Lae City vs Hekari United: a match that deserves national live coverage

The PNG National Soccer League is eager for its next matchday; the two-national powerhouses will face each other in one of the most interesting matches of Oceania in the year so far. Lae City will take on Hekari United at Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium, Lae – a rematch from the national league final in 2019Continue reading “Lae City vs Hekari United: a match that deserves national live coverage”

Ba needs to find their way against Lupe o le Soaga

The only remaining Fijian team at OFC Champions League surely did not have the start they want in the tournament. The current Vodafone Premier League champions Ba were trashed by the New Zealand-side Auckland City by 6-0 in their opener in Tahiti for the group D of the regional tournament. With only 16 players availableContinue reading “Ba needs to find their way against Lupe o le Soaga”

Alvin Singh: recovered and ready for Fiji

One of the most promising players from Fiji in the 2000s, Alvin Singh had a meteoric rise on his career as he debuted for Fiji National Football Team when he was just 20 years old. Playing in Australia since 2017, the 31-year-old defender keeps playing football and looking for another opportunity in the National Team.Continue reading “Alvin Singh: recovered and ready for Fiji”

PNGFA to reboot Conference Competition, Women’s NSL to start imminently

The Papua New Guinea Football Association will attempt to relaunch the unsuccessful Conference Competition in September this year, according to a new plan put forward by NSL Competition Manager Dimirit Mileng. The plan also suggests that the 2020 Women’s National Soccer League will be starting imminently, while local competitions will take place from March toContinue reading “PNGFA to reboot Conference Competition, Women’s NSL to start imminently”

PNG Transfer Window to open for a week on Sunday

The window for players to move clubs in this season’s Papua New Guinea National Soccer League will open after the final match of the first round of fixtures on Saturday, before slamming shut just five days later before the second round kicks-off. During this time, any players who have already arrived at their clubs onContinue reading “PNG Transfer Window to open for a week on Sunday”

Stallions’ Nigel Malagian deserves national recognition

The current edition of the PNG National Soccer League is not only having the spotlights under the giant-duo Lae City and Hekari United. The Port Moresby-based side Vitiaz United is impressing – challenging the two-best teams of Papua New Guinea and standing close to them in the standings of the league so far. Alongisde Vitiaz,Continue reading “Stallions’ Nigel Malagian deserves national recognition”

Ba: it is not about bringing foreigners…

Fijian people are used to say Batoro as a depreciative adjective for foreign people in football. It can also be used to depreciate someone that is from another district. Lautoka had a shameful performance on Champions League and lots of people put the blame on the foreign players and the same thing is already happeningContinue reading “Ba: it is not about bringing foreigners…”

Brian Kaltak ready to make history in Oceania

Auckland City have beaten Ba by 6-0 in the opening match of 2020 OFC Champions League Group D. The Navy Blues have a very strong squad and they are one of the favourite teams to win the tournament. Winning OFC Champions League would not be something new for Auckland as they have won the continentalContinue reading “Brian Kaltak ready to make history in Oceania”

AS Vénus start OFC Champions League campaign with a convincing win over Lupe o le Soaga

Samoans and Tahitians clashed in a bad pitch in the opening round of 2020 OFC Champions League Group D and AS Vénus grabbed all three points by beating Lupe o le Soaga by 6-0. Lupe o le Soaga had a good start by creating some chances but they could not attack well in the secondContinue reading “AS Vénus start OFC Champions League campaign with a convincing win over Lupe o le Soaga”

Ba can not resist to strong Auckland City

Seven-times OFC Champions League winner Auckland City faced Ba in the first match of Group D. After facing some resistance, the New Zealand side found the path through the net and smashed the Fijian team by 6-0. The pitch was not so good as Tahiti has been suffering from heavy rains recently. This match wasContinue reading “Ba can not resist to strong Auckland City”