“Around 1995, [David Bunevacz] was recruited to the Philippines national track team. Officials there hoped he would earn the nation its first Olympic gold medal, and seemingly pulled strings to get a U.S.-born athlete on the team. He never competed in the Olympics, however, and became better known for spending his hefty stipend partying and dating actresses and models, landing him in the pages of Filipino tabloids. He landed some TV work and acted in a few Filipino films, including the action comedy Tusong Twosome (2001) and the boxing movie Buhay Kamao (2001).”

Fans will have options to watch all the football action.

The preliminary games will be made available on free-to-air television via One Sports (channel 41 on free TV, channel 6 on Cignal). Those who prefer mobile streaming, on the other hand, can download the Pilipinas Live app via Apple Store or Google Play store. Pilipinas Live is an on-demand platform that can show the matches anytime, anywhere.