The home crowd in Tagum City, Davao del Norte, Philippines can expect another exciting match on July 29, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. as the home team Davao Aguilas FC (DAFC) collides with FC Meralco Manila (FCMM) once again.
DAFC vs FCMM
On June 22, 2017, two teams went head to head at Davao del Norte Sports Complex in Tagum City. It ended in a draw with a score of 2-2, damaging what was then the perfect record of wins of FC Meralco Manila.
The Aguilas has strengthened its team by adding new players such as Matthew Hartman, Nick O’ Donnell and Australian striker Harrison Sawyer who were all seen on the start list in their previous match against Ceres-Negros FC last week at Panaad Stadium in Bacolod City, Philippines.
For the upcoming match, fans might be able to see new signings such as Tagum native U22 player Raymart Cubon, Jorrel Aristorenas, Simone Rota and Jason De Jong show off their wares at the home pitch of the Aguilas.
The upcoming match will also be held at the Davao del Norte Sports Complex. Tickets are available at the stadium.
Tagum City
Known as the Palm City of the Philippines and the City of Festivals, Tagum serves as the vibrant capital of Davao del Norte. Strategically situated at the intersection of major highway networks in the Davao Region, this bustling component city connects trade routes across Mindanao, earning its reputation as a thriving center for commerce, agriculture, and culture.
Tagum’s economy is anchored in both its urban developments and agricultural productivity. Surrounding fertile lands yield high-value crops, coconut, and rice, while the city stands out as one of the region’s primary producers of Cavendish bananas. Parallel to its agricultural strength, Tagum has undergone rapid modernization, boasting well-planned infrastructure, green public spaces like Freedom Park, and iconic landmarks such as the grand Christ the King Cathedral.
What truly defines Tagum, however, is its rich cultural life. Home to diverse indigenous communities, Visayan settlers, and modern urbanites, the city celebrates its heritage through more than a dozen annual festivals. Most notable is the Musikahan sa Tagum, which highlights the city’s passion for music and the arts. Combining sustainable local governance with a warm community spirit, Tagum stands out as one of the southern Philippines’ most livable and progressive cities.
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