Fiji U-20 0 – 3 Amicale

To view the match summary click hereFiji U-20: 1. Misiwani NAIRUBE [GK], 2. Praneel NAIDU, 3. Garish PRASAD, 4. Jale DRELOA (c), 5. Tony TUIVUNA, 7. Nickel CHAND, 8. Setareki HUGHES, 10. Narendra RAO, 13. Mataiasi TOMA, 15. Saula WAQA, 17. Kolinio SIVOKISubstitutes: 6. Shuiad KHAN, 9. Gabrieili MATANISIGA, 12. Ratu WARANAIVALU, 14. Ravnit CHAND,…

New Zealand and Oceania club champions Auckland City shared the honour of playing the first ever President’s Cup game with the Singapore U-23 team and took full advantage of their time in the spotlight, completely dominating proceedings to win 4-0.Vanuatu’s Amicale did not find things quite as comfortable in their clash against the Fiji U-20s…

To see the summary for this match click hereAuckland City FC: 1. Tamati WILLIAMS [GK], 3. Takuya IWATA, 4. Mario BILEN, 5. Angel BERLANGA, 6. John IRVING, 10. Ryan DE VRIES, 15. Ivan VICELICH (c), 16. Dae Wook KIM, 22. Andrew MILNE, 23. Sam BURFOOT, 25. Fabrizio TAVANOSubstitutes: 2. Simon ARMS, 9. Darren WHITE, 11….

“We’re really excited and can’t wait to play our first game against Fiji U-20,” the Fiji international says.“We came really close in the Champions League but there’s a few new boys and the competition here will be much harder – but we’re hoping to win this time.”The composition of the squad has gone through some…

Auckland City FC sit atop of the ASB Premiership with four wins from four matches and have their eye on a friendly with Asian Cup-bound Uzbekistan on 6 December prior to a winner takes all play-off at the FIFA Club World Cup with Moghreb Tetouan four days later.The Navy Blues are shorn of the services…

“I would say we are going into the tournament to do our best, and the way the team has prepared with build-up matches in Australia I think we will do wonderful,” says assistant coach Shalendra Lal.Lal, along with head coach Ravinesh Kumar and techncial advisor Frank Farina, took the squad on a brief tour of…

Tefana have travelled to France to play Olympique Noisy le Sec while Magenta have welcomed Trelissac to the Pacific, with their match set to take place in Noumea.It’s not Noisy le Sec’s first encounter with a Tahitian side, with coach Nasser Sandjak recalling a previous visit to Tahiti to play AS Venus more than 10…

Bodden Town are the team who have travelled the furthest to compete the first OFC President’s Cup.A long journey which had seen them flying almost 15,000km in four different cities to eventually land in Auckland yesterday.The team departed from Cayman Islands on Tuesday 11 November from Owen Roberts Airport to their first destination Miami in…

The epic journey brought the Bahraini representatives to travel 14, 745 km in four different airports.Their journey began on Wednesday 12 November at 3.50am from the Bahrain International Airport to their first destination Dubai where they arrived at 6.05am.The team then boarded for its longest flight which brought them to Melbourne in Australia.They left the…

The side has travelled one of the greatest distances of any participating team, 14, 745 km, so when 11-year-old Flanshaw Road School student David Ratahi launched into the haka, the travel-weary players were given new life.The team’s visit to the school is part of a joint partnership between UNICEF and Oceania Football to celebrate the…