One of the best central defenders in Oceania is still not sure if he will play the next edition of the OFC Champions League or not. Until the present moment, no statement was released by any team competing in the OFC Champions League about the Ni-Vanuatu powerful defender Jason Thomas. Either Galaxy FC and MalampaContinue reading “Jason Thomas to miss OFC Champions League?”
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Talo or Pole: who is the first choice goalkeeper of Hekari?
It was recently reported by Oceania Football Center that Solomon Islands goalkeeper Anthony Talo signed with Papua New Guinea giants Hekari United. The goalkeeper was followed by his countryman the defender Robert Laua for the club based in the Papua New Guinean capital city. Many questions were raised since them and the major of themContinue reading “Talo or Pole: who is the first choice goalkeeper of Hekari?”
Felix Komolong: what happened to him?
Felix Komolong is one of the most promising footballers from Papua New Guinea. The 22 years old defender is one of the top players from his country alongside with his brother Alwin. After a good season with Canterbury United in 2016-17 ISPS Handa Premiership, Felix moved to United States to study and play at NKUContinue reading “Felix Komolong: what happened to him?”
Benjamin Totori: OFC Champions League legend
Every tournament has its history; their historical teams, players, the trophies won by each club and certainly those who write the most important moments of each competition will be remembered for history. When it comes to a continental club championship, as the OFC Champions League, it is vital to remember the past achievements to setContinue reading “Benjamin Totori: OFC Champions League legend”
TBT #05 – The Samoan roots of Tim Cahill
Timothy Filiga Cahill, more known as Tim Cahill is one of the greatest Australian players of all time. However he also has Samoan roots and he represented Samoa at youth level in the 90s. Born in Sydney, Australia, Tim Cahill and his brother Sean (goalkeeper) were invited by Football Federation Samoa to play 1994 OFCContinue reading “TBT #05 – The Samoan roots of Tim Cahill”
The success of Malampa Revivors
Port Vila is the capital and most important city of Vanuatu – when someone ask us to mention a city in the country, most of the times we will think about Port Vila. The capital is also the land of the most important football clubs in the country, as Galaxy, Tafea, Erakor Golden Star andContinue reading “The success of Malampa Revivors”
Nelson Sale to Vanuatu national team?
Recently Oceania Football Center reported that the Galaxy FC defender Nelson Sale Kilifa granted the Ni-Vanuatu citizenship after a long career in the country playing for clubs as Amicale and Nalkutan. For this reason, Galaxy can count with Sale Kilifa as a local player in the OFC Champions League 2020, opening another slot for aContinue reading “Nelson Sale to Vanuatu national team?”
Scott Wara: finding his space in England
Oceania Football Center recently wrote an article about Terry Stephenson, a 17 years old defender from Papua New Guinea that is playing in England. However Papua New Guinea is not the only country from Oceania with a defender playing at youth level in England – Fiji also counts on a good and promising defender thatContinue reading “Scott Wara: finding his space in England”
A year to remember for Solomon Islands football
As we enter in 2020, it is time to make a recap about the previous year – and the 2019 of Solomon Islands football is surely a year to remember for history. The U17 FIFA World Cup held in Brazil – played in 2019 – was the first ever tournament a Solomon Islands football teamContinue reading “A year to remember for Solomon Islands football”
Masi and Krishna: the Fijian goal scoring history
Every nation has their key figures in the sport; football is not an individual game and it is very important to have a strong and organized team to make the difference inside the pitch, but the decisive players, those who make the difference in the game – defensively or offensively – make their path toContinue reading “Masi and Krishna: the Fijian goal scoring history”
