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Laumea-Edwards ready for elite return

18 November 2018
Laumea-Edwards ready for elite return

Making the shift from mother hen to being one of the chicks is taking some adjustment for Lynetta Laumea-Edward. Having taken a break from international football to start her family, the past few years have seen Laumea-Edward take on the role of manager for several of Samoa’s youth squads. But this time she’s part of…

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Lynetta Laumea-Edward
17 November 2018
Tournament openers make for historic occasion

The kick-off between Samoa and Papua New Guinea at Stade Yoshida on Sunday afternoon in the opening match of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup will mark an historic occasion for women’s football in the Pacific. For the first time, the region’s premier women’s football tournament features all 11 Member Associations. Three have already exited in…

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New Caledonia
17 November 2018
OFCWNC | Live Streaming | #SAMPNG
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Live Streaming
17 November 2018
OFCWNC | Live Streaming | #TAHNCL
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Live Streaming
17 November 2018
History made with Uruguay win

A New Zealand team has qualified for the knockout stages of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup for the first ever time after securing an impressive 2-1 victory over hosts Uruguay in Montevideo this afternoon. While an historic first in this tournament, it’s the eighth time overall that New Zealand have progressed past pool play…

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FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
16 November 2018
Draw reveals 2019 OFC Champions League journey

The region’s premier international club competition, the OFC Champions League, is taking shape for 2019 following the official draw at the OFC Headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand on Tuesday. OFC President Lambert Maltock assisted competitions director Chris Kemp with proceedings which outlined the make-up of the four groups which will be played across the region….

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Chris Kemp
16 November 2018
Tournament Programme ENG/FRE

The Official OFC Women’s Nations Cup Programme is a quick, but informative read. Not only does it list the full squads, but there’s messages from the OFC President Lambert Maltock and FCF President Steeve Laigle as well as Pacific sister Sarai Bareman, FIFA Chief of Women’s Football. ENGLISH FRANÇAIS  

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Issuu
14 November 2018
Brown stunner sinks Finland

An early contender for goal of the tournament has proved enough to give New Zealand a winning start at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Uruguay, as Leon Birnie’s side earned a well-deserved 1-0 win over Finland this morning. Tournament debutants Finland enjoyed much of the possession at the Estadio Charrúa in Montevideo but…

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FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
14 November 2018
Tahiti ready to make return

Tahiti’s senior women’s football team hasn’t appeared in an OFC Women’s Nations Cup since 2010 but they are gearing up to make a major comeback. Over the past six months Stephanie Spielmann has been working hard to put together a competitive team to take part in this month’s OFC Women’s Nations Cup. The journey for…

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OFC Women's Nations Cup
14 November 2018
Pacific women get historic opportunity

The OFC Women’s Nations Cup will provide the setting for an historic occasion in Pacific broadcasting history as four women take up the opportunity to commentate this major regional regional sporting event in their local languages. The broadcasters from Vanuatu and Fiji will be calling the matches in Bislama, Fijian and English thanks to the…

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