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Media Statement

22 October 2010
Media Statement

“Following the decision made by the FIFA Ethics Committee on 20 October 2010 to temporarily suspend OFC President Reynald Temarii, OFC welcomes the opportunity for Mr Temarii to be able to present his case to the FIFA Ethics Committee in respect to the alleged breach of the FIFA Code of Ethics. OFC will continue to…

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22 October 2010
Ferns miss final after lot drawn

All three games in group A of the tournament were goalless draws, meaning no countback could separate New Zealand, England and South Korea and leaving the hosts celebrating a place in Saturday’s final against Australia after their name was revealed in a tense post-match draw.England shaded the Ferns in the first half and threatened to…

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21 October 2010
Media Statement

Suite aux décisions provisoires prises aujourd’hui par le Comité d’Ethique de la FIFA à Zurich, Suisse, l’OFC prend en considération ces décisions et ne fera aucun commentaire jusqu’à nouvel ordre.

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21 October 2010
Ferns target England scalp

England opened their Group A account with a 0-0 draw against the hosts on Tuesday, the same scoreline New Zealand played out against the Koreans two days earlier, leaving top spot in the group and a place in Saturday’s final ripe for the picking. A win to either side would book first place but another…

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20 October 2010
Heroes head back to the court

The champions are already back on the court as they prepare to defend their crown at next year’s event and qualify for the FIFA Futsal World Cup Thailand 2012.The number of players in the squad has been increased to include those dropped from the 2010 Championship training group, bringing the total membership to 22.Nearly all…

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20 October 2010
Youth side in the spotlight

A training squad is set to head into camp next month and National Youth League board chairman Rajesh Patel says everything will be done to make sure they prepare in the best possible manner for the event.“An U-17 squad of 40 has been selected and will later be trimmed down to 25,” Patel says. “We…

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20 October 2010
Festival of football brings joy

The ‘Fun Football’ programme included a series of activities and games and took place on Monday at Saleapaga, before moving on to the village of Lepa.Around 150 eager youngsters were involved and each learned basic skills like dribbling with the ball before taking part in small-sided games.On hand were several players from the SamoaTel National…

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20 October 2010
Series takes flight with Phoenix

Interspersed between ASB Premiership and O-League fixtures, the ASB Challenge Series matches will offer a prize of $2000 to the winner of each game and be played at the ground of the ASB Premiership club with early evening midweek kick-offs. Prize money will be split if games are drawn.The Phoenix A side will be coached…

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20 October 2010
Media Statement

Reynald Temarii welcomes a full and thorough investigation so that all the facts can be heard. Until such time as the findings of the FIFA Ethics Committee have been released, OFC will not make any further comments on this matter.Suite aux informations rendues publiques par le Sunday Times, le Président de l’OFC et Vice-Président de…

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19 October 2010
Stadium undergoes makeover

Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) turf and facilities head Reuben Oimae says the objective is to ensure the ground is at its best for the opening of the O-League campaign.“Lawson Tama has not been in heavy use this year compared to the last so the turf quality is good but we still need to make…

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