The transfer window period is already closed in Papua New Guinea, but we are still receiving confirmations about the signings and departures of players and now it is time time for the 3rd placed side Vitiaz United to announce new moves in their squad. Vitiaz signed five new players to boost their squad for theContinue reading “Vitiaz United reinforces their squad for PNG National Soccer League second round”
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Stahl Gubag continues at Stallions as Nigel Malagian departs for Lae City
The strike is not going to be so big for the Madang-based side Tusbab Stallions; the team was set to lose two key players for the current Papua New Guinea national champions Lae City, but just one of them is heading to Lae: the central-back Nigel Malagian. See more:Lae City sacks Peter Gunemba as BobContinue reading “Stahl Gubag continues at Stallions as Nigel Malagian departs for Lae City”
Percy Mataio takes head coach job at Star Mountain as new players sign for the club
Star Mountain expects a much better second round of PNG National Soccer League; the Port Moresby-based club is at the bottom of the standings and made several changes in its team to have better results in the second part of the season. The well-known coach Percy Mataio, that already coach age-group Papua New Guinea nationalContinue reading “Percy Mataio takes head coach job at Star Mountain as new players sign for the club”
Three players from Hekari United join FC Kutubu
Three players coming from the Papua New Guinean powerhouse Hekari United will boost the squad of the Goroka-based club FC Kutubu in the second round of the PNG National Soccer League. Aisome Kila, Magalu Guena and Jonah Phillip have been released by Hekari United management and already sealed their path to Kutubu. The players alreadyContinue reading “Three players from Hekari United join FC Kutubu”
All change at Lae City: why did it happen, and what happens next?
This morning, sensational news broke that five-time domestic title-winning coach of Lae City, Peter Gunemba, was sacked by franchise owner and sponsor Ian Chow. Immediately, several questions sprang to mind: Why did this happen? Which players will stay and which will go? And how will this affect the landscape of football in Papua New GuineaContinue reading “All change at Lae City: why did it happen, and what happens next?”
Lae City sacks Peter Gunemba as Bob Morris takes head coach job
Very important news coming from Lae – after stating Lae City is close to signing two players from Tusbab Stallions and confirming the signings of Alwin and Felix Komolong, Lae City FC boss Ian Chow fired the long-serving head coach Peter Gunemba from his team command. The father of the star Raymond Gunemba and anotherContinue reading “Lae City sacks Peter Gunemba as Bob Morris takes head coach job”
Komolong brothers confirmed at Lae City FC
Lots of questions were raised about the possibility of Alwin Komolong not head back to Lae City for the second round of PNG National Soccer League. The defensive-duo recently signed for the Lae-based team to represent the franchise in the second part of the season in national league. Despite the confirmations, Alwin departed to FijiContinue reading “Komolong brothers confirmed at Lae City FC”
Lae City set to sign Tusbab Stallions duo
The good surprise of the season Tusbab Stallions is set to lose their most important players during the transfer window of PNG National Soccer League. The Madang-based side that is currently at 4th in the national league table is going to face a huge blow: the current top goalscorer of the season Stahl Gubag andContinue reading “Lae City set to sign Tusbab Stallions duo”
Gregory Togubai becomes third Hekari signing of the window
21-year-old midfielder Gregory Togubai has become the third signing for Hekari United in this week’s Papua New Guinea National Soccer League transfer window, joining Carlos Onne and Wira Wama as new recruits to the club. The young midfielder, who has been described as the next David Muta, joins from FC Bougainville, where he has scoredContinue reading “Gregory Togubai becomes third Hekari signing of the window”
Wrong choices made Hekari pay a huge price at OFC Champions League
The eight-time Papua New Guinea national champions squandered a big chance to cause a huge impact in 2020: Hekari United, after a four-year absence from the most important club football tournament of Oceania, had the opportunity to host their group in this year’s OFC Champions League. The team commanded by Jerry Allen, was the onlyContinue reading “Wrong choices made Hekari pay a huge price at OFC Champions League”
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