Philippine Amateur Football Association[]
1907–1961[]
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Philippine Football Association[]
1961–1982[]
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Philippine Football Federation[]
1982–2001[]
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In the 1980s, the Philippine Football Federation was using a more simple version of the current logo it uses.
2001–present[]
The Philippine Football Federation logo is a seal. At its centre is a football at a centre of a stylised goal in blue and red to symbolise two colours found in the Philippine Flag. Below the ball and goal is the initials of the sports association "PFF". A white ring with gold border surrounds the elements previously mentioned and in it is inscribed the whole name of the federation in blue along with "1907", the year of the federation's foundation at the bottom part of the ring, accompanied by a blue star each on its left and right side.
| Members Australia | Brunei Darussalam | Cambodia | Indonesia | Laos | Malaysia | Myanmar | Philippines | Singapore | Thailand | East Timor | Vietnam International Competitions Club Competitions Youth Competitions Sub-brands  |
| Members South-East Asia: Australia | Brunei Darussalam | Cambodia | Indonesia | Laos | Malaysia | Myanmar | Philippines | Singapore | Thailand | East Timor | Vietnam Asian Cup Women's Asian Cup Solidarity Cup | Arabian Gulf Cup | Asian Qualifiers | ASEAN Championship | EAFF E-1 Football Championship]] | SAFF Championship | WAFF Championship | U-23 Asian Cup | U-20 Asian Cup | U-17 Asian Cup | U-14 Championship | Futsal Asian Cup (U-20) | Beach Soccer Asian Cup | GCC Futsal Cup | U-19 Women's Championship | U-16 Women's Championship | U-14 Girls' Regional Championship | Women's Futsal Asian Cup Competitions Defunct  |