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Oceania Football Confederation > News

Fiji selected to represent OFC at 2004 Milk Cup

27 February 2004
Fiji selected to represent OFC at 2004 Milk Cup

Auckland, 27 February 2004: The Oceania Football Confederation would like to announce that it has selected Fiji to represent Oceania at the 2004 Milk Cup tournament in Northern Ireland from 18-24 July. The Milk Cup is one of the premier youth soccer tournaments in the Northern Hemisphere and has helped launch the careers of such…

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27 February 2004
Important victory for AS Poum

NOUMEA: There is as much interest surrounding the neck and neck race for the third position between AS Poum and JS Baco as there is for New Caledonia division d`honneur national league leaders AS Magenta and Mont Dore. This is because Magenta and Mont Dore are safely into the playoffs which start in March. The…

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26 February 2004
Solomons rise to the challenge

HONIARA: The Solomon Islands is deep into its preparations for the upcoming OFC Nations Cup/World Cup Qualifiers which it is hosting from 10-19 May 2004. A 27-strong national training squad was named on 19 February after two weeks of fierce trials were held and a foreign coach is also set to be announced to lead…

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26 February 2004
Socceroos look ahead to South African challenge

ASA RELEASE: London, UK – Australia’s national football team will be heading to London for their next international friendly match. The Socceroos have confirmed that they will be kicking off against their arch sporting rivals, South Africa, at Loftus Road Stadium, London at 8.00pm on Tuesday 30 March. Following the Socceroos’ impressive 1-1 draw against…

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26 February 2004
Vanuatu imports star in Australia

PORT VILA: The Vanuatu Football Federation announced earlier this month that two of their star senior national reps had secured contracts to play for the Mitchelton Soccer Club in Brisbane, Queensland in Australia. Strikers Richard Iwai and Etienne Mermer were announced as the lucky recipients. Iwai was a star back in the 2000 OFC Nations…

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26 February 2004
Tefana plays Pirae in Tahiti Cup Final

PAPEETE: While the Federal Championship playoffs loom next week, the Tahiti Cup (formerly Polynesian Cup) reached its semi-finals stage last weekend. Tefana cruised to a surprisingly easy 3-0 win over the season upstarts Tamarii Faa’a while national league champion Pirae ended Dragon’s fairytale run with an emphatic 5-1 drubbing. The stage is now set tomorrow…

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25 February 2004
Upsets mark second round of Fiji national league

SUVA: There were stunning upsets during the second round of action in the Fiji national soccer league last weekend. There were losses for league giants Nadi and Suva while Ba was taken to the wire before escaping with a 1-1 draw against Nadroga. The Suva team were stunned by Nasinu 2-1 in a match they…

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25 February 2004
DPR Korea wins Australia Cup

ASA: DPR Korea has won the Australia Cup, rounding out the week-long tournament with a double-figures victory over New Zealand, whilst the Matildas’ scoreless draw against China gave the home side second place. Australia were unable to record a win for themselves tonight, after failing to score from two successive chances from the penalty spot…

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24 February 2004
Rivals vie for third playoff berth

NOUMEA: AS Poum and JS Baco are neck and neck heading into New Caledonia’s division d’honneur playoffs battling for the third and final berth. Reigning champ AS Magenta leads with 52 points but AS Mont Dore is right behind in second on 50 points and assured of the second playoff berth. The third spot is…

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24 February 2004
NSL finalists decided

ASA: The teams for the final NSL Championship Series have all been decided, following tonight’s 4-2 loss by Sydney United at the hands of league leader Perth Glory, with Nick Mrdja scoring a hat-trick for Glory. The only thing to decide now is which positions the top-six will finish and that could be decided on…

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