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Tiki Toa off to Dubai

4 October 2018
Tiki Toa off to Dubai

Tahiti have been announced as one of the eight teams set to participate in the Intercontinental Cup in Dubai next month. The Tiki Toa are not new to the tournament having previously taken part, and will be joined by hosts UAE, current world champions Brazil, Iran, Russia, USA and Spain in this year’s edition which…

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Beach Soccer
4 October 2018
Kaltack joins Auckland City FC

Vanuatu international Brian Kaltack has joined Auckland City FC after guiding Fijian outfit Lautoka to last season’s OFC Champions League final. Assistant coach Ivan Vicelich was delighted to see 25-year-old defender commit his future to the Kiwitea Street club. “Brian Kaltack has played a lot in the OFC Champions League and OFC Nations Cup and…

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Auckland City FC
3 October 2018
Solomon Islands ready for Buenos Aires

Solomon Islands are ready to represent Oceania at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina this month. The junior Kurukuru earned the right to participate in Buenos Aires after winning the inaugural OFC Youth Futsal tournament in Auckland last year. Featuring an array of talented young futsal players, the Solomon Islands will be in…

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Buenos Aires
2 October 2018
Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions makes key decisions

The Organising Committee (OC) for FIFA Competitions, chaired by Aleksander Ceferin, met at the Home of FIFA in Zurich today, with the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup™ at the core of the discussions. One of the topics on the agenda was a proposal to increase the prize money for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019™,…

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FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
24 September 2018
OFC President commends advances in youth development

OFC President Lambert Maltock has shared his heartfelt congratulations to New Zealand and Solomon Islands on qualifying for the FIFA U-17 World Cup. Maltock watched each of the matches with admiration and pride as clear evidence of the youth development being implemented in OFC Member Associations. “The young players we saw representing New Zealand, Solomon…

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Lambert Maltock
22 September 2018
New Zealand earn 7th straight title

New Zealand have sealed their seventh straight OFC U-16 Championship title after beating Solomon Islands in a penalty shootout following a thrilling 0-0 draw at Lawson Tama Stadium this afternoon. It was an exceptional final with everything the thousands of fans who packed themselves into Lawson Tama could have asked for. New Zealand attempted to…

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Fiji
22 September 2018
Tonga joins global pilot

Tonga Football Association has been chosen alongside five other countries to pilot a new FIFA women’s football development programme. The project will focus on growing participation, which is a key focus for TFA in it’s current development strategy. FIFA Chief Women’s Football Officer  Sarai Bareman said: “Tonga has a strong foundation favouring women’s football development…

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Lui Aho
21 September 2018
Finalists go out into the community

The New Zealand and Solomon Islands U-16 teams headed out into the community this morning, making a Crime Prevention visit in partnership with RSIPF at White River School. Although the key messaging of harmful substance abuse and gender-based violence were only briefly touched on, healthy living and education were messages which stuck with the local…

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New Zealand
21 September 2018
Massive rematches to decide standings

Both the final and the 3rd/4th Play-off are two encounters we’ve already seen play out once before at the OFC U-16 Championship, however that doesn’t mean we should expect a repeat of those results. After qualifying for their first-ever youth football world cup, Solomon Islands will be taking on New Zealand in a bid to…

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FIFA U-17 World Cup
21 September 2018
OFCU16M | Live Stream – Final | #SOLNZL
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Final