Filipinas grouped with North and South Korea, China in Olympic qualifiers

GMA Network - Nov 13, 2026

The Philippine Women"s National Football Team Filipinas will begin its road to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics next year as it competes in the Women"s Football AFC Qualifiers starting in April 2027.

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