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| Speed Regalo Youth Football League opened its U15 Division action at Carmona |
Kaya Elite defeated Ceres South, 4-1, with Kaya toting a 3-1 halftime lead. Ceres relied on their counter-attacking game, but Kaya netted an additional goal in the second half for the final score.
The newly-revived Bohemian Sporting Club, being mentored by former Philippines international Jason de Jong, cruised past Mendiola, 3-0. One of those goals came off an indirect free kick, with their discipline allowing the squad to maintain a clean sheet.
Even with that result, de Jong still believes that they can still be better, noting, "I think we could use the wings way better because most of the time its very open on the sides and the finishing let us down a little bit because I think we had two or three open chances one-on-one."
MSA-Agila earned a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Forza, with MSA General Manager Mike Andan remarking, "It’s a typical first game of the season. Both teams are trying to get to know each other’s game and you would see a back-and-forth, well-balanced first game."
Loyola FC defeated Kaya FC Academy's 04-05 age group, 3-0, a result that pleased head coach Roxy Dorlas. He remarked, post-match, "I think the most important thing here right now is with the preparation we had, it’s important that we came out with the desire to be winning. It’s been a very short preparation as most of our players here have been competing in different competitions."
Completing things in the Under-15 division is Apuesto Bueno's 5-1 win over Laos FC.
The 2019 Speed Regalo Youth Football League will resume on April 9, with simultaneous games at the Ayala Alabang Country Club and at the Manila Jockey Club in Carmona.
The results of the April 7 U15 matches are as follows:
Kaya Elite 4 - Ceres South 1
Bohemian SC 3 - Mendiola 0
Apuesto Bueno 5 - Laos FC 1
MSA-Agila 2 - Forza 1
Loyola FC 3 - Kaya FC Academy '04-'05 0
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