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Oceania Football Confederation > News

Solomons inch closer to usurping Tahiti

9 July 2004
Solomons inch closer to usurping Tahiti

FIFA.com: After some dramatic rises in June due to the stunning results from the OFC Nations Cup in Adelaide, there were only minor movements in the latest FIFA rankings for July 2004. Only Solomon Islands and Fiji moved up, two places each to 128 and 131 respectively and inching closer to Tahiti on 122 and…

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9 July 2004
Islanders Abroad: Masi back in form

OFC: There was welcome relief for Fijian skipper Esala Masi this week, as his club South Cardiff Gunners rocketed back into form with a devastating 5-1 victory over high flyers Hamilton Olympic away from home on Sunday. Having endured a six match winless run, the Gunners caused one of the biggest upsets of the Northern…

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8 July 2004
FIFA President to attend OFC Congress in Vanuatu

OFC: The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) will be holding an extraordinary congress in Port Vila, Vanuatu this Saturday, 10 July. The congress will be hosted by the Vanuatu Football Federation (VFF) in conjunction with its 70th anniversary celebrations. In attendance will be FIFA President, Joseph S. Blatter who is making his fourth visit to the…

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7 July 2004
Colourful opening to American Samoa summer league

PAGO PAGO: The Kanana Fou grounds was a sea of colours last Saturday morning as a record crowd of more than a thousand, consisting of enthusiastic soccer players from six to 20 years old, their parents, relatives and guardians turned up to kick off the 2004 American Samoa Football Association (ASFA) Summer Soccer League. Coordinated…

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5 July 2004
Suva ends Lautoka’s unbeaten run

SUVA: Fijian international Thomas Vulivuli’s two goals helped his Suva team to a 3-1 upset over the unbeaten Lautoka Blues in wet conditions at the National Stadium in Suva over the weekend. In the feature round match of the Coca Cola/Nokia national league, Taniela Waqa had given the Blues an early 1-0 lead. But the…

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5 July 2004
All island trio appointed for Athens Olympics

OFC, Auckland 5 July 2004: The Oceania Football Confederation has appointed an all-island trio of match officials for the upcoming 2004 FIFA Olympic men’s football tournament in Athens, Greece next month. Tahitian Referee Charles Ariiotima, who replaces the injured Derek Rugg of New Zealand, will be accompanied by Assistant Referees’, Michael Mouauri of the Cook…

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2 July 2004
French Territories Cup returns to Tahiti

PAPEETE: Tahiti has regained hold of the much sought after French Overseas Territories Cup, or Dom-Tom Cup as it is more popularly known. The Dom-Tom Cup is played annually between the champion club team of New Caledonia and Tahiti. The winner earns a trip to the finals in Paris. After relinquishing the Cup last season…

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2 July 2004
Future Matildas on show

ASA: The best young female footballing talent from around the country converges on Valentine Sports Park in Sydney’s west this weekend for the 2004 version of the Qantas National Talent Identification Championships – Women’s U15 and U17. The action kicks off Saturday 3 July, with the champions to be decided the following Saturday 10 July….

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2 July 2004
Artificial playing surfaces officially permitted

FIFA: As of Thursday, 1 July 2004, matches may be played on natural or artificial surfaces if permitted by the applicable competition regulations. This amendment to the Laws of the Game was approved by the International F.A. Board (IFAB), the custodians of football’s laws, at its 118th Annual General Meeting, held in London on 28…

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1 July 2004
Matildas warm up for Athens beating China

ASA: The Australian women’s national team, the Qantas Matildas, started their final Olympic Games preparations by opening their two-match series against China with a 2-0 win at the Chinese Football Association National Training Centre near Beijing. With the scores deadlocked at nil-all at half time, Sarah Walsh (pictured right) netted twice in the second half…

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