One of the most celebrated players of Solomon Islands and Oceania recently signed his first professional contract with the top-tier South African side Maritzburg United. Since Micah Lea’alafa signed for his new club, he played in 11 matches for the team and did not record any assist or goal so far. Despite having a greatContinue reading “Lea’alafa deserves another chance in Maritzburg United”
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Ifunaoa will remain on Solomon Warriors for Champions League
After it was reported that Benjamin Totori will leave Solomon Warriors to play for Ba, winger Dennis Ifunaoa has confirmed to Oceania Football Center that he is going to stay with Warriors for 2020 OFC Champions League. Ifunaoa came back to Solomon Islands in November after a sting in Fiji playing for Labasa.
Isabel United set to make a tour in Vanuatu
It was reported by Vanuatu Sports News that Isabel United will travel to Vanuatu to play two friendlies against Malampa Revivors and Galaxy. The information is confirmed by Galaxy’s owner Andrew Leong. Isabel United are currently playing their first Telekom S-League season, the national football league of Solomon Islands. They will face Revivors on FebruaryContinue reading “Isabel United set to make a tour in Vanuatu”
Lea’alafa misses another match in South Africa
Maritzburg United won AmaZulu FC by 1-0 in the 19th matchweek of ABSA Premiership, the top tier of South African football. Solomon Islander Micah Lea’alafa did not take part of the team for the second straight match. His last appearence was on January 8 against SuperSport United. Lea’alafa was in Maritzburg’s starting eleven but heContinue reading “Lea’alafa misses another match in South Africa”
Royals thrash English team in a futsal friendly
Royals Academy played a friendly against the second team of Sussex FC. Sussex is a team that plays the English main futsal league. The Solomon Islanders won the match by 12-4. Royals Academy keep their good job in England by training at Stars Academy – “The target now is to get these boys into theContinue reading “Royals thrash English team in a futsal friendly”
2019-20 Telekom S-League has not finished yet
The 2019-20 Telekom S-League runners-up will debut in the 2020 OFC Champions League on February 15 at Luganville Soccer City Stadium, Vanuatu. It is already known that Solomon Warriors and Henderson Eels are qualified but the current season of Telekom S-League has not finish yet. SEE MOREHenderson Eels: waiting for a miracleLocal transfer rules prevent SolomonContinue reading “2019-20 Telekom S-League has not finished yet”
Atkin Kaua already training in Malta
The Solomon Islands international Atkin Kaua has already landed in Malta after the confirmation of his trials with the top-tier side Tarxien Rainbows. The midfielder that last played for Laugu United in the Telekom S-League said the team trains everyday and he alredy took place in sessions with the first team that currently plays theContinue reading “Atkin Kaua already training in Malta”
Andrew Abba’s knee surgery scheduled
Solomon Islands international Andrew Abba suffered a knee injury in early December during a Waitakere United’s match against Hamilton Wanderers. After one month his surgery was finally scheduled. Abba will undergo surgery to repair his knee’s damage (a torn meniscus) on January 24. He is not expected to play for Waitakere United this season dueContinue reading “Andrew Abba’s knee surgery scheduled”
Lea’alafa absent in Maritzburg draw
After being subbed in the first half and playing only 38 minutes in the last match of Maritzburg United in South Africa, the Solomon Islands international Micah Lea’alafa was not called up for the match against Chippa United for ABSA Premiership, the South Afrian football top-tier. The forward travelled with the team for the awayContinue reading “Lea’alafa absent in Maritzburg draw”
Local transfer rules prevent Solomon Islands’ teams from getting stronger for OFC Champions League
The 2019-20 Telekom S-League is getting closer to its end. Solomon Warriors and Henderson Eels are already qualified for 2020 OFC Champions League. However both teams will face troubles to strengthen their squads for the continental championship. According to local sources the transfer window of Solomon Islands closed on November 8 and it will notContinue reading “Local transfer rules prevent Solomon Islands’ teams from getting stronger for OFC Champions League”
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