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INTERVIEW: Tuvalu President Tinilau on the CONIFA World Football Cup and FIFA application
Football in Oceania speaks to Tuvalu Islands Football Association (TIFA) President Soseala Tinilau about the CONIFA World Football Cup and the dream of joining FIFA, which is still alive and kicking.
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OFC U19 Championship qualifiers kicking off
The men’s OFC Under 19 Championship is set to start on Sunday when the qualifying stage gets underway on the Cook Islands.
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Team Wellington are champions of Oceania
The New Zealand side took a comfortable win over Lautoka from Fiji thanks to a great first leg in Wellington. This is their first win in Oceania’s regional competition.
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Avarua win inaugural National Football Championship
Success for both Avarua sides in the Cook Islands
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Lautoka make history courtesy of strong away win
Marist and Lautoka could advance to the Oceania Champions League final for the very first time.
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Team Wellington end Auckland run
2018 will be the year Oceania will have a new champion.
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Stalemate results in the first OFC Champions League semi finals leaves it all to play for in the second leg
Two draws were the outcomes of the first leg of the Oceania Champions League semi finals
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Who will win the New Zealand battle and will Fiji or the Solomon Islands get their first Champions League finalist in ten years?
It’s time for the first of two legs in the OFC Champions League semi finals and for the first time in three years the final will not see two New Zealand teams play each other.
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Chung leaves PNGFA
After first leaving his posts as President of the Oceania Football Confederation and Senior Vice President of FIFA, David Chung has now also resigned from the President role at the Papua New Guinea Football Association.
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