Aboitiz Cup Under 12 Pictures

IN a battle between David and Goliath, this time, the little guy didn't have enough power in his sling to bring down the giants and Don Bosco took another U12 title as the gritty Pepito FC went down, 2-0, in San Roque.

As one match official said, "Lugi kaayo ang Pepito kay duha ka tikang nila, usa raman ka tikang sa kontra."

However, don't for a moment think that it is because they are bigger that DBC won. It helped, but it wasn't the sole reason. (All Pics courtesy of JP taga Polomolok)

























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Baldur said…
Skillz baby!
12:30 AM
rogelio castillon jr said…
ang galing mo tala ga nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
9:07 PM
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