Tupuji Imere, one of the most traditional teams from Port Vila, is not having a good start of season in the PVFA Premier League. Despite winning the Port Vila edition of Independence Cup before the start of the league, the team just won one of their four matches in the top tier of football inContinue reading “Tupuji Imere adds two former Vaum midfielders”
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Clash of titans shakes Port Vila Premier League weekend
Port Vila Premier League is arriving to its fifth gameweek and there will be some important matches this weekend, including a huge clash of titans between Tafea and Galaxy. Scroll down and read Oceania Football Center’s preview for this round! MAUWIA vs ERAKOR GOLDEN STAR Erakor Golden Star comes to this game with high expectationsContinue reading “Clash of titans shakes Port Vila Premier League weekend”
Benny Hungai: the international farewell of a legend
Vanuatu finished the OFC Futsal Nations Cup in the 6th place. This may not be a result to be celebrated but this tournament will be always remembered with some good memories by the fans: it was the last international competition played by Benny Hungai. Hungai is greatest ni-van futsal player of all time. He isContinue reading “Benny Hungai: the international farewell of a legend”
Port Vila Premier League – Week 4 Review
The PVFA Premier League’s Week 4 is over. Four matches were played in Port Vila top division and Oceania Football Center brings a review of each match for you! YATEL 1-1 IFIRA BLACK BIRD After losing by 14-0 in the first round, Yatel brought some players and became a competitive side. Mansen Jacob scored Yatel’sContinue reading “Port Vila Premier League – Week 4 Review”
Port Vila Premier League – Week 4 Preview
Port Vila Premier League fourth round begins on this Friday with a match between Ifira Black Bird and Yatel. Oceania Football Center brings a preview for the weekend’s round in Vanuatu! IFIRA BLACK BIRD VS YATEL Ifira Black Bird looks for another win while they remain unbeaten. They are also the only team that haveContinue reading “Port Vila Premier League – Week 4 Preview”
Malampa Revivors clinches a spot in VFF National Super League
Luganville Top Three is a competition played by the top three ranked teams in their local Premier League and it gives a spot to VFF National Super League. Malampa Revivors was the first place of 2019 Premier League while Vaum United ended in the second place and Sia-Raga Santo finished in the third position. TheyContinue reading “Malampa Revivors clinches a spot in VFF National Super League”
Port Vila Football League – Week 3 Review
The PVFA Premier League’s Week 3 is over. Four matches were played in Port Vila top division and Oceania Football Center brings a review of each match for you! The biggest novelty was Galaxy FC livestreaming their game against Erakor Golden Star in YouTube. That is an amazing initiative and we hope that more andContinue reading “Port Vila Football League – Week 3 Review”
Port Vila Premier League – Week 3 Preview
Port Vila Premier League third round begins on this Friday with a match between Tafea and Mauwia. Oceania Football Center brings a preview for the weekend’s round in Vanuatu! TAFEA VS MAUWIA After winning the two initial matches, Tafea comes strong to win the third in a row. Mauwia tries to recover from a heavyContinue reading “Port Vila Premier League – Week 3 Preview”
RueRue wins Penama FA qualifier for VFF National Super League
Penama FA Qualifier took place in Loltavola Stadium in Pentecost Island (Vanuatu) between 14 and 20 October with six teams fighting for a spot in VFF National Super League. The qualifier was originally scheduled for eight teams but only six played it due to ineligibility and withdraws so Basictas, LAC and Tahimahuri could not playContinue reading “RueRue wins Penama FA qualifier for VFF National Super League”
Jonathan Spokeyjack: “Vanuatu was prepared for New Zealand”
Since Australia left the Oceania Football Confederation in 2006, New Zealand took the spot as top team in the region and turned into the big task of all other 10 countries to challenge their clubs and national teams at the Confederation tournaments. So on, just twice clubs from outside New Zealand won the OFC ChampionsContinue reading “Jonathan Spokeyjack: “Vanuatu was prepared for New Zealand””
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