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TGA 1-3 NCL

21 July 2017
TGA 1-3 NCL

New Caledonia have defeated Tonga 3-1 on the fourth day of action at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2017. Tonga: 1. Mele AKOLO (GK), 2. Fifi MOALA (C), 3. Michelle TUITUPOU, 4. Meleseini TUFUI, 5. Manusiu LATAVAO, 6. Siunipa TALASINGA, 7. Seini LUTU, 9. Carmel UHILA, 11. Mele KAFA, 12. Ofa ATAONGO, 19. Alexandra FIFITA. Substitutes: 20. Helen…

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21 July 2017
Aisa joins Hamilton Wanderers

Papua New Guinea international Patrick Aisa will be making the move to New Zealand shores for the 2017-18 ISPS Handa Premiership, set to kick off in October. Hamilton Wanderers coach Ricki Herbert confirmed last Friday that Aisa will be on board for the club’s second New Zealand Premiership campaign. The 23-year-old – who has made…

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20 July 2017
FIJ 3-2 PNG

Fiji have held off a fight back from Papua New Guinea to secure a 3-2 win on Match Day 4. Fiji: 1. Ateca TUWAI (GK), 2. Cecelia NAINIMA, 4. Sekola WAQANIDROLA, 5. Veniana RANADI, 6. Ledua SENISEA, 7. Koleta LIKUCULACULA, 8. Timaima VUNIYAYAWA, 9. Asenaca DIRANUVE, 10. Luisa TAMANITOAKULA (C), 11. Cema NASAU, 17. Miliana BUREITAU…

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20 July 2017
NZL 6-0 SAM

New Zealand have all but wrapped up the title after securing their fourth straight victory, notching 6-0 over Samoa   You can also follow the match via twitter #OFCU19W #NZLSA New Zealand: 13. Nadia OLLA (GK), 2. Saskia VOSPER, 4. Elizabeth ANTON, 5. Sarah MORTON, 6. Grace JALE, 8. Malia STEINMETZ (C), 9. Samantha TAWHARU, 10. Hannah BLAKE,…

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20 July 2017
Age proving no obstacle for young Talasinga

At 15 years old, Tonga’s Nipa Talasinga is the youngest player to take the field in the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2017, but the midfielder isn’t letting her age get in her way. “I don’t notice how young I am when I’m on the field. When I’m on the field I tell myself I can…

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20 July 2017
OFC U-16 Women’s Championship down to 10

Ten teams will now take part in the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship following the withdrawal of Vanuatu from next month’s competition. The withdrawal means Group A will now consist of just five teams rather than six, with Tahiti being reallocated into position five, previously held by Vanuatu. This also means that Group A will now…

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JS Blatter Football Complex
20 July 2017
Four left on day 4

With three wins under their belt, New Zealand are on track for their seventh consecutive appearance at a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, but with Papua New Guinea hot on their trail – and Fiji and New Caledonia close behind – the defending champions’ day 4 encounter is a must-win. Kicking off at 10am this…

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19 July 2017
Historic fourth for Malaita

Malaita Eagles have written themselves into the history books as the most successful side in Solomon Cup history as they claimed their fourth title since 1991 with a 2-1 victory over Central Shield at Lawson Tama Stadium on Saturday. Malaita Eagles coach Terry Oiaka said his players form was impressive as they put the final…

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Central Shield
19 July 2017
Fiso leading from the front

Back on the regional stage only 18 months after Samoa’s U-17 debut in the Cook Islands last year, Shalom Fiso is wearing the captain’s armband again and proving her ability to lead and score at any level. The 18-year-old has been guiding Samoa through their challenging campaign at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship in Auckland,…

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19 July 2017
NZ squad confirmed for Samoa

  New Zealand coach Leon Birnie has named an exciting squad to contest the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship in Samoa next month. The tournament, which will be staged from 4 – 25 August, is the first step for many of the national squad competing in international football as they look to qualify for the FIFA…

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