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Bolden, Guillou to miss Asian Cup Qualifers
Veterans of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup will spearhead the Filipinas in the upcoming AFC Women's Asian Cup qualifiers.
Head coach Mark Torcaso has announced a 26-player roster for the qualifiers set to begin on June 29.
Key players like Olivia McDaniel, Angie Beard, Hali Long, and Jaclyn Sawicki are included in the squad.
Notably absent from the roster are Katrina Guillou and Sarina Bolden, who are sidelined due to injuries.
The Philippines is pooled with Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, and Cambodia, with the team that tops Group G advancing to the AFC Women's Asian Cup.
Seven other groups will also compete in seven other locations for the qualification round.
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Despite the absence of key strikers Sarina Bolden and Katrina Guillou due to injuries, Philippine women's football team head coach Mark Torcaso remains confident in the 26-player pool's ability to compete in the AFC Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers in Cambodia.
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