O-LEAGUE – CASH BONANZA AWAITS O-LEAGUE VICTORS

Mt Smart Stadium will this weekend play host to one of if not the richest sporting occasions in the country this year when home side Waitakere United host Fijian champions Ba in the second leg of the O-League Final. The winners will go on to represent Oceania at the FIFA World Club Championships in Japan…

Ba arrive today for the second leg of the O-League final against Waitakere United, a match that sees the winner earn a minimum $670,000NZD and a place at the FIFA World Club Cup – Japan 2007 against the winner of the Japanese J-League. The Ba football team will attend an official dinner tonight, hosted by…

The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) and French Embassy in Papua New Guinea signed an historic agreement at a press conference in Port Moresby last week securing the financial future of the OFC U-12 Festival of Football for years to come. The agreement signed by OFC President Reynald Temarii and French Ambassador to Papua New Guinea…

The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) U-12 Festival of Football came to a thrilling conclusion in Port Moresby last week with Vanuatu taking the honours and a place at the Danone Nations Cup 2007 in France. Vanuatu secured the title and qualification for the Danone Nations Cup with one match to spare after beating PNG’s Southern…

MEDIA ADVISORY Friday 20 April 2007 The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) would like to confirm the kick-off time and broadcast details of the first leg of the home-and-away 2007 O-League Final between Ba from Fiji and New Zealand’s Waitakere United. The first leg will be played tomorrow (Saturday 21 April 2007) kick-off 3pm (Fiji time*)…

The O-League football final between Waitakere United (New Zealand) and Ba (Fiji) will be covered extensively by live media, with both matches broadcast on radio and television. The first leg in Ba this Saturday will be broadcast throughout Oceania and Asia on television and radio. In New Zealand Sky Television will feature live coverage while…

OFC President and FIFA Vice-President Reynald Temarii was delighted with the advent of a third academy in Papua New Guinea. “Football is an important element that can bring peace among tribes and clans. It is also an instrument to educate children to be good citizens. Not only will they play but at the same time…

Five thousand children across one city hosting eight teams from five seperate nations and the arrival of a former FIFA World Cup winner helped make the opening day of the OFC U-12 Festival of Football a memorable one. Saint Theresa school, Ward Strip Demonstration school, Sacred Heart, Port Moresby Grammar, Saint Francis school were amongst…

Auckland City won their third consecutive NZFC title after a 3-2 win over bitter rivals Waitakere United at North Harbour Stadium. City’s victory clinched New Zealand’s second O-League slot for next season with Youngheart Manawatu edged out of contention. Midfielder Liam Mulrooney put Auckland City in front when he slammed a sensational volley past Mike…

The stage is set, the teams have arrived and a world famous football superstar Christian Karembeu is on his way… The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) U-12 Festival of Football will burst into life tomorrow morning with teams from New Caledonia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea (x4), Solomon Islands and Vanuatu visiting Port Moresby schools as…