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Soccer Sisters embrace Pinktober

9 October 2014
Soccer Sisters embrace Pinktober

In collaboration with Samoa Cancer Society, FFS jumped on board for a second year to support the fight against breast cancer, using this as the theme of their festival which encouraged females to play football. Newly appointed CEO of Samoa Cancer Society, Shelley Burich was present at the opening ceremony and was grateful for the…

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9 October 2014
PNG set for Philippines challenge

The objective is for the team to gain experience and further exposure to different football environments as they continue their development.Assistant coach Milan Miric says it will be the perfect stepping stone for the nine new players included, to prove themselves at this high level of intensity.“The team will be in the Philippines for five…

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9 October 2014
Auckland ready for President’s Cup

Auckland, whose season already boasts two other international-themed competitions, play in the inaugural President’s Cup just three weeks prior to taking on Moroccan champions Moghreb Tétouan at the Club World Cup.But coach Ramon Tribulietx believes there is a hunger for more matches against diverse opposition among his team.“This is a good experience for our side,…

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8 October 2014
Bay boys back in town

Player-coach Brian Shelley has instigated a recruitment drive over the off-season that has borne much fruit and is pleased to add further quality to a midfield already brimming with talent.Mulligan and Biss are at contrasting ends of their careers – an 11-year age gap separates the duo – but Shelley is confident both will contribute…

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8 October 2014
Manus seal historic win

For the last ten years the code has died out in the province and now the governor is working with his committee to revive back the code to the standard once it has been before producing PNG national players. The Manusians achieved their greatest ever football milestone for their governor claiming the 2014 Besta FA…

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8 October 2014
Competition still open ahead of MD2

While the hosts now sit in relative comfort with three points, the competition is by no means over as the teams get set for Match Day 2 of the tournament.Still in the running are FC Samoan Korean Baptist Church, who earned the first points for an American Samoa club in this competition when they drew…

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8 October 2014
Match Day 1 Highlights

Match day one action of the OFC Champions League Preliminary tournament has seen Samoan Korean Baptist Church to draw 1-1 with Puaikura and the first three points scored by Lupe Ole Soaga after their 1-0 success over Tonga’s Lotoha’apai.Samoan Korean Baptist Church 1-1 PuaikuraFC Samoan Korean Baptist Church (ASA): 1 (Temana PENNYCOOK 45’ + 1’)Puaikura…

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8 October 2014
OFC President’s Cup draw unveiled

Four clubs and one age group international side from the AFC and OFC will take part in the tournament – Amicale, Auckland City FC, Bodden Town, Busaiteen, Fiji U-20 and Singapore U-23. The draw looks tight in both sections with the top two seeded teams – Oceania champions Auckland City FC and fulltime professional outfit…

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7 October 2014
Lotoha’apai United 0-1 Lupe Ole Soaga

oceaniafootball.com is pleased to bring you live text updates of this match. Please refresh your browser for the latest action.Lotoha’apai United: 20. Sione FAUPULA (GK) 2. Sione UHATAHI, 3. Oliveti VAI, 4. Samisoni MAFI, 5. Fineasi PALEI, 6. Hemaloto POLOVILI, 7. Mark UHATAHI (c), 8. Lafaele MOALA, 9. Tupou UHATAHI, 11. Timote MAAMALOA, 14. Michael…

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7 October 2014
Three day workshop commences

The three-day course is organised by OFC Head of Technical Development Patrick Jacquemet with seven participants attending. Jacquemet, who has been in charge of the OFC Technical Development programme since January 2010, says the workshop is vital in calibrating the future direction of football development ahead of the next four year cycle. “This workshop is…

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