Hosts set the women’s pace

But it was a draw that started the action in the morning when Cook Islands, bronze medalists at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup last September, and Guam fought out an entertaining 1-1 battle. The scorers were kept a lot more busy in the fixtures that followed as New Caledonia beat American Samoa 7-0, Tahiti all…

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….

“Going into the locker room down 4-0 we had to infuse some energy back into our team,” said technical advisor Larry Mana’o. “We made a few adjustments by moving some players around and we also asked the boys to put a little more effort in it in that second half. We wanted them to play…

The hosts continued their hugely impressive start to the tournament with a 9-0 humbling of non-OFC member Guam while the Fiji players also found their goalscoring boots in triumphing 9-0 over Kiribati. Vanuatu and Tahiti likewise enjoyed big successes, 5-1 over Tuvalu and 7-0 against Cook Islands respectively, making Solomon Islands 4-0 dismantling of American…

See below for all the play-by-play action.The starting line-ups were as follows:American Samoa: 1. Nicky SALAPU, 2. Terrence SINAPATI, 5. Tala LUVU, 6. Natia NATIA, 7. D’Angelo HERRERA, 9. Junior AMISONE (c), 10. Charlie UHRLE, 11. Shalom LUANI, 13. Uasi HELETA, 14. Pesamino VICTOR, 17. Lemusa ALATASISolomon Islands: 1. Shadrack RAMONI, 2. Hardies AENGARI, 6….

See below the play-by-play action.Starting line-ups:Fiji: 1. Benaminio MATEINAQARA (GK), 2. Avinesh SWAMY, 4. Seveci ROKOTAKALA, 6. Jone VESIKULA, 8. Alvin SINGH, 9. Malakai TIWA, 11. Roy KRISHNA (C), 12. Alvin AVINESH, 13. Maciu DUNADAMU, 14. Taniela WAQA, 17. Malakai KAINIHEWECoach: Gurjit SINGHKiribati:2. Tiaon MIIKA (GK), 3. Kaake KAMTA, 4. Kaben IOTEBA, 5. Enri TENUKAI,…

The starting line-ups were as follows:Guam: 1. Brett MALUWELMENG (GK), 3. Matthew CRUZ, 4. Scott LEON GUERRERO, 5. Edward CALVO, 6. Shawn SPINDEL, 7. Ian MARIANO, 9. Elias MERFALEN, 12. Dyan NAPUTI, 13. David MANIBUSAN, 14. Andre GADIA, 17. Mark CHARGUALAFNew Caledonia: 1. Jean Yann DOUNEZEK (GK), 2. Joel WAKANUMUNE, 5. Cesar LOLOHEA, 7. Patrick…

See below for all the play-by-play action.The starting line-ups were as follows:Vanuatu: 16. Chikau MANSALE (GK), 2. Alphonse BONGNAIM, 4. Rexley TARIVUTI, 6. Kensi TANGIS, 7. Jean ROBERT YELOU (c), 8. Seimata CHILIA, 11. Michell KALTAK, 12. Eddison STEPHEN, 13. Filiamy NIKIAU, 21. Brian KALTACK, 22. Jean KALTAKTuvalu: 16. Jelly SELAU (GK), 2. Kolone POKIA,…

oceaniafootball.com is pleased to bring you live updates of this match – please refresh your browser regularly to keep up with all the action.The starting line-ups:Tahiti:1. Xavier SAMIN (GK) (c), 2. Stephane FAATIARAU, 4. Tauraa MARMOUYET, 5. Teheivarii LUDIVION, 6. Donavan BOUREBARE, 8. Jonathan TEHAU, 9. Taufa NEUFFER, 14. Stanley ATANY, 15. Efrain ARANEDA, 16….