Top 10 matches in store for Football Ferns

His name will also adorn the tournament’s Golden Boot trophy after joint-top scoring with fellow Young All White Stuart Holthusen, netting six goals a-piece and pipping Fiji striker Iosefo Verevou, on five goals, to the prize.Patterson and his New Zealand teammates dominated the field winning five games from five to qualify for the FIFA U-17…

One assistant referee who travelled from his native Tonga to Santo to officiate at the competition was former national team captain Folio Moeaki.An assistant referee for the past six years, Moeaki has been on the FIFA referee’s list for four years and experienced his first international call-ups in 2011, after ending his international playing career.He…

The 16-year-old has been playing the sport just three years, but his ability to weave his way through the defence belies his young age.And with talent to burn it comes as no surprise that the youngster is starting to draw attention from a number of different avenues, including several A-League clubs and locally-based clubs in…

See below for all the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:Dragon: 1. Mikael ROCHE [GK] (C), 3. Sebastien GAIRIN, 4. Tamatoa WAGEMANN, 5. Henri CAROINE, 8. Yannick VERO, 10. Raimana LI FUNG KUEE, 12. Jonathan TEHAU, 13. Steevy CHONG HUE, 15. Heimano BOUREBARE, 19. Vincent SIMON, 21. Teaonui TEHAUSubstitutes: 9. Samuel HNANYINE, 11. Andre TEIKIHAKAUPOKO, 14. Matatia PAAMA,…

Going into the match, the west Aucklanders had already booked themselves a place in the semi-finals but needed three points to make certain of coming first and were able to do so thanks to a late winner from Ryan De Vries.Waitakere are joined in progressing through to the semi-finals from Group B by arch rivals…

In the other match in the final round of the competition’s pool stages, Waitakere earned a 3-2 win over New Caledonia’s Mont-Dore in Noumea to ensure they would finish at the top of the ladder and take some momentum into the looming semi-finals.Waitakere will now go on to meet Vanuatu outfit Amicale in the semi-finals…

The result is Hekari’s first win of the campaign and means they have now leap-frogged Warriors into third place on the Group A table by a narrow goal difference of just one. Both sides have recorded one win and one draw from their six group matches – a return not good enough to secure a…

See below for all the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:Ba: 1. Jone RALULU [GK], 3. Meli CODRO, 5. Ronil KUMAR, 12. Remueru TEKIATE, 13. Kini VILIAME, 16. Malakai TIWA, 17. Malakai KAINIHEWE, 18. Laisenia NAIOKO, 11. Sanni ISSA, 21. Marika MADIGI, 26. Scott GANNONSubsitutes: 4. Clarence CLARKE, 6. Jone VESIKULA, 7. Tuimasi MANUCA, 8. Aisea CODRO, 9….

Fijian outfit Ba will be joined in the semi-finals by Vanuatu’s Amicale and each will know their opponents in those home-and-away matches by the end of tomorrow after the Group B action concludes. Waitakere United have already ensured they will progress from Group B but defending champions Auckland City and tournament newcomers Dragon are set…