of the tournament for the first time ever. They faced Indonesia in the semi-finals and in the first-leg, the Philippines lost 1–0 with the goal coming from a mix up between Ray Anthony and goalkeeper Neil Etheridge. The Philippines eventually lost 2–0 on aggregate. Coaching career Grindavík When Jónsson returned to Iceland in 2015, he became coach for Grindavík, and also briefly simultaneously played for the club in the fourth division. Grindavík (women's) In 2017, Jónsson was appointed as head coach for the women's team of Grindavík. In his third season, he led the club to the 2. deild kvenna title and was promoted to 1. deild kvenna. He left the club in November 2020. Reynir Sandgerði After coaching Grindavík's women's team for three seasons, Jónsson coached the youth teams of Reynir Sandgerði. In October 2022, following the relegation of the club's senior team to 3. deild karla, Jónsson was appointed as head coach. Honors Manager Grindavík (women's) 2. deild kvenna: 2020 Personal life Ray Anthony was born and raised in Liloan, Cebu before moving to Iceland when he was eight years old. His mother hails from Cebu, and Jónsson himself can speak fluent Cebuano. He has a younger brother named Michael, who is also a footballer and a former teammate at Grindavik. Ray Anthony is married and has three children, two daughters and a son, as of November 2016. References External links 1979 births Living people Sportspeople from Cebu Citizens of the Philippines through descent Filipino footballers Philippines international footballers Ray Anthony Jonsson Ray Anthony Jonsson Ray Anthony Jonsson Ray Anthony Jonsson Filipino expatriate footballers Ray Anthony Jonsson Association football fullbacks Association football midfielders Ray Anthony Jonsson Global Makati F.C. players Ray Anthony Jonsson Filipino football head coaches Icelandic football managers