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Stage 2 teams for Adelaide confirmed

20 May 2004
Stage 2 teams for Adelaide confirmed

OFC – Auckland: The teams for Stage 2 of the 2004 OFC Nations Cup/2006 FIFA World Cup Oceania Preliminaries have been confirmed after today’s final group results from Stage 1 in Samoa. Vanuatu’s stunning 3-0 victory over Fiji in today’s final round of Group 2 confirmed their place alongside their vanquished opponents for Stage 2….

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20 May 2004
Vanuatu stuns Fiji to secure trip to Adelaide

Stage 1 (Group 2) Round 5 – Match 9 result APIA, 19 May 2004 Match 9: Fiji 0-3 Vanuatu (half-time 0-1) Vanuatu has scored an emphatic 3-0 win over Fiji in today’s first match of the final round. The win elevates the Carlos Buzzetti coached side to the top of Group 2 and in the…

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20 May 2004
Tahiti joins Solomons, Fiji in Stage 2

HONIARA, 19 May 2004: Tahiti has qualified alongside Solomon Islands for Stage 2 in Adelaide, Australia after drawing 1-1 with the Group 1 hosts today in front of a full house at the Lawson Tama Stadium in Honiara. Tahiti needed at least a draw to push clear of New Caledonia who earlier improved their chances…

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19 May 2004
Agenda for FIFA’s 54th Ordinary Congress

FIFA, Paris: Meeting at the Carrousel du Louvre on 20-21 May, the 204 associations of world football’s governing body have a packed programme to contend with while celebrating FIFA’s 100th birthday in Paris. On the agenda: – Approval of the official reports from the Extraordinary Congress of 28 May 2002, Seoul, 53rd Ordinary Congress of…

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19 May 2004
Host nation of 2010 FIFA World CupTM – South Africa

FIFA – Zurich: South Africa will host the 2010 FIFA World CupTM, the first in the history of world football’s governing body to be held in Africa. With 14 votes, South Africa were declared as winners after the first round of voting. Morocco received 10 votes, while Egypt did not tally any. FIFA President Joseph…

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19 May 2004
FIFA Club World Championship replaces Toyota Cup

FIFA – Paris/Zurich: The FIFA Club World Championship will replace the Toyota Cup from 2005 onwards. With a new six-team format, the tournament will next be held in Tokyo from 11 to 18 December 2005. Following negotiations with all of the contractual partners of the Toyota Cup, the FIFA Executive Committee, meeting in Paris today,…

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19 May 2004
Qualifying berths at stake in final round

OFC Auckland, 19 May 2004: The Stage 1 preliminaries of the 2004 OFC Nations Cup/2006 FIFA World Cup tournament enters the final round of action starting today in the Solomon Islands with the Group 1 final standings to be decided when hosts Solomon Islands take on Tahiti while New Caledonia plays Tonga. Over in Samoa,…

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18 May 2004
Fiji defeats injury depleted Samoa to qualify

Match 8: Samoa 0-4 Fiji (ht: 0-1 Fiji) – 4pm local time kickoff APIA: Fiji has beaten an injury depleted Samoan side 4-0 in the second match of round 4 in Apia today. Samoa came out firing and held the Fijians to just a one goal in the first half to giant striker Veresa Toma….

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18 May 2004
PNG keeps hopes alive with 10-0 win

APIA: Papua New Guinea has recorded their first win of the 2004 OFC Nations Cup/FIFA World Cup Stage 1 preliminaries with a commanding 10-0 win over the bottom placed side in Group 2, American Samoa in Apia today. Led by New Zealand based striker Reginald Davani who scored four goals, PNG cruised to a 7-0…

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18 May 2004
Fiji takes a step closer with 11-0 win

APIA: Fiji took a step closer towards confirming its place in the Stage 2 qualifiers with an emphatic 11-0 drubbing of American Samoa in Group 2 round 3 action in Apia on the weekend. Fiji led 7-0 at half-time and was rarely troubled by a determined American Samoan side. American Samoa’s best were the ever…

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