Round 4 will be played in Honiara, Solomon Islands and Round 5 in Ba and Suva before the Pro League returns to New Zealand for the final set of fixtures in May.
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Leone Cabenatabua
The candidate is required to hold a UEFA Pro or A license or equivalent and to have five years of experience at national or professional level.
4 days ago
Sereana Salalo-Baleiwai
“It’s a dream for me to become a professional footballer and join Bula FC.”
Waisea Nasokia
“This is a defining moment for Fijian football. Competing in the OFC Pro League puts Bula FC and our players on the international stage, and we’re ready to make Fiji proud.”
5 days ago
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“Continued pressure on the RFMF goal finally paid off when (Sairusi) Nalaubu broke the deadlock in the second half,” Sami said.
20 Nov
Sampras Anand
“Winning the title back-to-back is a huge achievement for Nasinu. It shows the strength, unity, and determination within the team.
10 Nov
“We also having Fijian players with Fiji passport living overseas, they will also be considered, and at the same time the foreign players are also being considered.
Kadar was a respected football administrator whose leadership, humility, and passion for the game made a lasting impact on Lautoka FC and the national team.
08 Nov
Krishna, who lives in Ba when he’s not playing overseas, recently attended the Ba vs Labasa league match at the revamped stadium—and says the experience left a lasting impression.
03 Oct
“I told my boys to keep the composure, keep calm and a time will come for us to score and I thank them for being obedient.”
14 Sep
Shratika Naidu