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Leadership graduates lay path to future

18 July 2017
Leadership graduates lay path to future

Last weekend, women were very much the centre of attention in Amsterdam, and not just because the UEFA Women’s EURO kicked off on Sunday some 50 kilometres away in Utrecht. As part of the overall context of the tournament, FIFA joined forces with UEFA to host a very special event on 15 and 16 July,…

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Adelaide Tuivailala
17 July 2017
Fiji rally together, NZ continues title hunt

A cloud of sadness hung over each of the games on Match Day 3 of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship as news of the passing of Fiji youth international Francine Lockington filtered through the team camps. However with a job to do, all six teams set about continuing their campaigns as best they could with…

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Fiji
17 July 2017
SAM 2-2 FIJ

Samoa and Fiji have fought to a 2-2 draw on Match Day 3 of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship. Samoa: 1. Katarina AH SUI (GK), 2. Renee ATONIO, 3. Hunter MALAKI, 4. Epi TAFILI, 5. Mariecamilla AH KI, 6. Sonya TANUVASA, 7. Rachael TAGATAULI, 8. Liana SOIFUA, 9. Tianna SEKONA, 10. Shalom FISO (C), 12. Talaiesea MULITALO….

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17 July 2017
Komolong signs German deal

Papua New Guinea international Alwin Komolong has signed a deal with German fourth tier club Stuttgarter Kickers. The talented defender has already debuted for the club, playing 62 minutes as a starter against VfB Stuttgart. Komolong, who recently graduated from Northern Kentucky University, said it’s a great opportunity. “I’m looking forward to what this season brings…

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17 July 2017
OFC mourns rising Fijian talent

The Oceania Football Confederation is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Fiji U-19 goalkeeper Francine Lockington, who passed away in Lautoka yesterday. Lockington was due to travel to New Zealand with her teammates to participate in the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship but withdrew shortly before the team departed Fiji for Auckland due to…

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David Chung
17 July 2017
NCL 0-12 NZL

New Zealand have beaten New Caledonia 12-0 on Match Day 3 of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship New Caledonia: 1. Karine XOZAME (GK) (C), 2. Darnelle HACE, 3. Joséphine SAKILIA,  5. Sonia HNANGANYAN, 6. Isabelle ILENGO, 7. Océane FOREST, 9. Alice WENESSIA, 10. Marie-Laure PALENE, 13. Ivonne XOWI, 14. Cassidy CAWA, 17. Moïsette BROUSTET Substitutes: 8. Shaya…

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17 July 2017
PNG 4-1 TGA

Papua New Guinea have defeated Tonga 4-1 in the opening match of Day 3 at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2017.   Papua New Guinea: 1. Faith KASIRAY (GK), 2. Natasha SAGEM, 3. Margret JOSEPH (C), 4. Isabella NATERA, 9. Selina UNAMBA, 10. Nicollete AGEVA, 12. Belinda GIADA, 13. Ramona PADIO, 14. Leah KARO, 16. Serah TAMGOL,…

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16 July 2017
U-19 women hit half-way mark

An important day of action awaits the six participating teams tomorrow as the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship hits the half-way mark at Ngahue Reserve in Auckland, New Zealand. Papua New Guinea turned their fortunes around with an inspired performance against New Caledonia and will be hoping that luck continues into their match with Tonga. New…

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14 July 2017
PNG finds winning way, Tonga and Samoa inseparable

New Zealand and Papua New Guinea both picked up three points on Match Day 2 of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2017 while Tonga and Samoa had to settle for a draw at Ngahue Reserve in Auckland today. It was another high scoring encounter for New Zealand as they beat Fiji 9-1 before Papua New…

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14 July 2017
SAM 1-1 TGA

Welcome to Ngahue Reserve in Auckland,  where Samoa play Tonga on the second day of action at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2017. oceaniafootball.com will be bringing you live text updates of this encounter, please refresh your browser for the latest. You can also follow the match via twitter #OFCU19W #SAMTGA Samoa: 1. Katarina AH SUI (GK), 2. Renee ATONIO, 3….

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