CFA wants 500 tickets for Cebu fans

CFA to sell tickets

CEBUANO fans who want to secure tickets for the Azkals game in Bacolod can now buy them through the Cebu Football Association (CFA).

CFA president Richard Montayre said he will ask the Philippine Football Federation to allocate 500 of the 4,000 P300 tickets for the Cebu-based fans.

“The price will still be P300, we will just facilitate the purchase kay basi kung Manila tanan i-agi, basi mabog down ila system,” Montayre said.

The Panaad Stadium has a capacity for 15,000 seats, and 10,000 of those will be given for free.

The PFF is also selling 4,000 grand stand seats for P300, while the rest will be reserved for the VIPs.
The Philippines will face Mongolia in the first of the home-and-away playoff series of the Asian Football Confederation Challenge Cup. It is the first home game of the Azkals in three years.

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9:40 PM
doreen said…
naay pay ticket available sa CFA? pwede pa makapalit?
1:06 AM
sheila andiason said…
good evening!

I just want to know how to purchase the ticket if ever the PFF will distribute the 500 tickets to CFA? We e-mailed the ticketing of PFF but there is no response yet. We are so desperate for a grandstand ticket sir honestly, since the plane ticket and the hotel in Bacolod are confirmed already.

Thank you so much.
2:28 AM
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5:14 AM
Mike Limpag said…
Try calling the cfa office on monday. I posted their number. Ill also inform richard about your predicament. By the way, i heard the pff is struggling to cope with the volume of requests. I also havent heard from them, so just be patient
7:40 AM
doreen said…
mu bounce back na if ever mag email sa pff for reservation. hahays, i hope ni hatag ug 500 tickets ang pff sa cfa. hehehee
12:43 PM
Mike Limpag said…
It means the PFF email is no longer able to receive inquiries. Just the same, try calling the CebuFA office as soon as you can on MOnday (4224615)
3:49 AM
izza said…
are tickets still available? im from bacolod
10:54 PM
Mike Limpag said…
I'm not sure if there are still P300 tickets available. But the PFF will be giving away 10,000 general admission seats
12:52 AM
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