Final UFL Cup standings

 (Please note that this is not the official standings. All I did was update the Oct 22 standings in the UFL Page, with the results of Oct. 23, Oct 25, 26,  27, 29 and 30.)


Group A         GP     W     D     L     GF   GA     GD     Pts
Nomads         3         3      0     0     13     0      13        9*
Lions FC        3         2      0     1      6      3        3        6*
Union             2          0      1     2      1      7        -6        1
Baguio FC     3          0      1     2       2      12     -10      1
Oct 29 Lions vs. Baguio, 2-1
Oct. 30 Union vs. Baguio, 1-1
 
Group B              GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
Loyola                 3       3       0     0       27       2     25       9*
Socceroo            3       2     0       1        4      16     -12      6*
Agila FC              3        1     0      2        7       8      -1         3
Internacionale     3         0     0     3       1      13     -12        0


Group C         GP   W   D     L    GF    GA    GD   Pts
Pachanga FC    3       2     1       0      8       2         6        7* 
Stallions FC      3        2     0     1      11      4         7        6* 
Global FC          3       1     1       1      7       5         2        4* 
Queen City FC    3       0     0       2      0      11       -11     0


Global makes KO stage as best third-place team as no other team has a chance to get to four points and with a positive goal difference.

Group D            GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
Kaya                 3        3     0       0     14     3     11         9*
Diliman             3        2     0     1       18     4     14         6*
ABC                   3      0     1     2        2     14     -12       1
Schwarz FC       3       0     1     2        2     15     -13      1


Group E           GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
PAF                 3         3     0     0      23         3       20      6*
PNAVY             3        2     0      1      12        6       6      6*
Laos FC           3        1     0     2        6          5        1      3
All-Japan FC     3        0     0     3       0         27      -27    0
Oct. 25    Laos vs. P Navy, 0-1
Oct. 27 PAF vs. Japan, 13-0

Group F            GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
Archers            3       2     1       0     12     1        11     7*
Pasargad FC     3       1     1        1     4       5        -1     4*
Forza FC           3       1     0       2     6        11       -5     3
Dolphins            3        1     0       2     4        9        -5     3
Oct. 29 Green Archers vs. Pasargad, 1-1


Group G             GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
P Army FC            3     3     0       0     24       0      24        9* 
Manhur FC             3     1     1       1     4         7       -3      4*
Sunken Garden     3     1     1        1     5       12      -7       4*
Garuda FC PH       3     0     0       3     1        14     -13     0
Oct. 26 Garuda vs. Manhur 1-2
Oct. 30 S Garden vs. Manhur, 2-2



*Qualified to knockout stage

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