UFL Cup Standings (with Oct 29 games)

 (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 and 29.)


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      0     2      0      6        -6        0
Baguio FC     1          0      0     2       1      11     -10      0
Oct 29 Lions vs. Baguio, 2-1
Oct. 30 Union vs. Baguio
 
If the Lions win against Baguio, they will bag the second qualifier spot, and the Union vs. Baguio game will be moot. Unless, one team buries the other by 20 goals to be in contention for a wild card.

Because of Agila's loss to Loyola on Oct. 27, Union now has a chance to make KO stage if it beats Baguio by at least seven goals and Manhur and Sunken Garden doesn't end in a draw.

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
Oct. 25 Socceroo vs. Internacional, 1-0
Oct. 27 Loyola vs. Agila, 5-1


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
Oct. 29 Cebu vs. Pachanga, 4-0

Global makes KOT 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

Since Agila lost to Loyola, Laos still has a chance to finish as second best third-place team if Garuda vs. Sunken Garden doesn't end in a draw and Baguio loses one of its last two matches.

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
Update: If Archers beat Pasargad by four goals, Forza FC will advance

Group G             GP     W     D     L     GF     GA     GD     Pts
P Army FC            3     3     0       0     24       0      24        9* 
Manhur FC             2     1     0       1     2         5       -3      3
Sunken Garden     2     1     0        1     3       10      -7       3
Garuda FC PH       2     0     0       2     1        14     -13     0
Oct. 26 Garuda vs. Manhur 1-2
Oct. 30 S Garden vs. Manhur

After winning against Garuda, Manhur puts itselft in a good position to take the second qualifier spot, needing only a draw against Sunken Garden to finish at second on four points. A draw against Sunken Garden, which will put both teams at four points, could see both squads in the KO stage as the second qualifier, and second best third-ranked teams. 

That is of course, provided Baguio loses one of its last two matches.


If either Manhur or Sunken Garden wins, the winner takes the second qualifier spot, the loser is eliminated and Laos FC finishes as the second-best third-ranked team. 



 
*Qualified to knockout stage

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