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Savusavu earn promotion

1 November 2010
Savusavu earn promotion

Savusavu needed just a draw in the second leg of the promotion/relegation series against Nasinu to earn promotion and achieved just that with a scoreless stalemate at TFL National Stadium in Suva on Sunday.The northern-based side entered the match with an advantage following the 1-0 victory over Nasinu last weekend at Subrail Park in the…

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1 November 2010
Auckland sides remain unbeaten

Waitakere United forward Allan Pearce hit a brace to go alongside a Roy Krishna strike and seal a 3-1 win over Hawke’s Bay United at Park Island on Sunday. The win is the defending champions’ their second ASB Premiership win on the trot. It was a tough start for Hawke’s Bay, who fell behind to…

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29 October 2010
New staff join Technical Department

The pair will work alongside Technical Director Patrick Jacquemet and Technical Coordinator Colin Tuaa as OFC programmes aimed at players, coaches, referees and medical personnel continue to increase.Sope has joined as the new Women’s Development Officer and will focus on the progress of the female game in the Pacific region. She will build on the…

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29 October 2010
Draw finalises UAE 2010 schedule

Conducted by Mustapha Fahmy, FIFA’s Director of Competitions, the draw was attended by FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter as well as representatives from the UAE 2010 Organising Committee and the participating clubs.SC Internacional’s president, Vitorio Carlos Costi Piffero, Pachuca’s vice-president of sports, Andres Miguel Fassi, and Al Wahda’s executive director, Khaled Al Khazrgy all made…

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28 October 2010
Kiwi side flying high

The encounter was closely fought but two first-half goals from Mason Hoeflick secured the win for Kiwi.Coach Terry O’Donnell knew his charges were in for a stern test and is delighted to have earned the three points.“We expected a tough game from Moataa and that’s exactly what we got,” he says. “We tried to dominate…

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28 October 2010
Pacific success inspires Hekari

This time last year, it seemed there were two certainties in Pacific club football. The first was that the O-League would be won by a team from New Zealand and the second was that this same side would go on to be the whipping boys of the FIFA Club World Cup.We should have known better….

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28 October 2010
Transfer window set to open

The window will open on December 1, 2010 and is scheduled to close on February 17, 2011.Fiji FA chief executive officer Bob Kumar says those dates should give the players and associations ample time to make their minds up over any possible moves.In previous years, the window opened on November 1 and closed on January…

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27 October 2010
World Cup stars find form

Striker Fallon played a key role as Plymouth Argyle ended Huddersfield Town’s three-match winning streak with a 2-1 win while Smith put in a solid shift in the Ipswich Town back four as they took care of bottom division strugglers Northampton Town 3-1.Fallon had a hand in both Plymouth goals as his little-and-large partnership with…

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27 October 2010
U-20s put in hard yards

The side is training under the custodianship of caretaker coach Noel Wagapu, who is taking care of the team until a fulltime coach is appointed.He is putting the squad through their paces three times a week, including mid-week trial matches each Wednesday. The other training days are Monday and Friday.“The team is continuing to address…

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27 October 2010
Shortlists for awards revealed

FIFA and France Football have today announced the names of the players and coaches on the shortlists for these awards (see below), and the final decisions will be made by the captains and head coaches of the men’s and women’s national teams as well as by international media representatives selected by France Football.The winners will…

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