Any team can win the Punjas Battle of the Giants tournament, says a senior football executive.
Mohammed Yusuf
Marika Rodu’s position as Digicel national women’s football head coach is still in discussion. Rodu stepped down...
Fiji FA chief executive officer Mohammed Yusuf said both candidates had to go through a rigorous eligibility check b...
Referees director Rakesh Varman was captured in a video, which alleges that he was dumping rubbish on the beach alon...
Originally from Taveuni, Mr Yusuf arranged food packs for 175 families, each with a value of $70.
Fiji Football Association chief executive officer Mohammed Yusuf said that is 14 days after the lockdown.
“The main objective was to gather the ex-players from the districts who have now retired to come together for a co...
In another incident, a player allegedly approached another district official, where he declared his intention of joi...
The first round of the Pillay Garment’s Champion versus Champion series gets underway on Friday, February 5,”
There is a plan to extend the four floors towards Williamson Road to allow more office space with modern design and ...
Seven teams were initially confirmed to participate, however, Friends United from Nasinu has been ruled out.
No decision has been made on whether to restart the Vodafone Fiji FACT semifinal clash between Nadi and Rewa. The ma...
The weather was unfavourable from the first day, leaving the pitch soggy and teams had to struggle to adapt to the h...
Yusuf said Women’s IDC was scheduled to be played simultaneously with the men’s Courts IDC next week.
Waqa and Nawakula are currently suspended after testing positive for marijuana on August 7 during the Punjas Battle ...
The players are veteran striker Osea Vakatalesau, Valerio Nawatu, Amani Makoe and Kini Madigi.
Fiji FA chief executive officer (CEO) Mohammed Yusuf confirmed to SUNsports yesterday that despite it being on hold,...
We have talked to the new national coach and those who have no desire to represent Fiji will not be allowed to play,...
Mohammed Yusuf, the former Fijian footballer, had put in every bit of hard work for his once in a lifetime opportunity.
Businesses can take ownership of the six clubs playing in a franchise competition which has the full backing of FIFA...
Yusuf said out of the 37 applicants, 8 were shortlisted and the final 5 are going through the interview process.
