Solomon Islands 0-10 New Zealand

See below for the play-by-play action at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland.The starting line-ups are as follow:Solomon Islands: 1. Alice PATRICK (GK), 3. Joana ALICK, 4. Ella VAKATO, 5. Cathy AIHUNU, 6. Janise ONIKA, 9. Elizabeth MALAU, 13. Mary MAEFITI, 14. Merina PHILP JOE, 15. Veronica TOLIVAKA (Captain), 16. Joy TIMO, 18. Sally SAENI.Coach: Luke…

See below for today’s play-by-play action at North Harbour Stadium in Auckland.Tonga: 20. Lesieli LOSALU (GK), 2. Lisi PAPANI, 3. Tania SILAKIVAI, 5. Unaloto TAHITU’A, 6. Pauline TONGA, 7. Malia LOTO’ANIU, 8. Buccilea ONGOLEA (Captain), 9. Wendy FEKE, Tolini KOFUTU, 14. Salote KAVEA, 18. Talia KOLOFALE.Coach: Marc D’AMICI [AUS]Papua New Guinea: 18. Wena LAKA (GK),…

The largest-ever New Zealand win at U-17 women’s level sees the Young Football Ferns comfortably atop the standings and in pole position to qualify for September’s FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Trinidad and Tobago.New Zealand now takes on Papua New Guinea, who ran out 4-0 winners against Tonga in the opening game of the…

The Papua New Guineans beat Tonga 4-0 in the opener at North Harbour Stadium this afternoon before New Zealand dispatched the Solomon Islands 10-0. The two leaders will face off on Wednesday in what could be a crucial match in the round-robin competition with the overall winner going through to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World…

A four-day FIFA/OFC Elite Women’s Referee Course at the OFC headquarters concludes this weekend led by Referee Development Officer Massimo Raveino, Referee Instructors Neil Poloso, Segran Chand and Fitness Instructor Mark Hester.Raveino and his team have taken the referees through a series of theoretical presentations and practical sessions as well as the routine fitness testing…

New Zealand take on Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Tonga for a ticket to Trinidad and Tobago for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in September and coach Dave Edmondson says a trip to a forest adventure park outside Auckland was a great way to confront any sense of trepidation.“Monday’s game will be the…

New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Tonga will participate in the round-robin football tournament from 12-16 April with the winner advancing to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Trinidad and Tobago in September this year.As a brand new competition, participating coaches admit they are largely in the dark about their opposition. “I don’t…