Azkals VS Internacional de Madrid

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The Philippine Azkals will once again have another football match against an international team this Saturday, January 7, 2012 4pm at Rizal Memorial Stadium. The Azkals will play against the Internacional de Madrid C.F. According to their official website, this football club started in 2002 when a group of businessmen organized a football club called Madrid International. In its first year of existence, it won its first league. It almost won all of its games (lost only once) and even surpassed the record number of goals made.

This friendly match is actually for a good cause. It is going to be a fundraising event for the victims and survivors of Typhoon Sendong that ravaged Northern Mindanao. This is definitely a good way to support a charity event. The ticket prices range from 100 to 500 pesos only (definitely way cheaper and more affordable than the L.A. Galaxies game) and are available through Ticketworld.com.ph. In fact, I think I am going to watch the game since I live very close to the stadium. It will also be my way of helping the victims of Sendong.

See you in the games.



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Nancy said…
Aww, my brother would have love it!

Should I live close to the event location like you do I will definitely support and buy tickets for a whole family of four.
Jan 4, 2012, 9:33:00 AM
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