The Solomon Islands international Micah Lea’alafa was once again left out of the matchday squad in South African top-tier clash of his side Maritzburg United against Cape Town City. The forward played eleven games in the season so far for his side, but did not make part of the matchday squad of Maritzburg in theirContinue reading “Lea’alafa out once again as Brockie scores in Maritzburg draw”
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Solomon Islands: new year, new World Cup!
Solomon Islands had the taste to be for the first time in a FIFA football competition in the past year, when they played the FIFA U17 World Cup in Brazil. Despite losing all three matches they played in group stage, for the first-timers it was a especial moment. The team led by Charles Mani, LeonContinue reading “Solomon Islands: new year, new World Cup!”
Michael Boso set to rejoin Suva
The 28-year old Solomon Islands internatinal Michael Boso is set to rejoin Suva for the 2020 season that is set to start 1st February. The central defender stated to Oceania Football Center and informed that he will be flying to the Fijian capital today (29th Jan). Suva also signed two African players for the seasonContinue reading “Michael Boso set to rejoin Suva”
Lea’alafa once again out of Maritzburg matchday squad
For the third straight match of the South African side Maritzburg United, the Solomon Islands international Micah Lea’alafa is left out of the matchday squad of the team coached by Eric Tinkler. Lea’alafa played already 11 matches for the club he signed last year, but could make his path to the first team being droppedContinue reading “Lea’alafa once again out of Maritzburg matchday squad”
Talo & Pole: friendship and competition
History tell us that football is all about competition, but certainly it is important to not forget the sportmanship. Football has developed from all over the past decades and now everyone wants to prove as the best in their position, in their game style and in the leagues they compete. Competition is healthy: inside aContinue reading “Talo & Pole: friendship and competition”
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”
Lea’alafa and Maritzburg win in South African top league
Maritzburg United won their first game of the season in the KZN Derby against Golden Arrows in the Harry Gwala Stadium, the goal of Daylon Claasen and a late own goal gave the win for the home side. Micah Lea’alafa and Daniel Morgan started for the team coached by Erik Tinkler. Micah Lea’alafa was onceContinue reading “Lea’alafa and Maritzburg win in South African top league”
Lea’alafa and Maritzburg have their first challenge of the year
The Solomon Islands international Micah Lea’alafa is set to be part of the first game of the season of his club Maritzburg United in the top-tier of football in South Africa. The Solomon Islander will have by his side the former All Whites international Jeremy Brockie and the former Auckland City fullback Daniel Morgan inContinue reading “Lea’alafa and Maritzburg have their first challenge of the year”
Benjamin Totori: OFC Champions League legend
Every tournament has its history; their historical teams, players, the trophies won by each club and certainly those who write the most important moments of each competition will be remembered for history. When it comes to a continental club championship, as the OFC Champions League, it is vital to remember the past achievements to setContinue reading “Benjamin Totori: OFC Champions League legend”
A year to remember for Solomon Islands football
As we enter in 2020, it is time to make a recap about the previous year – and the 2019 of Solomon Islands football is surely a year to remember for history. The U17 FIFA World Cup held in Brazil – played in 2019 – was the first ever tournament a Solomon Islands football teamContinue reading “A year to remember for Solomon Islands football”
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