Pasay Voyagers saw out a narrow victory over Meycauayan, winning 66-64 in the MPBL on 9 October 2026. The result keeps the hosts in seventh place with twenty games played, eleven wins and nine losses. Meycauayan remain in sixth, though their record now stands at eighteen matches, ten victories and eight defeats.
By then the home side had already shown this kind of resilience. They beat Pasig City 78-69 on 22 September, then edged Mindoro Tamaraus 63-61 twelve days earlier. In between came a heavy loss to Quezon Huskers, 59-67, and before that a comfortable 87-69 win over Marikina Verdiamonds. Seven games in this stretch, and only one defeat.
And here's the thing about away form. Meycauayan's recent run has been more uneven. They lost to Basilan Steel 76-81 on 14 September, then held on for a 80-79 win against Cebu Greats three days later. Earlier victories came against Bulacan Kuyas and San Jose Warriors, both by single digits. The pattern is there — close calls, not dominance.
To be fair, both sides are playing with something to prove. The gap between sixth and seventh is just one place, one game, but in a league this tight it matters. The host side has played two more fixtures, which means they have more games under their belt. That's not necessarily an advantage when you're chasing form.
The scoreline tells you everything. Two points, nothing more. No runaway, no collapse. Just a game decided by margins, which is how these things often go when two teams are sitting shoulder to shoulder in the table.
