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Why they called themselves as Azkals

Why Azkals? An askal is a Filipino term for any dog with no pedigree, no breed, no class. The askalis usually astray, unsupported and survives by feeding on whatever provision it can find.


The Filipino national football team can relate to this mongrel, they have almost no support from a government thats suppose to support them, they are underdogs not just only to the world but even in their own region, South East Asia.

Source: Azkals Official Website

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