Cesafi final round this Sunday at SHS-J


Leaders University of the Visayas will take on Cesafi doormats Cebu Institute of Technology in the curtain rasier today while the surging University of Southern Philippines face the University of San Carlos in the second match.

In the third game, defending champion University of San Jose Recoletos, who have lost their last two games will try to have their five-peat campaign back on track as they take on the University of Cebu.

The UV Greenbooters have piled up four wins so far with an impressive plus 15 goal difference while the leaky CIT defense has yeilded 25 goals in four lopsided losses already.

On the other hand, the USP Panthes are on a high note as they erased a one goal deficit to hand USJ-R just their second defeat with a 2-1 escape last Sunday.

Catch the action live at the Sacred Heart School Jesuit Field this Sunday

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