As per usual, Real Kakamora made a staggering announcement on their Instagram page this Friday afternoon, when they proclaimed to their 32,000+ followers on Instagram that they would be opening a club membership process to any follower from around the world who wished to apply, free of charge. This, of course, follows a historic 2024Continue reading “A football club is revolutionizing the idea of club membership—by letting all of its Instagram followers become one for free”
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Uruguayan striker eyes historic move to Oceania to complete Football Odyssey
Diego Silva, a seasoned Uruguayan footballer, is on the brink of making history in the beautiful game as he sets his sights on playing in Oceania, the only missing piece in his remarkable journey across continents. At 36 years old, Silva’s ambition to become only the third player ever to play in all five continentsContinue reading “Uruguayan striker eyes historic move to Oceania to complete Football Odyssey”
OFC Champions League set to start in Vanuatu this weekend
The OFC Champions League is an annual football competition organized by the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC). It is the premier club competition in Oceania and features the best clubs from various countries in the region. The tournament has been held since 2007 and Auckland City from New Zealand has been the dominant team, winning theContinue reading “OFC Champions League set to start in Vanuatu this weekend”
FIFA World Cup: Oceania confirms direct qualifying spot for next editions
Argentina celebrated last Sunday (18th Dec) their third World Cup title; La Albiceleste captained by the magnificent Lionel Messi surpassed the powerful French national team to bring home another title after 36 years. One more time, the 22nd edition of the FIFA World Cup did not count on a representant of OFC. New Zealand –Continue reading “FIFA World Cup: Oceania confirms direct qualifying spot for next editions”
Football leagues to resume this weekend in Oceania
After the break due Christmas and New Year’s celebrations, some important football leagues will return to action across Oceania. Take a look the leagues and countries that will have football back in the following weeks: The Telekom S-League, Solomon Islands’ national league, is one of the leagues that will be restarting this weekend in Honiara,Continue reading “Football leagues to resume this weekend in Oceania”
New Zealand to challenge England at Wembley
It is confirmed! New Zealand will be travelling to Europe for one more round of friendly matches – this time, they will be playing against some of the best national teams worldwide. As recently reported, New Zealand will be playing Belgium in October and now the NZF announced a new opponent for one more historicalContinue reading “New Zealand to challenge England at Wembley”
Editorial: the importance of media in football
History is a fantastic subject to study; for instance, it can teach us many lessons from the mistakes from the past in certainly all areas of society. History is the subject we from Oceania Football Center decide to start this editorial due one particular figure: Charles de Montesquieu. This Frenchman was the first thinker toContinue reading “Editorial: the importance of media in football”
The wait continues: OFC tournaments postponed due COVID-19 pandemics
While some important football tournaments in Europe are not so far to restart, the Oceania Football Confederation recently stated some of the major competitions are still on hold. After the shocking announcing of cancellation of the OFC Nations Cup, the governing body decided the fate of the men’s OFC U-19 Championship, the OFC Champions LeagueContinue reading “The wait continues: OFC tournaments postponed due COVID-19 pandemics”
COVID-19: Football really needs a break
Football is a part of our lives; we can not deny we are missing a lot the tournaments and players we are used to follow and wait so long to kick-off. Sport has the power to unite people: this is a good opportunity to use this power in favour of all of us amid manyContinue reading “COVID-19: Football really needs a break”
OFC Champions League: see the qualified teams for the knock-out stage
The most important club football tournament of Oceania had its group stage finished after the 4-2 win of AS Vénus of Tahiti against Ba from Fiji in the last match of the stage. The OFC Champions League of 2020 now knows exactly the eight teams that are qualified for the knock-out stage of the regionalContinue reading “OFC Champions League: see the qualified teams for the knock-out stage”
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