Siotame Kubu: tough moments boost our dedication to football

Definitely it is not an easy time for most of us; COVID-19 has hit the world hard and more than six million people have been infected with the new virus. Governments have been forced to close borders, postpone important meetings and stop all economic activities to retain the spread of the coronavirus. Football has alsoContinue reading “Siotame Kubu: tough moments boost our dedication to football”

Phoenix fans want Roy Krishna back

Wellington Phoenix is enjoying a very good season so far in the Australian top-tier Hyundai A-League, the New Zealand-based club is ranked 3rd in the standings in one of their best campaigns in the league history. If COVID-19 did not hit the world and forced many sports even to be put on hold, the A-LeagueContinue reading “Phoenix fans want Roy Krishna back”

Brazil and Oceania: a Football connection

🇧🇷 Português Brazil is the place where football happens; Brazilians call their country “the home of football” – and that could really be true. Five times in history, Brazil has won the most important football tournament in the world, the FIFA World Cup. The same country that produced players such as Pelé, Zico, Ronaldo andContinue reading “Brazil and Oceania: a Football connection”

A number of clubs shown interest to sign Roy Krishna

Roy Krishna had one of his best seasons when playing of ATK in the Indian Super League; he helped the Kolkata-based side to win their third title of the most important football league of India being one of the best players of the league. Before joining ATK, Krishna had also a stellar season playing forContinue reading “A number of clubs shown interest to sign Roy Krishna”

Krishna leads ‘Team of the Tournament’ of Indian Super League

The Fijian international Roy Krishna had a fantastic season in India after helping his team ATK to clinch their 3rd Indian Super League title. The forward scored 15 times and provided 6 assists during the league, being one of the best players of the season. Krishna has now another milestone to celebrate: he was chosenContinue reading “Krishna leads ‘Team of the Tournament’ of Indian Super League”

Fiji Football Association postpones all scheduled events until further notice

Fiji is the latest country of Oceania to suspend its football activities due COVID-19 concerns. The Fijian Football Association recently stated all “its scheduled matches, meetings and workshops with immediate effect until further notice“. “Fiji FA would like to take stand with the Government of Fiji and postpone all our scheduled matches, meetings and workshopsContinue reading “Fiji Football Association postpones all scheduled events until further notice”

ATK and Roy Krishna grand final will be played behind closed doors

The COVID-19 outbreak concerns strike again against football – this time the most important football match of the year to be played in Indian soil will not have any supporters at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, in Margao, Goa state. The clash between ATK of the Fijian national team captain Roy Krishna and Chennayin will miss oneContinue reading “ATK and Roy Krishna grand final will be played behind closed doors”

Ba vs. Nadi match for Vodafone Premier League postponed

The match between Ba and Nadi, that would mark the return of Ba to the national league in Fiji after OFC Champions League, was scheduled due bad weather conditions. According to local sources, the match is postponed to 25th March. Before this, Ba will take on Lautoka – being this their first match after theirContinue reading “Ba vs. Nadi match for Vodafone Premier League postponed”

Roy Krishna one-step away from major glory

The best footballer ever produced by Fiji is close to one of the biggest achievements of his career. The now 32-year-old Roy Krishna has many remarkable moments of his career: scoring a goal at Olympics Football Tournament, winning the OFC Champions League, scoring at FIFA Clubs World Cup and most recently winning the golden bootContinue reading “Roy Krishna one-step away from major glory”

Fijian players start their challenge in Australia

Four Fijian players have recently signed for Australian outfit Frankston Pines – a very good opportunity for them to keep their development in the sport. Peni Tuigulagula, Asaeli Batikasa, Savenaca Baledrokadroka and Tito Vodowaqa are the Fijian players signed by the club to represent them in State League Division 3 in Victoria football league system.Continue reading “Fijian players start their challenge in Australia”