OFC championship

OFC competitions calendar rescheduled

 Taking this into consideration, the OFC Executive Committee has agreed to a range of changes to the football calendar, including the cancellation of this year’s OFC Champions League.

 It will mark the second consecutive year that no winner of the Champions League will be crowned after last year’s competition had to be abandoned following the group stages due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

 A number of options were explored for this year’s tournament but given the border closures throughout the Pacific it became impossible to operate the event.

Malampa Revivors out to secure first win at the OFC Championship

This was following their 1-1 draw against Lautoka FC last Saturday.

The Vanuatu based team will take on Solomon Islands club the Henderson Eels after forward Andre Batick was shown a red card and will be suspended.

The fans in Luganville came out in droves to the Luganville Soccer City Stadium to support the hometown Revivors and they will ride that wave of support against the Eels.

In the first match today, Fiji’s Lautoka will take on Papua New Guinea’s Lae City FC.

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New Zealand U-19 women’s secure win over Samoa

This is their fourth straight victory and they are likely to top the championship.

In their first match they defeated Papua New Guinea 12-0 followed by defeating Fiji 9-1 and New Caledonia 12-0.

With one more game to go New Zealand is already wrapping up the title after securing their fourth straight victory.

A goal each from , Grace Jale, Emma Main, Hannah Blake two goals from Samantha Tawharu was enough for the Kiwis girls to shield their title.

New Zealand final match will be against Tonga on July 24.