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Lautoka player sanctioned for discriminatory behaviour

12 May 2018
Lautoka player sanctioned for discriminatory behaviour

Lautoka FC player Samuela Drudru has been suspended for seven matches at all levels, is banned from entering the confines of the stadiums for those seven matches and fined NZ$7,500. On Friday 11 May, the club Lautoka FC and the player Samuela Drudru were notified of the sanctions imposed by the OFC Disciplinary Committee against…

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Disciplinary Committee
12 May 2018
Leg 1 final to set the tone

Much like they controlled the first legs of their respective semi-finals, Team Wellington and Latuoka are both looking to gain an advantage from Sunday’s OFC Champions League Leg 1 Final at David Farrington Park in Miramar. The two finalists both have a lot to prove. For Team Wellington this is their opportunity to step out…

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Final Leg 1
12 May 2018
OFC Champions League | #WLGLAU | Final – Leg 1
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David Farrington Park
11 May 2018
#OFCCL | Final Leg 1 | Team Wellington v Lautoka
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Final
10 May 2018
Gamel has confidence in the outsiders

For the first time in eight years a Fiji club will feature in the OFC Champions League final. Not only is this Oceania’s premier international club competition, but, it’s also the last hurdle before a club from this region joins the best from across the globe at the FIFA Club World Cup. Fiji national team…

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Christophe Gamel
10 May 2018
Trio says “oui” to World Cup

New Zealand referee Anna-Marie Keighley has made the first step towards the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019 by earning an appointment to the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup France 2018 alongside 14 elite female referees from across the globe. Making up Keighley’s trio are assistant referees Lata Kaumatule of Tonga and Samoa’s Maria Salamasina….

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Anna-Marie Keighley
9 May 2018
Mother’s Day stirs memories for Naidu

Every year around this time, Lautoka’s Praneel Naidu is reminded of what he is missing out on. The 23-year-old lost his mum when he was seven years old and with Mother’s Day coming up on Sunday 13 May, this year he has something big to keep him distracted – the first leg of the OFC…

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2018 OFC Champions League
8 May 2018
Equality for footballers in New Zealand

New Zealand Football and the New Zealand Professional Footballers’ Association (NZPFA) have announced a landmark moment for football in the country with the completion of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). The two organisations have come together to agree on equity and parity for their senior men’s and women’s national teams after working diligently to present…

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Andy Martin
8 May 2018
Feni striving for more

Making it to the quarter final of the OFC Champions League with Solomon Warriors was the icing on the cake for Gagame Feni after his side topped the S-League this season. That successful run was made all the more sweeter last week during the annual S-League awards when the Solomon Islands international was awarded the…

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Gagame Feni
8 May 2018
New league proves popular in Fiji

A league tailoring to families is winning in the popularity stakes in Fiji. The Mom and Pop League is aimed at families with kids aged ten years old or younger, encouraging them and their families to come together and play football without discrimination or the need for major infrastructure. Initiated by the Fiji Football Association…

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