Football fans in the country will watch the entire OFC Champion League live on TV starting tomorrow. A media statement from Our Telekom confirms today. It says this is possible after Our Telekom met all costs to bring the content off the satellite and into Our Telekom TV transmitters for the live…
In sports, the Solomon Islands National Futsal Squad, Kurukuru will fly over to Fiji this week ahead of the OFC Championship and the FIFA Futsal World Cup Qualifier next week. The team has been fixing friendly matches- an effort to shape up ahead of the Oceania battle.
Solomon Islands has withdrawn from the Oceania Football Confederation Under-17 women’s championship in the Cook Islands. The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) said in a statement the match scheduled for the 2016 OFC Under-17 Women’s championship has been readjusted.
In sports, the Solomon Islands Football Federation President William Lai is the newest member of the OFC Executive Committee following his appointment on 27 May. OFC President David Chung says he is pleased to have Lai on board. Mr.
New Zealand U-17 team has qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Chile. This came about after the boys beat Tahiti five goals to four in a penalty shootout today. The game was held at Pago Park Soccer Stadium in Pago Pago American Samoa. SIBC Sports understands the U-17 World Cup will be held
The Solomon Islands Under-17 team came third in group B after taking part in the Oceania Football Confederation U-17 Championship in American Samoa but failed to proceed to the finals.
The battle at the top of the table in Group B continued in the OFC U-17 Championship on Match Day Eight as Tahiti defeated Solomon Islands three-Nill in what was a must-win for both sides to secure a place in the semi-finals. OFC Media reports Tahiti and Solomon Islands went into what was the third
The Solomon Islands under 17 team will take on Vanuatu in its second Oceania Football Tournament match on Sunday afternoon at the Pago Stadium American Samoa. The team won its first pool match against Tonga on Wednesday with a convincing 10 goals to one.
Solomon Islands begins its OFC U-17 Championship campaign on a convincing 10- 1 goals against Tonga. In the opening game, Tonga seized their chance at the first attempt to open scoring through Soakai Vea in the 14th minute. This goal rattled the Solomon Islands side.
Solomon Islands will participate in all seven of the Oceania Football Confederation’s (OFC) sanctioned competitions. This was announced by the chairman of the Normalising Committee of the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Barnabas Anga.
