Les Cagous are the only team to have progressed past the pool stages at this point, although Papua New Guinea are still in good shape in Group A despite the loss, and Cook Islands have put themselves in pole position in Group B with a 1-0 win over Tonga. The day’s other results saw Fiji…
See below for all the play-by-play action. Starting line-ups:Guam1. Nicole PAULINO (GK), 2. Simone WILLTER, 3. Ashley BESAGAR, 4. Tatyana UNGACTA, 5. Tanya BLAS-CRUZ, 6. Rachel JORDAN, 7. Jannel BANKS, 8. Kristain THOMPSON (c), 9. Arisa RECELLA, 10. Aika YOUNG, 11. Alexy BARBE.Coach: Cheri STEWARTFiji1. Matelita VUAKOSO (GK), 4. Laijipa DAINI, 5. Joyce NACEVA, 6….
See below for all the play-by-play action.The starting line-ups were as follows:Tahiti: 1. Xavier SAMIN (GK) (c), 2. Stephane FAATIARAU, 4. Tauraa MARMOUYET, 5. Teheivarii LUDIVION, 6. Donavan BOUREBARE, 8. Jonathan TEHAU, 9. Taufa NEUFFER, 12. Hiroana POROIAE, 14. Stanley ATANI, 15. Efrain ARANEDA, 17. Sebastian LABAYENPapua New Guinea: 1. Lesly KALAI (GK), 3. Valentine…
See below for all the play-by-play action. The starting line-ups were as follows:Cook Islands: 1. Tony JAMIESON (GK) (c), 2. John PAREANGA, 6. Allan BOERE, 7. Joseph NGAUORA, 8. Grover HARMON, 9. Campbell BEST, 11. Taylor SAGHABI, 14. Nicholas FUNNELL, 16. Mii JOSEPH, 17. Tahiri ELIKANA, 18. Geongsa TISAMCoach: Maurice TILLOTSONKiribati: 1. Tarariki TAROTU (GK),…
See below for the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:American Samoa: 1. Nicky SALAPU (GK), 2. Terrence SINAPATI, 3. Edgar APULU, 6. Natia NATIA, 7. D’Angelo HERRERA, 8. Casper KURESA, 9. Junior AMISONE (c), 10. Charlie UHRLE, 11. Shalom LUANI, 13. Uasi HELETA, 14. Pesamino VICTOR, Coach: Avele LALOGAFUAFUAGuam:1. Brett MALUWELMENG (GK), 3. Matthew CRUZ, 4. Scott LEON…
Defending champions New Caledonia can also start preparing for a likely semi-final showdown after posting another comprehensive victory, this time 8-0 over Tuvalu.In the day’s other matches, Guam and Cook Islands both picked up their first wins, 2-0 and 3-0 over American Samoa and Kiribati respectively, while 10-man Papua New Guinea held Tahiti to a…
See below for the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:Vanuatu: 1. Enest BONG (GK), 4. Rexley TARIVUTI, 5. Georges TABE, 6. Kensi TANGIS, 7. Jean ROBERT YELOU (c), 12. Eddison STEPHEN, 13. Filiamy NIKIAU, 13. Filiamy NIKIAU, 17. Ivong WILSON, 19. Ricky TARI, 21. Brian KALTACK, 22. Jean KALTAKCoach: Saby NATONGASolomon Islands:1. Shadrack RAMONI (GK), 2. Hardies AENGARI,…
See below for the play-by-play action. Starting line-ups:Tuvalu: 1. Katepu SIENI (GK), 3. Alamoana TOFUOLA, 4. Etimoni TIMUANI, 5. Ali TAKATAKA, 6. Mau PENISULA (c), 7. Vaisua LIVA, 8. Okilani TINILAU, 9. Lutelu TIUTE, 11. George PANAPA, 12. Alopua PETOA, 13. Togavai STANLEYCoach: Foppe de Haan (NED)New Caledonia: 16. Rocky NYIKEINE (GK), 4. Joris GORENDIAWE,…
The winners of the Oceania title four times in a row between 2006 and 2009, the Bilikiki Boys looked to be well on course for yet another OFC crown in the continental qualifying competition, held in Tahiti in February.Having swept to a 9-4 win over Fiji, Solomon Islands then downed the hosts 4-1 to move…
See below for all the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:Tahiti: 1. Poroni TURANA (GK), 2. Mariko IZAL, 3. Maruina TOM SING VEIN, 4. Vaimiti IOANE, 5. Angela TAIARUI, 7. Tihani TOKORAGI, 8. Maima MARMOUYET, 10. Mohea HAUATA (c), 11. Heimiri ALVAREZ, 13. Patricia YAKEULA, 14. Tiere APOSolomon Islands: 1. Betty SADE (GK), 2. Rose GWALI (c), 3….