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McDaniel got the ball rolling with the opener in the seventh minute, then converted a spot-kick four minutes later before capping a splendid performance with her third goal in the 90th minute with the result giving the team much belief going forward.
“I’m really proud of Stallion tonight,” said McDaniel. “We came out strong and showed that we’re here to compete.
“Of course, there’s always room to improve. We’re looking forward to building on this game, showing up for the next two matc
On a day where both teams were making their continental debuts, Stallion Laguna were undoubtedly the better side as Mia Bookhard (21st, 45th+2) and Isabella Villaflor (59th) complimented McDaniel’s strikes.
After completion of Matchday One, the Philippines side sit second in Group A behind Myanmar’s ISPE WFC, who picked up a 9-0 win against Strykers FC of Guam.
Next up for Stallion Laguna is a meeting with Strykers on Thursday with McDaniel and company looking to make it two wins out of two.
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