Philippines Football League veterans such as former Kaya-Iloilo players Serge Kaole and Alfred Osei, Hodreal, who played for Maharlika in the Kampeon 7s Cup, former Manila Nomads Sports Club player Mateo Yuhico, and former Global keeper Enrique Ortiz.[]

On August 6, during a livestream on the Facebook page of Sports On Air, Del Rosario revealed that Maharlika was applying for a license to be able to join the PFL as early as the 2020 season. Should they not participate in this year's season, they were open to join the 2020 season of the Weekend Futbol League. He also stated that he doesn't want to commit just yet, given the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines. The team's lineup wasn't revealed either, but it is hinted by Del Rosario to contain former Azkals players, former football players, and some youth players. Brazilian-Japanese model Daniel Matsunaga is one of those who is part of the lineup. On August 9, Misagh Bahadoran hinted that he had joined Maharlika Football Club, stating that the club had the mentality of former Azkals' players.

On September 1, Maharlika was granted a provisional license allowing it to participate in the PFL's 2020 season. For at least the first season, players were signed to play for a wage of ₱1, essentially pro bono, until the club becomes more sustainable. On September 22, 2020, Maharlika formally partnered with the Manila city government and were formally endorsed by Mayor Isko Moreno.

Maharlika's first-ever PFL match took place on October 28 at the PFF National Training Centre, where they lost 1–0 to Kaya–Iloilo. On their following match, on October 31, Maharlika scored their first-ever PFL goal, with Jose Montelibano scoring against Stallion Laguna. That same match was also their first-ever PFL win, which ended 2–1 courtesy of winger Jeremy Theuer.

In February 2023, the McKinley Hill Stadium in Taguig was approved by the PFL as the club's home stadium. The club then renamed themselves as Maharlika Taguig in January 2024, before the start of the 2024 Philippines Football League.[]

El Maharlika Manila F.C. es un club de fútbol profesional filipino con sede en Manila, Filipinas. El club fue fundado en 2020 y actualmente compite en la Liga Filipina de Fútbol, la máxima categoría del fútbol filipino. El Maharlika Manila F.C. es propiedad de Mark Jarvis, un empresario filipino-estadounidense, y está dirigido por el entrenador español Fernando Estévez.

El Maharlika Manila F.C. ha tenido un comienzo exitoso en su corta historia. En su primera temporada en la Liga Filipina de Fútbol, el club terminó en tercer lugar y se clasificó para la Copa AFC, la segunda competición de clubes más importante de Asia. El Maharlika Manila F.C. también ha ganado la Copa de Filipinas en dos ocasiones, en 2021 y 2022.

El Maharlika Manila F.C. es un club ambicioso que aspira a convertirse en uno de los mejores clubes de Asia. El club tiene una plantilla talentosa, liderada por el delantero filipino-inglés Mark Hartmann y el centrocampista español Juanjo Ciércoles. El Maharlika Manila F.C. también tiene un fuerte apoyo de sus aficionados, que llenan el estadio del club, el Rizal Memorial Stadium, en cada partido.

El Maharlika Manila F.C. es un club joven y prometedor que tiene el potencial de convertirse en una fuerza importante en el fútbol asiático. El club tiene una plantilla talentosa, un entrenador experimentado y un fuerte apoyo de sus aficionados. El Maharlika Manila F.C. está decidido a lograr el éxito tanto a nivel nacional como internacional, y es un club que vale la pena seguir en los próximos años.